Please contact the host if you wish to arrange a discussion with the speaker.

5 Sep 2003	Jainendra K. Jain, Department of Physics, The Pennsylvania State University The role of analogy in unraveling the fractional quantum Hall effect mystery Host: Back, [email protected]
12 Sep 2003	Andrew Cumming, University of California, Lick Observatory Neutron Stars on Fire Host: Roberts, [email protected]
19 Sep 2003	Rolf Ent, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility The Science Driving the Jefferson Lab 12-GeV Upgrade Host: Hafidi, [email protected]
26 Sep 2003	RNB-6 Meeting - No Colloquium
3 Oct 2003	Takeshi Oka, Dept. of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Dept. of Chemistry and Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago The Ubiquitous H3+, from Giant Planets to Star Forming Regions Host: Young, [email protected]
10 Oct 2003	Sam Bader, Material Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory Nanoscience � A Source of Innovation for the 21st Century Host: Young, [email protected]
17 Oct 2003	Robert L. Park, American Physical Society and University of Maryland Being there: the Rise of the Virtual Astronaut Host: Back, [email protected]
24 Oct 2003	Daniel Lidar, Toronto University Quantum Computers and Decoherence: Exorcising the Demon from the Machine Host: Paul Benioff, [email protected]
31 Oct 2003	Fall DNP Meeting - No colloquium
7 Nov 2003	Juan Collar, University of Chicago Low-background Detector Development at EFI: WIMPs, Axions, Neutrinos and other Sneaky Beasts Host: Hafidi, [email protected]
14 Nov 2003	George Sterman, Department of Physics and Astronomy, State University of New York, Stony Brook Perturbative QCD: the Phenomenology of Quarks and Gluons Host: Roberts, [email protected]
21 Nov 2003	Maria Spiropulu, University of California Santa Barbara Space Exploration with Colliders Host: Back, [email protected]
28 Nov 2003	Thanksgiving -- No Colloquium
5 Dec 2003	Monica Valluri, Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics,University of Chicago Supermassive Black Holes in Galactic Nuclei Host: Fischer, [email protected]
12 Dec 2003	Norman Christ, Columbia University (Joint with the Mathematics and Computer Science Division)  QCD on a chip Host: Teh, [email protected]
19 Dec 2003	Charles Falco, University of Arizona The Science of Optics; The History of Art Host: Pardo, [email protected]
26 Dec 2003	Christmas/New Year Holiday - No colloquium
2 Jan 2004	Christmas/New Year Holiday - No colloquium
9 Jan 2004	Howard Georgi, Harvard University Women and the Future of Physics Host: Hafidi, [email protected]
16 Jan 2004	Barry Barish, California Institute of Technology Probing the Universe for Gravitational Waves Host: Pardo, [email protected]
23 Jan 2004	James  F. Miller, Chemical Technology Division, Argonne National Laboratory Hydrogen - The fuel of the future Host: Khoo, [email protected]
30 Jan 2004	Zheng-tian Lu, Argonne National Laboratory Atom Trap, Krypton-81, and Egypt Host: Hafidi, [email protected]
6 Feb 2004	Chris Quigg, Fermilab The Coming Revolutions in Particle Physics Host: Roberts, [email protected]
13 Feb 2004	Mitio Inokuti, Argonne National Laboratory The Lindau Meeting Host:[email protected]
20 Feb 2004	Roy Holt,Argonne National Laboratory Frontiers at the Femtoscale Host: Back, [email protected]
27 Feb 2004	Spencer Wells, National Geographic Society The Journey of Man: A Genetic Odyssey Host: Back, [email protected]
5 Mar 2004	Larry McLerran, Brookhaven National Laboratory What is the Experimental Evidence for the Color Glass Condensate? Host: Back, [email protected]
12 Mar 2004	Louis-Gregory Strolger, Space Telescope Science Institute Supernovae and the Accelerating/Decelerating Universe Host: Back, [email protected]
19 Mar 2004	Thomas Bj�rnholm, Nano Science Center, University of Copenhagen Organic molecules in electronic devices Host: Back, [email protected]
26 Mar 2004	S. R. Kulkarni, California Institute of Technology Cosmic explosions Host: Pardo, [email protected]
2 Apr 2004	Robert M. Key, Princeton University A Global Ocean Carbon Climatology: Results from GLODAP Host: Pardo, [email protected]
9 Apr 2004	Mike Wilde, Argonne National Laboratory The Virtual Data Grid: A New Model and Architecture for Data-Intensive Collaboration Host: Teh, [email protected]
16 Apr 2004	Isao Tanihata, Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory A New View of Nuclear Structure: Studies with Radioactive Ion Beams in Japan Host: Back, [email protected]
23 Apr 2004	Geoffrey L. Greene, University of Tennessee Parity Violation, Time Reversal, and the Neutron�New Physics Opportunities at the Spallation Neutron Source Host: Pardo, [email protected]
30 Apr 2004	Ernst Rehm, Argonne National Laboratory 'Per aspera ad astra' - Nuclear astrophysics with radioactive beams Host: Khoo, [email protected]
7 May 2004	Daniel Akerib, Case Western University Looking for WIMPs in the Galactic Halo: the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (and some other dark matter experiments) Host: Back, [email protected]
14 May 2004	Joel Karp, University of Pennsylvania Positron Emission Tomography (PET): Present and Future Technology Host: Fischer, [email protected]
21 May 2004	Al Seckel, California Institute of Technology  The World's Most Powerful Illusions: An Interactive Journey Through Your Mind's Eye  Host: Roberts, [email protected]
28 May 2004	Lee Smolin, Perimeter Institute, Waterloo, Canada Loop Quantum Gravity Host: Back, [email protected]
4 Jun 2004	Lynne Osman Elkin,  California State University at Hayward Rosalind Franklin and the Double Helix Host: Teh, [email protected]
11 Jun 2004	P.-G. Reinhard, Universitaet Erlangen-Nurnberg Exotic Nuclei � A Challenge for Nuclear Structure Models Host: Khoo, [email protected]

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2003-2004 Committee

University of Chicago Physics Department Colloquia
University of Illinois at Chicago Physics Department Colloquia
Northwestern University Physics and Astronomy Colloquia & Seminars
Fermilab Colloquia

ANL Physics Division

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