13
February, 2001
B. Gallagher, (University of Nottingham), “2D Electrons in Non-Uniform
Magnetic Fields: New Giant Magnetoresistance Effects and Device Concepts”
19
February, 2001
Z. Pan, (Fudan University), “Investigation on Low Energy Cluster
Deposition on Surfaces”
22
February, 2001
S. Hess, (Technical University of Berlin), “Electro- and Magneto-Rheological
Properties of Liquid Crystals and of Ferro-Fluids)
1
March, 2001
L. Wernersson, (Lund University), “Resonant Tunnelling; From
Quantum Physics to Integrated Circuits”
5
March, 2001
J. Speth, (University of Bonn), “Pions in Hadron Physics”
8
March, 2001
C. Lineweaver (UNSW), “An Estimate of the Age Distribution
of Terrestrial Planets in the Universe; Quantifying Metallicity
as a Selection Effect”
15
March, 2001
J. Quinn, (University of Tennessee), “Composite Fermions in
Fractional Quantum Hall Systems”
26
April, 2001
C. Akerlof, (University of Michigan), “Searching for Flashes
in the Dark Gamma-Ray Bursts and Other Astrophysical Explosions”
3 May, 2001
J. LeMarshall, (Australian Bureau of Meteorology), “The Geostationary
Imaging Fourier Transform Spectrometer (GIFTS) – Revolutionary
Observations for the New Millennium”
24
May, 2001
M. Zuckermann, (Simon Fraser University & McGill University),
“Lipid-mediated Interactions Between Protein ‘Inclusions’
in Lipid Bilayers: a Driving Force for Protein Assembly?”
14
June, 2001
R. Saglia, (Universitätssternwarte München), “The
Properties of Dark Matter Halos of (Round) Giant E Galaxies”
26
June, 2001
M. Stiavelli, (Space Telescope Science Institute), “The Next
Generation Space Telescope”
27
June, 2001
J. Lloyd, (University of California Berkeley), “Adaptive Optics
Observations of Radial Velocity Planetary Systems”
10
July, 2001
O. Gingerich, (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics), “Dare
a Scientist Believe in Design?”
31
July, 2001
A. Davis, (Los Alamos National Laboratory), “Earth’s Cloudy
Atmosphere, a Laboratory for Radiative Transfer in 3+1 Dimensions”
2
August, 2001
F. Green, (UNSW), “What High-Field Noise May Tell Us About
Ballistic Transport”
9
August, 2001
J. Adler, (Technion, Haifa), “Websites and Computers in Physics
Teaching”
14
August, 2001
B. McKellar, (University of Melbourne), “Counting Neutrinos
by Big Bang Nucleosynthesis”
23
August, 2001
R. Chen, (Tel-Aviv University), “Thermoluminescence (TL) and
Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL); Physical Principles and
Applications in Dosimetry and Archaeological Dating”
6
September, 2001
R. Clark, (UNSW), “Fabrication of a Silicon-Based Quantum Computer:
Progress Report”
13
September, 2001
A. Milstein, (Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics), “Nonlinear
Processes of Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) in the Electric Fields
of Heavy Atoms”
20
September, 2001
C. Phillips, (Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe), “Methanol
Masers: Probes of Massive Star Formation
25
October, 2001
M. Bunge, (UNSW & McGill University), “The Concept of a
Physical Magnitude, and How Not to Define the Concept of Mass”
15
November, 2001
M.A. Stevens-Kalceff (UNSW), “Microcharacterisation of the
Defect Structure of Wide Band Gap Materials”
16
November, 2001
W.R. Johnson, (Notre Dame University), “Atomic-Physics Tests
of Quantum Electrodynamics & the Standard Model”
21
November, 2001
L. Oberbeck, (UNSW), “Low-Temperature Silicon Epitaxy –
Introduction to Growth, Deposition Techniques, and Applications”
12
December, 2001
S. Brown, (University of Canterbury), “Cluster Assembled Nanostructures”
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