Physics Department Colloquia 1994/1995

College of William & Mary

Fall 1994

• Nov. 11 - Julia Hsu, U. Virginia, "Seeing the Lilliputian's World: Scanning Probe Microscopy"
• Nov. 18 - Marize Pommot-Maia, Stanford U., "Why look for Rare Kaon Decays?"
• Nov. 25 - no talk - Thanksgiving
• Dec. 2 - Bellave Shivaram, U. Virginia "Unconventional Superconductivity in Heavy Electron Materials"

Spring 1995

• Jan 20 - Joe Bisognano, CEBAF, "CEBAF: Overview and Operation"
• Feb. 10 - Craig Dukes, U. Virginia, "Why are we here: Cosmology and the Asymmetry between Matter and Antimatter"
• Feb. 17 - L. McNeill , U. North Carolina (Chapel Hill)
• Feb. 24 - Julia M. Phillips , AT&T Bell Labs
• Mar. 10 - Spring Break
• Mar. 17 - Alan Nathan, U. Illinois, Champaign-Urbana "Stretching the Proton: Probing Nucleon Structure with Compton Scattering"
• Mar. 24 - Peter LePage, Cornell, "Renormalization: What is it anyway?"
• Apr. 7 - Melissa McGrath, Space Telescope Science Inst., "Planetary Science with the Hubble Space Telescope"
• Apr. 14 - Michael Peskin, SLAC, "Superstrings: the View from Below"
• Apr. 21 - Bruce A. Barnett, Johns Hopkins U., " Observation of the Top Quark in CDF at Fermilab"
• Apr. 28 - Arden Sher, SRI, "The Power of Modern Theory: In_1-xTl_xP_1-yAs_y alloys predicted to be new superior compositions of matter for electro optics"
• May 5 - Niels Walet , University of Erlangan, "Nuclear Forces: How Hedgehogs do it"