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PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE

PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE
DATE/PLACE	SPEAKER	INSTITUTION	TITLE	HOST(S)	NOTES
February 21, 2013 noon SR 151	Dr. P. Srinivasan	Department of Mathematics, Cleveland State University	Simple models of the honey bee nest-site selection process	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 15, 2012 noon SR 255 - Biology Conference Room	Dr. James T. Dakin	Jim Dakin Consulting Inc.	Changing Light Bulbs – the Physics and Technology of Incandescent, Halogen, CFL and LED	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
September 27, 2012 noon SR 151	Dr. John Turner II	Cleveland State University, Chemistry	Advances in High Fidelity Chemical Imaging Methodology	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
May 1, 2012 noon SR 151	Dr. James Lock	Cleveland State University, Physics	Rainbows in the Sky and in the Lab	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 12, 2012 noon SR 151	Dr. Julian Norley	Senior Corporate Fellow, GrafTech International Holdings Inc., Parma, OH	GrafTech International - 125 years of Carbon and Graphite Materials Science - from Arc Carbons to Smart Phones	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
March 6, 2012 noon SI-117	Dr. Chandra Kothapalli	Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, CSU	Neuroscience on a chip	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
September 28, 2011 noon SI-117	Jay Reynolds	Research Astronomer for Cleveland State University, Director of Lakeland Astronomical Observatory H_73 at Lakeland Community College	DAWN - Mission to visit asteroids Vesta & Ceres	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
September 8, 2011 noon SI-117	Dr. Evalyn Gates	Executive Director, Cleveland Museum of Natural History	Einstein’s Telescope: The Hunt for Dark Matter and Dark Energy?	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
March 31, 2011 noon SI-117	Dr. Julian M. Earls	Nance College of Business Administration, NASA Glenn Research Center	What are maximum permissible doses of radiation for radiation workers, and astronauts? What are doses of radiation to the general public?”	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
March 2, 2011 noon SI-117	Dr. Emily S. Nelson	NASA Glenn Research Center	A Brief History of Microgravity Science	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 16, 2011 noon SI-117	Dr. Boris Vayner	NASA Glenn Research Center	Spacecraft - Environment Interactions	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 3, 2011 noon SI-117	Brenda Marshall	Wolfram Research, Inc, Champaign, Illinois	Mathematica 8 in Education & Research	Resnick, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 17, 2010 noon SI-117	Marc Russell and Melinda Osman	Turning Technologies, Youngstown, Ohio	The use of Turning Point student response technology to facilitate student learning	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 4, 2010 noon SI-117	Jonathan Selinger	Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State University	Liquid Crystals and Rubber: Combining Scientific Fields for New Technologies	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 20, 2010 noon SI-117	Amir Poreh	Department of Psychology, Cleveland State University	Application of the Weibull Distribution Toward the Analysis of Neuropsychological Test Data	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 6, 2010 noon SI-117	Andrew Resnick	Department of Physics, Cleveland State University	Powers of 10: A celebration of the film by Charles and Ray Eames	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
September 20, 2010 noon SI-117	Timothy McCollum	Lighting and Display Technologies, Rambus Inc.	Introduction to Rambus Lighting and Display Technologies	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 27, 2010 noon SI-117	John Tatarko	Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, Cleveland State University	Thermodynamics of Fluid-Phase Benzene Via Molecular Simulation	Fodor, Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 20, 2010 noon SI-117	Dr. Deva O'Neil	Department of Physics, College of Wooster	How Many Higgs Particles Are Out There?	Resnick, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 8, 2010 noon SI-117	Dr. George Walker	Vice President of Research and Graduate Studies, Cleveland State University	A Process for Improvement of Graduate Programs	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 23, 2010 noon SI-117	Dr. Robert Deissler	Physics, Cleveland State University	Dipole in a Magnetic Field, Work, and Quantum Spin	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 11, 2010 noon SI-117	Mr. Joseph C. Kolecki	Nasa Glenn Research Center	Exploration of Mars	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
January 26, 2010 noon SI-117	Dr. Chandralekha Singh	Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Pittsburgh	Closing the gap between what we teach and what is learned	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 18, 09 noon SI-117	Dr. Harsh Mathur	Department of Physics, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic	Drip Paintings and Fractal Analysis	Zurcher,Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 5, 09 noon SI-117	Dr. Jacqueline T. Chen	Department of Neurosciences, Lerner Research Institute, Cleveland Clinic	Using Magnetic Resonance to Study Multiple Sclerosis	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 29, 09 noon SI-117	Prof. Bryon D. Anderson	Kent State University, Physics	The Physics of Sailing	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 1, 09 noon SI-117	David Zavagno	Universal Medical Systems, Inc.	AN X-RAY ODYSSEY: Applications of X-ray, CT Imaging in Science and Sports	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 16, 09 noon SI-117	Dr. Partha Srinivasan	Department of Mathematics, Cleveland State University	Higher-Order Effects in NMR of Solids	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 2, 09 noon SI-117	Dr. James Lock	Professor, Physics Department, Cleveland State University	Stuff in the sky, Stuff on the ground, And Why It's There	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Jan 29, 09 noon SI-117	Dr. Yan Xu	Professor, Department of Chemistry, Cleveland State University	Targeting DNA Base Excision Repair in Tumor Drug Resistance - An Application to Anti-Cancer Drug Analysis	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Nov 13, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Mano Singham	Director, University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE), Case Western Reserve University	The Copernican Myth and other scientific fables	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Oct 23, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Vasudeva Rao Aravind	Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Pennsylvania State University	Probing Nanoscale Properties of Multiferroic Materials	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Oct 2, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Majid Rashidi	Mechanical Engineering Department, Cleveland State University	Innovations and Challenges of Wind Energy Converter Machines	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Sept 11, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Sue Ramlo	Department of Engineering & Science Technology, University of Akron	Physics Education Research	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Apr 17, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Thomas Coffey	General Electric, Nela Park	Saving the World 1 Watt at a Time	Kaufman, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Feb 7, 08 noon SI-117	Dr. Alper Buldum	Physics Dept, University of Akron	Atomic Scale Modeling and Simulations of Nanoscale Materials and Biomolecules	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Apr 26, 07 noon SI-117	Dr. Jim Andrews	Departm,ent of Physcis and Astronomy, Youngstown State University	Polymeric one-dimentional photonic crystals for plastic lasers and novel nonlinear optical devices	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
Mar 29, 07 12.00 noon SI-117	Siu-Tung Yau	Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Applied BioMedical Engineering Program, CSU	Bioelectronics, Molecular Electronics and Nanotechnology	Kaufman, Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 21, 07 12.00 noon SI-117	Robin L. B. Selinger	Kent State University, Liquid Crystal Institute	Rubber That Moves: Modeling Liquid Crystal Elastomers	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 1, 07 12.00 noon SI-117	Peter L. Hoekje	Baldwin-Wallace College, Department of Physics and Astronomy	Bells and Whistles: The Physics of Musical Wind Instruments	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 9, 06 12.00 p.m SI-117	Tom Oder	Youngstown University, Department of Physics and Astronomy	Improved Schottky Contacts on Wide Gap Semiconductors	Fodor, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
November 2, 06 12.00 p.m SI-147	Andy Resnick	CWRU, Department of Physiology and Biophysics	Possible role of the primary cilium as a flow sensor	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 19, 06 12.00 p.m SI-147	Brian L. Davis, Ph.D.	Department of Biomedical Engineering, Lerner Research Institute, CCF	The Physics of Bone Loss	Streletzky, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 5, 06 12.00 p.m SI-147	Dr. Jeffrey Dyck	John Carroll University, Physics	Thermoelectric Materials: From Solid State Cooling to Harvesting Waste Heat	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
September 20, 06 12.00 p.m SI-147	Dr. Andrew Lammers	CSU, Department of Health Sciences	Animal Locomotion	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 31, 05 12.00 p.m SI147	Dr. Paul S.Russo	LSU,Chemistry Department and Macromolecular studies Group	Putting a speed gun on macromolecules: What can we learn from how fast they go, and can we do something useful with that information?	COS, Streletzky	Physics/Chemistry Joint Colloquium
October 27, 05 1.00 p.m SI 117	David Ghosh	University of Cologne, Germany	Combined nucleation experiments on n-Nonane using a two valve expansion chamber and supersonic nozzle	SPS, Streletzky	Joint SPS/Physics Seminar
October 14- 15, 05 Cole Center, CSU	M.Kardar(MIT) G.D.J.Phillies(WPI) M.Dennin(UC Irvin) J.Walker(CSU)	Fall - 05 OSAPS Meeting	2005 World Year of Physics Einstein Cnetennial "From Brownian Motion to the Physiscs of Complexity "	Zurcher,Streletzky, Kaufman CSU,COS,OSAPS, SPS	OSAPS/ AAPT/ SPS Joint Conference
April 14 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr.K.A.Harper	Ohio State University, Physics	Expert - Novice Problem solving Research and its Instructional Implicatons	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
April 8 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr.Leszek Gora	Delft University of Technology, Netherland	Sysnthesis and Integration of zeolite membrane in catalytic processes at different length scale	Streletzky, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium with Chemical Engineering Flavor
March 10 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr.Elizabeth K.Mann	Kent State University, Physics	Playing with monolayers: boundaries,shape, and dynamics	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
February 10, 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr.Michael Crescimanno	Youngstown State University,Physics	Why bother improving at atomic clocks?	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
December 2,04 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr.Gordon Aubrecht	Ohio State University,Physics	The 2003 Blackout: What happened, and was there any physics involved?	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium
October 21,04 12.00 p.m SI 147	Dr. Fredy Zypman	Yeshiva University, New York,Physics Department	Friction as a self organized Critical Phenomenon	Zurcher, Physics Department	Physics Colloquium

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