Colloquium – Archive
Fermilab Colloquium Calendar 1998-1999
| Date | Speaker/Inst. | Title | Host |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sept. 2 | |||
| Sept. 9 | J. Carlstrom U of Chicago |
Imaging the Sunyaev Zel’dovich Effect: The Age & Mass of the Universe |
D.Carey/R. Kolb |
| Sept. 16 | T. Postol MIT |
The Nuclear Danger from Shortfalls in the Russian Satellite Early Warning Systems |
A. Kronfeld |
| Sept. 23 | |||
| Sept. 30 | H. Haber U of California/Fermilab |
Low-Energy Supersymmetry: Prospects and Changes |
A. Kronfeld |
| Oct. 7 | D. Burke SLAC |
The Next Generation Linear Collider | A. Kronfeld |
| Oct. 7 | V. Barger U of Wisconsin/Fermilab |
The Nu Revolution | A. Kronfeld |
| Oct. 21 | R. Mir Tel Aviv U |
Physics in the Park – Taking Science to the Public |
M. Albrow |
| Oct. 28 | E. Kolb Fermilab/U Chicago |
Seeds of Cosmic Structure: Quantum Fluctuations in the Primordial Soup |
H. Glass |
| Nov. 4 | T. Droege Fermilab |
The Amateur Sky Survey | D. Carey |
| Nov. 11 | |||
| Nov. 18 | J. Maldacena Harvard U |
QCD, Strings and Black Holes: The Large N Limit of Field Theories & Gravity |
M. Spiropulu |
| Nov. 25 | Thanksgiving Eve | ||
| Dec. 2 | J. Ralston U Kansas |
A Story of Poverty & Riches Intrigue & Deception, Brilliance & Stupidity, & Untimely Tragic Death |
A. Kronfeld |
| Dec. 9 | J. Carlstrom U of Chicago |
Imaging the Sunyaev Zel’dovich Effect: The Age & Mass of the Universe |
R. Kolb |
| Dec. 16 | |||
| Dec. 23 | Laboratory Closed for the Holidays | ||
| Dec. 30 | Laboratory Closed for the Holidays | ||
| Jan. 6 | |||
| Jan. 13 | |||
| Jan. 20 | M. Boratav U Paris 6 |
Hunting the High Energy Cosmic Rays: The Auger Project |
M. Albrow |
| Jan. 27 | |||
| Feb. 3 | T. Greytak MIT |
Bose-Einstein Condensates in Atomic Hydrogen |
D. Carey |
| Feb. 10 | T. McKay U of Michagan |
Detection of an Optical Burst from GRB 990123: The Most Luminous Object Ever Observed |
D. Carey |
| Feb. 17 | |||
| Feb. 24 | |||
| Mar. 3 | J. Bjorken | Open Questions in QCD | M. Albrow |
| Mar. 10 | M. Symposium | The Early Days of Fermilab | D. Carrigan |
| Mar. 17 | D. Kelley Colorado State U |
Spectroscopyand Dynamics of Semiconductor Nanoclusters |
A. Pla-Dalmau |
| Mar. 24 | |||
| Mar. 31 | G. Gratta Stanford U |
Neutrinosfrom the Earth and the Heavens: The Science of KamLAND |
D. Carey |
| Apr. 7 | B. Barish Caltech |
Catchingthe Waves with LIGO | M. Spiropulu |
| Apr. 14 | S. Dimopoulos Stanford U |
Sub-Millimeter Size Dimensions & Quantum Gravity at the Tevatron |
M. Spiropulu |
| Apr. 21 | Y. Chung Northwestern U |
Advancesin Protective Overcoats for Extremely High Density Magnetic Recording |
A. Pla-Dalmau |
| Apr. 28 | S. Raby Ohio State U/Fermilab |
SUSY with a Gluino LSP | A. Kronfeld/M. Spiropulu |
| May 5 | R. Bernstein Fermilab |
MINOS | A. Kronfeld/M. Albrow |
| May 12 | |||
| May 19 | A. Sanders U Tennessee |
ProjectS.E.E. A Next-Generation Gravity Mission – Experimental Foundation for Grand Unification |
D. Carey/A. Kronfeld |
| May 26 | Inner/OuterSpace II | SpecialColloquium on May 28th | |
| May 28 | SpecialColloquium – D. Goldin, Administrator of NASA – E. Moniz, Undersecretary of the Department of Energy – R. Eisenstein, NSF Assistant Director for Mathematical & Physical Sciences |
Particle Physics & Astrophysics | H. Glass/R. Kolb |
| Jun. 2 | J. Lykken Fermilab |
Searchingfor Extra Dimensions at Hadron Colliders |
M. Albrow |
| Jun. 9 | J. Moore U of Florida |
The Human Genome Diversity Project | E. Berman |
| Jun. 16 | |||
| Jun. 23 | |||
| Jun. 30 | B. Barnes CIA |
International Terrorism | P. Hanlet |
| Jul. 7 | |||
| Jul. 14 | |||
| Jul. 21 | S. Youssef Florida State U |
Exotic Probabilities & Quantum Mechanics |
M. Albrow |
| Jul. 28 | T. Brown | The Discovery of Other Planetary Systems |
D. Carey |
| Aug. 4 | |||
| Aug. 11 | B. Efron Sanford U |
Truncated Data with Applications to Astronomy |
A. Kronfeld |
| Aug. 18 | |||
| Aug. 25 |