Each semester, the School of Physics invites a variety of speakers to come share their exciting research with students and faculty at Georgia Tech. All students and faculty are invited. If you have questions or would like to set up an appointment with one of the speakers, please e-mail Dragomir Davidovic , Raymond Flannery , Jim Gole, David Finkelstein.  

CURRENT FRONTIERS IN PHYSICS
--ALL LECTURES ARE AT 3:00 pm in LECTURE ROOM 5 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

COLLOQUIA SERIES
--ALL LECTURES ARE AT 3:00 pm in LECTURE ROOM 5 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Aug 28:		Werner Lindinger, University Innsbruck, Dept. of Ion Physics "Volatile Compounds in Environmental, Food, and Medical Research" (Note Monday Date)
Sept 6:		Francis Robicheau, Department of Physics, Auburn University "Coherent matter beams and the complete failure of standard scattering theory"
Sept. 11:		Richard N. Zare, Department of Chemistry, Stanford University Direct Observation of a Scattering Resonance in the Angular Distribution of a Chemical Reaction Earl McDaniel Lecture (Monday--Lecture Room 3)
Sept. 20:		Joel Parks, Rowland Institute of Science "Collisions of Trapped Clusters with Atoms and Electrons: Charge Transfer, Association, and Diffraction"
Sept. 27:		Don Bord, Department of Natural Sciences, University of Michigan-Dearborn "Heavy Element Abundances in Chemically Peculiar Stars: A Renaissance for Atomic Spectroscopy"
October 4th:		Ilya I. Fabrikant, University of Nebraska-Lincoln "Processes Induced by Interaction of Low-Energy Electrons with Molecules"
October 11th:		Prof. Chris Summers and Dr. Won Park, School of Material Science and Engineering and GTRI "Photonics-A Primer"
October 18th:		Patricia Rife Einstein, Ethics and The Atomic Bomb: The Dawn of the Nuclear Age
October 25th:		Li You, School of Physics, Georgia Tech "Quantum physics of cold atoms"
November 1st:		Ed Conrad, School of Physics, Georgia Tech "Temporal Low Energy Electron Diffraction: Studies of Step Motion on Si (001)
November 8th:		Charles Jaffe, West Virginia University "Bohr Meets Lagrange: Transition States in Atomic Physics, Celestial Mechanics, and Chemistry."
November 15th:		Chun C. Lin, Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin-Madison "Electron-Impact Excitation of Atoms from the Ground and Excited Levels"
November 22nd:		Daniel Vrinceanu, Georgia Tech "Classical and Quantal Collisional Stark Mixing: Exact Solutions"
November 29th:		Dragana Popovic, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University "Metal-insulator transition in two dimensions"
December 6th:

SPRING 2001 COLLOQUIA

CONDENSED MATTER SEMINAR SERIES
--ALL LECTURES ARE AT 3:00 pm in Conference Room N110 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

November 17: (2:00 PM)

John J. Quinn, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee "Composite Fermions in Fractional Quantum Hall Systems"

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