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Events
We offer various opportunities to the members of the department and interested persons to be acquainted with modern research and teaching topics in all disciplines of physics. Two regular seminars take place every week during the fall and spring semesters: the colloquium and the friday theory seminar. Further single opportunities are announced on this page and blackboards when appropriate.
The purpose of the colloquium is to inform faculty, students and any interested person on cutting edge research done around the world. It is an essential tool offered to remain up-to-date with current research and teaching activities. The colloquia are designed to be accessible to non-specialists with a fair background in Physics. Attendance of graduate students is expected and undergraduate students are strongly encouraged to participate!
The second meeting is the Friday Physics seminar intended to discuss various topics and techniques in all fields of physics. These seminars have been mostly organized by theoreticians and do presently not take place on a regular basis. Theses defenses are generally held in the framework of this seminar.
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Colloquium:
Proximity Effect in Superconductor/Ferromagnet Hybrid Systems,
J. Gu, CSU Long Beach.
Monday, November 23, 2009, 11am, PH2-110.
Welcome to our two new faculty:
Dr. Jaikumar is a nuclear astrophysicist who graduated from SUNY at Stony Brooks. His interests are in high-density matter and its relation to astrophysical phenomena in neutron stars.
Dr. Abate is a condensed matter experimentalist, who graduated from the University of Iowa. His interests are in near-field microscopy and spectroscopy imaging in metals and semiconductors, plasmonics in nanoparticles and the physics of metamaterials.
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