Spring 2000: News

Spring 2000

To see colloquia from previous semesters, please visit the Colloquia Archive.

January 17	Is Graduate School Really as Wonderful (and/or Terrible) as the say? LC Physics Faculty
January 24	Animated Wavepacket-Wavepacket Scattering from a Two-Particle Schrodinger Equation Prof. Rubin Landau, Oregon State University
January 31	Room Acoustics and Wigner Distributions Dr. Jim Lee
February 7	Discovery of the Transuranic Elements Dr. Lawrence Ruby
February 14	Global Warming: Issues and Connections Prof. Aslam Khalil, Portland State University
February 21	Three-dimensional Mapping of Brain Activity Dr. Thomas Ferree, Electrical Geodesics
February 28	New Product Design of a Mobile Tree Processor Aaron Nelson, Engineer, Allied Systems
March 6	The Physics of Shoes Craig Johnston, Sr. Test Engineer, Nike
March 13	Atom Trapping Prof. Kristi Hendricksen, University of Puget Sound
March 20	Spring Break
March 27	Industrial Vacuum Deposition: How Thin Films are Made Bobby Brown, Senior Chemistry Major, Lewis & Clark College
April 3	Modern Cosmological Puzzles Professor Gregory Bothun, University of Oregon
April 10	Advanced Physics Laboratory Projects L & C Physics Students
April 21	The Cutting Edge of Physics Education Research Adam Johnston, Physics ’94, Ph.D. candidate, University of Utah Instructor, Weber State University