The colloquia are held in Room 128 (old number: 114), Physics Building at 3:30 P.M. on Wednesdays unless noted otherwise (please see abstract for specific details). Tea and coffee is available before the colloquium in Room 128. Refreshments will be served after the colloquium (at around 5:00pm), and further discussions with the speaker are encouraged during this time. For additions, corrections, or questions please contact Cristin Paul at cristin.paul@duke.edu.
| January 16 |
Deborah Jin JILA Colorado University Boulder |
Ultracold Polar Molecules |
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| January 30 | Phil Barbeau Stanford University |
Searching for Neutrino Mass with the Enriched Xenon Observatory |
| February 6 | Ke Han Lawrence Berkeley National Lab |
Neutrino Physics with and without Neutrinos |
| February 13 | Xin Qian
Caltech |
"Neutrino Oscillation: the Daya Bay Experiment and Beyond" |
| February 18 | Nadia Fomin
Los Alamos National Laboratory |
Nuclear and Particle Physics with Cold Neutrons FFSC 2237 |
| February 20 | Maxime Brodeur National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory |
Mass measurements and surfing of the shortest-lived nuclei |
| February 27 | Kim Palladino MIT |
"Shining Some Light on Dark Matter: The MiniCLEAN Direct Detection Experiment" |
| April 3 | Aditi Mitra New York University |
"Dynamics of Closed Quantum Systems: Prethermalization, Thermalization, and Dynamical Phase Transitions" |
| April 24 -- London Lecture | Judith Klinman UC Berkeley |
"Moving through Barriers: Unlocking the Mysteries of How Enzymes Really Work" |