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Seminars are held on Fridays at 1:00 PM in Physics Room 298 or 299 this semester.

The seminars are given by Duke Physics graduate students and post-docs and run between 20 and 40 minutes in length. The atmosphere is intended to be friendly and that of a learning experience for everyone involved. No faculty attend the seminar, to enhance the atmosphere of a meeting of equals.

All Duke Physics graduate students are strongly encouraged to attend and all post-docs are invited.

Lunch, usually pizza, is provided.

Jan. 28: Kristine Callan
Nonlinear Time-Delayed Bandpass Feedback

Feb. 4: Marco Bertolini
Supersymmetric Wilson Loop in Gauge Theories and Gauge/Gravity Duality

Feb 18: Dr. Dan Pirjol
Interest Rates Modeling for Physicists

April 1: Joel Greenberg
Cold Atom Physics and Nonlinear Optics

April 8: Di-Lun Yang and Shanshan Cao
The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collision

May 20: Jonathan Mueller
A Measurement Of Neutron Polarization Asymmetries in Photofission of 235,238u Using Polarized γ Rays at HIγS

September 23: Dr. Hung-Ming Tsai
Entropy Production and Equilibration in Yang-Mills Quantum Mechanics

October 14: Josh Albert
Neutrinos and T2K

December 9: Chris Pollard
LHC physics

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