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Date	Speaker / Institution	Host	Title / Topic	Download
September 15th, 2005	Mikhail Stephanov University of Illinois at Chicago	Poppitz	The Phases of Quantum Chromodynamics	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
September 22nd, 2005	Carl Haber Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory	Trischuk	Imaging the Voices of the Past: Using Physics to Restore Early Sound Recordings	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
September 29th, 2005	Michael Nieto LANL	Daniel James	The Pioneer Anomaly: The Data, Its Meaning, and a Future Test	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
October 6th, 2005	Arun Paramekanti University of Toronto	Kee	Supersolid Matter, or How Do Bosons Resolve Their Frustration?	PDF file PowerPoint file CQMoct6.mp3
October 13th, 2005	Prof. Erich Mueller Cornell University	Griffin	Recent progress in ultracold atoms	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
October 20th, 2005	John Harte Berkeley	Kushner	Predicting Climate Change on a Green Planet: The Daunting Challenge	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
October 27th, 2005	Richard Packard University of California, Berkeley	Wei	Superfluid Weak Links: Physics and Applications	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
November 3rd, 2005	Regis Pomes Hospital for Sick Kids, U of T Biochemistry Department	Miller	Theoretical Studies of Biological Proton Transport	PDF file PowerPoint file
November 10th, 2005	Leo Kadanoff University of Chicago	Poppitz	Computer Simulation and Prediction - The Good the Bad and the Awful	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
November 17th, 2005	Drs. Paul Lett and Peter Milonni NIST - Gaithersburg and Los Alamos National Laboratory	Steinberg	How Does The Photon Get Its Momentum?	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
November 24th, 2005	David Dunlop University of Toronto	Stanley	Magnetism of the Earth, Moon and Mars	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
December 1st, 2005	Geoff Vallis Princeton University	Paul Kushner	Role Of Turbulence In The General Circulation Of The Ocean And Atmosphere.	PDF file MP3 Recording
December 8th, 2005	David DeMille Yale University	Thywissen	Fundamental Physics With Diatomic Molecules: From CP-Violation to Quantum Computation	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
January 12th, 2006	Paul Goldbart University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Paramekanti	Vulcanized matter: its statistics, its physics, and its statistical physics	MP3 Recording
January 19th, 2006	Ramamurti Shankar Yale	Poppitz	Dots for Dummies	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
January 26th, 2006	Laura Baudis University of Florida	Poppitz	Searches for Cold Relics of the Early Universe	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
February 2nd, 2006	Sajeev John University of Toronto	Poppitz	Photonic Band Gap Materials: Engineering the Fundamental Properties of Light	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
February 9th, 2006	Ramamoorthy Ramesh Berkeley	Wei	Multifunctional Complex Oxide Heterostructures	MP3 Recording
February 16th, 2006	Dung-Hai Lee Berkeley	Kee	Is Symmetry Breaking a Necessity in a Mott Insulator?
March 2nd, 2006	Benjamin Weiss MIT	Stanley	Records of Martian Paleotemperatures and Paleofields in Meteorites	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
March 9th, 2006	Matthew Fisher KITP Santa Barbara	Paramekanti	Quantum Choreography	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
March 23rd, 2006	Sean Carroll University of Chicago	Poppitz	Dark Energy, or Worse?	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
March 30th, 2006	David Campbell Boston University	Nigel Edwards and John Wei	From Fermi Pasta Ulam (FPU) to Intrinsic Localized Modes (ILMs)	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
April 6th, 2006	Jonathan Arnou UCLA	Stanley	Modeling Deep Convective Zonal Flows on the Giant Planets	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording
April 20th, 2006	Syukuro Manabe Princeton	Peltier	The Projected Change in Water Availability Due to Global Warming	PDF file PowerPoint file MP3 Recording

 

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