School Colloquia

Colloquia 2013

UPCOMING COLLOQUIA
Date	Title	Speaker
12pm Tue 4th June	Radio Polarimetry and the Magnetic Universe	Professor Bryan Gaensler, Centre for All-sky Astrophysics / The University of Sydney
Past Colloquia
3-4pm Tue 7th May	Artificial synthesis of nature's most sophisticated nanoscale rotary motor - the bacterial flagellar motor.	Dr Lawrence Lee from Structural and Computational Biology Division, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute
3-4pm Tue 16 April	A Golden Age of Asteroseismology with Kepler	Prof. Tim Bedding, University of Sydney
3-4pm Tue 9 April	Graphene and Topological Insulators: Teaching Electrons New Tricks	Prof. Michael Fuhrer, Monash University
3-4pm Tue 26 March	Spin Phase Coherent Spectroscopy and Control of Room Temperature Quantum System	Dr Dane R. McCamey, University of Sydney
3-4pm Tue 19 March	Single-atom spin qubits in silicon	Prof. Andrea Morello, UNSW
3-4pm Tue 12 March	Charge-Resonance in Conjugated Organic Dyes: Why Bindschedler’s Green is Redder than Michler’s Hydrol Blue	Dr. Seth Olsen, University of Queensland
3-4pm Tue 19 February	One Molecule to Rule Them All: Constraining Variations in the Proton-to-Electron Mass Ratio from Astronomical Observations of Methanol	Dr. Simon Ellingsen, University of Tasmania
3-4pm Tue 12 February	Accurate Cosmology from Gravitational Lens Time Delays	Dr. Sherry Suyu, Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Taiwan “
3-4pm Tue 5 February	Precision Measurements of the Quantum Phase of an Atom as a Test of Fundamental Physics	Dr. Stephen Gensemer, University of Sydney

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

Previous Years' Colloquia

For further information contact Dr. Lucyna Kedziora-Chudczer

 

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