School Colloquia

Colloquia 2010

Date	Title	Speaker
3-4pm Wed. February 10th	Charm Quarks and the Mysteries of the Strong Interaction	Dr Christoph Hanhart, Forschungszentrum Jülich, GERMANY
3-4pm Wed. February 17th	Atomic-Resolution and 3-Dimensional Imaging of the Physical and Electronic Structure of Nano-Devices	Professor David Muller, Cornell University, U.S.A.
3-4pm Wed. March 3rd	Quasars from Kiloparsec to Parsec Scales	Dr David J. E. Floyd, University of Melbourne
4-5pm Tue. March 9rd	Life, Gravity and the Second Law of Thermodynamics	Dr Charles Lineweaver, Australian National University
4-5pm Thu. March 18th	Snowflakes, Stress and Semiconductors: Do You See A Pattern Here?	Prof. Richard Taylor, University of Oregon, USA
3-4pm Tue. April 13th	Application of Neutron Radiography on the SLOWPOKE-2 at RMC to Aircraft Structures	Prof. Les G. I. Bennett, Royal Military College of Canada
3-4pm Tue. April 20th	Making Motor Components: A Brief Tour of the Biomolecular Design Approach to Synthetic Biology	Dr Elizabeth Bromley, Durham University, United Kingdom
POSTPONED	Sculpting Light Fields for Optical Manipulation: Studies in Aerosols, Microfluidics and Biophotonics	Dr David McGloin, University of Dundee, United Kingdom
3-4pm Thu. May 6th	Exploring the Epoch of Cosmological Reionisation with Quasar Absorption Lines	James Bolton, Univeristy of Melbourne
4-5pm Tue. May 11th	Exploring the New Physics of Graphene	Valeri Kotov, Univeristy of Vermont, USA
4-5pm Thu. June 3th	The Magnetic Field at the Centre of the Galaxy	Dr Roland Crocker, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany
3-4pm Wed. June 9th	From seconds to picoseconds - Selected applications in time resolved X-ray diffraction in materials science and beyond	Dr Klaus-Dieter Liss, ANSTO
3-4pm Wed. July 7th	A Computational Chemists Perspective on Molecular Nanotechnology and Atomic Scale Device Fabrication	Dr. Oliver Warschkow, University of Sydney
3-4pm Thu. July 22nd	Optical Atomic and Diamond Magnetometers and their Applications	Prof. Dmitry Budker, University of California, Berkeley
3-4pm Wed. August 3rd	Why Does the Universe Have More Matter Than Anti-Matter? A Search for Violation of Parity and Time-Reversal Symmetries	Dr. Alex Sushkov, Yale University, USA
3-4pm Thu. September 9th	The Maternities of Massive Stars	Prof. Guido Garay, Universidad de Chile
3-4pm Thu. October 7th	Neutron Scattering Studies of Quantum Magnets	Dr. Bella Lake, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin
3-4pm Thu. October 14th	Zooming in to Uncover the Secrets of Exoplanets and Brown Dwarfs	Dr. Michael Ireland, University of Sydney

Note: Postgraduate and undergraduate students are most welcome to attend colloquia.

Previous Years' Colloquia

For further information contact Dr. Julian Berengut or Dr. Peter Reece

 

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