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Colloquium Every Thursday 4:10 pm - 245 Walter Hall Fall 2007 Schedule Winter 2008 Schedule Spring 2008 Schedule   2006-2007 series (Departmental Colloquium) Fall 2007 Date Speaker Affiliation Title Contact   September 6 Ming Yu University of Louisville Predicting Structures and Properties of Nanostructures Drabold   September 13 Carlos Trallero Havana University Bose-Einstein condensates: Soliton formation and analytical methods of solutions for the Gross-Pitaevskii equation Ulloa   September 20       September 27 Harald Morgner University of Leipzig Investigation of Liquid Surfaces by Particle Spectroscopies Van Patten   October 4 Julia Meyer Ohio State University Deviations form one-dimensionality in interacting quantum wires Sandler   October 11 Wolfgang Theis Freie Universitaet Berlin Quasicrystals: A novel viewpoint on fundamental concepts in solid state physics Hla   October 18 Yen Lee Loh Purdue University Frustrated Magnetism on the Triangular Kagome Lattice Sandler   October 25 Holger Eisele Technische Universitaet Berlin Growth-related structure of quantum dots for technological applications Smith   November 1 Eugene Kim Windsor University From the ‘Theory of Dirt’ to the ‘Theory of Everything’ in a Carbon Nanotube Sandler   November 8 Walter Lambrecht Case Western Reserve University Magnetic and Electronic Properties of Transition-Metal and Rare-Earth Nitrides Jadwisienczak   November 15 (to be held in Bentley Hall 140) Wokyung Sung Brown University and Pohang University of Science and Technology (Korea) Self-Organized Barrier Crossing in Biological Systems at Meso-scale Neiman Winter 2008 Date Speaker Affiliation Title Contact   January 10 S. A. Studenikin National Research Council Trapping, manipulating and releasing single electrons in a GaAs/AlGaAs lateral double quantum dot structure Govorov   January 17 Saiful Khondaker University of Central Florida Fabrication and electron transport properties of nanodevices containing chemical nano-structures Hla   March 6 Yoshihiro Asai National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) Vibronic inelastic scattering effects on transport properties through atomic and molecular bridge junctions - theoretical studies Hla   March 13 Ulrike Feudel UC Santa Barbara and Carl von Ossietyky University, Oldenburg, Germany Spatio-temporal patterns in simple models of marine systems Neiman Spring 2008 Date Speaker Affiliation Title Contact   April 3 Otto Sankey Arizona State University Mechanical oscillations of viral capsids and their excitation with lasers Drabold   April 10 Jonathan Bird The State University of New York, Buffalo Detecting Bound Spins Using Coupled Quantum Point Contacts Govorov   April 17 Erik K. Hobbie National Institute of Standards and Technology Length dependent optical effects in single-wall carbon nanotubes--Is bigger better at the nanoscale? L. Chen   April 24         May 01 Ana Maria Llois Argentine Atomic Energy Commission and University of Buenos Aires Modified By Nanostructures and Modifying Nanostructure Interations: Substrate Effects Sandler   May 08 Hanna Salman University of Pittsburgh Population Effects on Bacterial Thermotaxis Braslavsky   WEDNESDAY, May 14 Esko Kauppinen Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Carbon Nanobud - A Novel Nanomaterial: Synthesis, Structure, Field Emission and Transport Properties L. Chen   May 15 (Joint colloquium w/Physics and Astronomy) Murray Gibson Argonne National Laboratory Imaging with x-rays at the nanoscale G. Chen   May 22 (Special Physics and Astronomy colloquium) V. Ramakrishnan MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge The Ribosome: The cell's protein factory and how antibiotics sabotage it Wright   May 29 Abdou Hassanien Nanotechnology Research Institute, AIST, Japan, and Ohio University STM on chemically functionalized carbon nanotubes and nanobuds L. Chen and Saw Hla   June 05 CANCELLED

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