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Seminars & Colloquia

Seminars & Colloquia - Fall 2005

All Seminars take place in Higgins 235 at 3pm.
All Colloquia take place in Higgins 310 at 4pm.

Date/ Time	Speaker	Title	Sem./Coll.
9/14, 4pm	Claire Yu, UC Irvine	"The Transportation System Inside a Living Cell"	Colloquium
9/20, 3pm	Kokichi Oshima, Okayama University	"Molecular Ferromagnetism and Its Relation to the Low Temperature Structures"	Seminar
9/21, 4pm	Goran Krilov, BC Chemistry	"Modeling Protein Solvation"	Colloquium
9/27, 3pm	Harukazu Yoshino, Osaka City University	"Angular Dependent Magnetoresistance Effects in Quasi-1D Organic Metals - How to Touch a Fermi Surface"	Seminar
9/28, 4pm	Jeffrey Chuang, BC Biology	"Computational Approaches in Comparative Genomics"	Colloquium
10/4, 3pm	R.S. Markiewicz, Northeastern University	"Two Routes to Doping a Mott Insulator: Electron- vs Hole-Doped Cuprates"	Seminar
10/5, 4pm	Michael Giersig, CAESAR, Bonn	"Self-assembly Induced by Chemical and Physical Methods"	Colloquium
10/11, 3pm	Kun Yang, NHMFL and Harvard	"Find Your Partner or Expel Your Competitor: Exotic Pairing States in Fermionic Superfluids with Unbalanced Pairing Species"	Seminar
10/12, 4pm	Ramesh Narayan, Harvard University	"Astrophysical Black Holes"	Colloquium
10/18, 3pm	John Tranquada, Brookhaven National Lab	"Charge Stripes and Superconductivity in Hole-Doped Cuprates"	Seminar
10/19, 4pm	John Tranquada, Brookhaven National Lab	"Seeing Stripes: Competition and Complexity in High Temperature Superconductors"	Colloquium
11/1, 3pm	Seamus Davis, Cornell University	"Is the 'Hidden Electronic Order' in the Cuprates neither Hidden nor Ordered?"	Seminar
11/2, 4pm	Seamus Davis, Cornell University	"Visualizing Complex Electronic Matter at the Atomic Scale"	Colloquium
11/8, 3pm	Gang Cao, University of Kentucky	"Orbital Physics: Unusual Colossal Magnetoresistance and Quantum Oscillations in the Mott System Ca₃Ru₂O₇"	Seminar
11/9, 4pm	Andreas Heinrich, IBM	"The Properties of Single Atoms and Nanomagnets at Surfaces"	Colloquium
11/15, 3pm	Ganpathy Murthy, University of Kentucky	"Interplay Between Kondo Screening and Stoner Interactions in a Quantum dot "	Seminar
11/16, 4pm	Gabor Marth, BC Biology		Colloquium
11/22, 3pm	Wei Ku, Brookhaven National Lab, SUNY Stony Brook	"First-principles Study of Strongly Correlated Systems: Filling the Missing Pieces of the Puzzles"	Seminar
11/29, 3pm	Rongying Jin, Oak Ridge National Lab	"Surprises on Cobalt-Based Oxides"	Seminar
11/30, 4pm		cancelled	Colloquium
12/06, 3pm	Subir Sachdev, Harvard University	"Detecting Quantum Duality in Experiments: How Superfluids Become Solids in Two Dimensions"	Seminar
12/7, 4pm	Henry I. Smith, MIT	"Nanotechnology: Where Is It Headed? How to Get There?"	Colloquium
12/19, 4pm	Krastan B. Blagoev, LANL and MIND Institute	"Telomere Dynamics and Cell Proliferation"	Seminar

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