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Date Speaker Affiliation Topic Host (Division)
September 2, 2004 Don Rej LANL High-Power RF Linac for the Spallation Neutron Source Jack Shlachter (P)
September 9, 2004 Randy Bartels Colorado State Harnessing controlled molecular dynamics Fio Omenetto (P)
September 16, 2004 Phillip Kronberg EES-IGPP The transfer of black hole energy into intergallactic space Michelle Espy (P)
September 23, 2004 Bruce Remington LLNL A path to extreme materials science: Progress, plans, and challenges Damian Swift (P)
September 30, 2004 Joao Magueijo Imperial College, London Could the Speed of Light Change? Michelle Espy (P)
October 7, 2004 Ernest R. Davidson U of Washington Theoretical modeling of single molecule magnets Aurora Clark (T)
October 14, 2004 Michael Romalis Princeton Atomic Magnetometers for Fundamental Physics and Applications Michelle Espy (P)
October 21, 2004 Marc Mezard Orsay
France
Phase transitions in optimization problems Misha Chertkov (T)
October 28, 2004 Robert Ehrlich George Mason University Seven reasons why neutrinos may be faster-than-light tachyons Michelle Espy (P)
November 4, 2004 Ivan Vitev LANL,
P-25
The "Little Bang" Mikkel Johnson (P)
November 11, 2004 Veterans' Day
November 18, 2004 Cristian D. Batista
Post-doc pub award
LANL,
T-11
Electronic Ferroelectricity (P) Mary Anne With
November 25, 2004 Thanksgiving Holiday
December 2, 2004 Wick Haxton U of Washington Deep Underground Science (T)
December 9, 2004        
December 16, 2004 George Eleftheriades U of Toronto Negative-Refractive-Index Transmission-Line Metamaterials and Electromagnetic Applications Fio Omenetto (P)
December 23, 2004        
December 30, 2004 LANL closed      
         
January 6, 2005 No colloquium
January 13, 2005 Nicolas Sourlas Ecole Normale Superior, Paris Statistical Mechanics and Error-Correcting Codes (T)
January 20, 2005 Scott Crooker LANL-NHMFL Spectroscopy of spontaneous spin noise as a non-perturbative probe of spin dynamics and magnetic resonance Fio Omenetto (P)
January 27, 2005 No colloquium
February 3, 2005 R. Dean Astumian U of Maine Brownian motors: Swimming in molasses and walking in a hurricane Chris Jarzynski (T)
February 10, 2005 Bryan Henson LANL,
C-PCS
A bulk thermodynamic theory of the surface Laura Smilowitz (P)
February 17, 2005 Dana Dlott U of Illinois Ultrafast nonlinear spectroscopy of molecular shock compression Ale Strachan (T)
February 24, 2005 Alan Kerstein Sandia Livermore One-dimensional simulation of hydrodynamic turbulence Alexander Heger (T)
March 3, 2005

CANCELLED

Jim W. Truran

U of Chicago Supernova Explosions, Heavy Element Synthesis, and Early Cosmic Evolution Frank Timmes (T)
March 10, 2005 Roald Sagdeev U of Maryland On the Paradox of Landau Damping Disappearance in a Magnetic Field John Finn (T)
March 17, 2005 Oscar Bruno California Inst of Tech New high-order, high-frequency methods in computational electromagnetism Alejandro Strachan (T)
March 24, 2005 Tara Fortier LANL,
U of CO, Boulder, CO
Cutting Edge Combs: Not for Your Hair  
March 31, 2005 John Perdew Tulane U Ladder of Density Functional Apoproximations: How High Can We Climb? Rudy Magyar (T)
April 7, 2005 Jonathan Schaeffer U of Alberta, Canada Raising the Stakes Burton Wendroff (T)
April 14, 2005 William A. Goddard California Inst of Tech First Principles Approaches to Materials: From Protein Folding to Nanotechnology  
April 21, 2005 Michael Ortiz California Inst of Tech Multiscale Models of Materials: Linking Microstructure and Macroscopic Behavior Marisol Koslowski (T)

SPECIAL
April 25, 2005

Simon Clark Lawrence Berkeley Lab High-Pressure Research Using X-rays Generated by Accelerator Sources Damian Swift (P)
April 28, 2005 Robert J. Silbey MIT Low Temperature Single Molecule Spectroscopy Sergei Tretiak (T)
May 5, 2005 Berni Alder LLNL Fluctuations by Molecular Dynamics Kai Kadau (T)
May 12, 2005 Gilbert (Rip) Collins LLNL Using high energy density facilities to explore matter from kilobar to gigabar Jon Weisheit (T)
May 19, 2005 Avi Loeb Harvard U Mapping of Cosmic Hydrogen in the Infant Universe Hui Li (T)
May 26, 2005 Russell Betts U of Illinois, Chicago Studies of QCD Matter at the Large Hadron Collider Gerd Kunde (P)
June 2, 2005 Berndt Mueller Duke U A Nearly Perfect Ink: The Quest for the Quark-Gluon Plasma at RHIC Gerd Kunde (P)
 
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