| Date |
Time |
Event |
Location |
Monday
April 7
|
3:15
PM
|
A
Phenomenological
Climate Model
Aslam Khalil,
Department of Physics, PSU
|
SB1
107 |
Thursday
April 10
|
3:00
PM
|
Surface- and
junction properties of various
ZnO interfaces
Christian Pettenkofer, Hahn-Meitner-Institute, Berlin
|
SB2
101
|
Friday
April 18
|
5:00
PM
|
Special
Seminar - 3rd Annual
Mark Gurevitch Memorial Lecture
How advances in science are made
Douglas
Osheroff, 1996 Nobel Prize Winner
Professor of Physics and Applied
Physics, Stanford University
|
Hoffman
Hall
|
Monday
April 21
|
3:15 PM |
The
transition state for formation of the peptide bond in the ribosome
Lou Massa , Hunter College and the
Graduate
School, CUNY
|
SB1 107
|
Monday
May 5
|
3:15
PM |
You are what you eat: How dietary fat modulates membrane
protein function and stability
Drake C. Mitchell, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse & Alcoholism,
N.I.H.
|
SB1
107
|
Monday
May 19
|
3:15
PM |
HRTEM OF QUANTUM DOT
NANOSTRUCTURES: THE FIRST 15 YEARS
Sergei Rouvimov
Adjunct Faculty
Department of Physics, PSU
|
SB1
107
|
Wednesday
May 21
|
3:15
PM
|
Determining Structural Ensembles for
Intrinsically Unstructured Proteins
Gary W. Daughdrill
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Microbiology, Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry, University
of Idaho
|
|
Monday
June 2
|
|
NO
SEMINAR
|
|
For
questions regarding Departmental Seminars for Spring 2008, please
contact Dr. Aslam Khalil at aslamk@pdx.edu.
To
subscribe to the Physics Event Announcements email list, please go to: https://www.lists.pdx.edu/lists/listinfo/physics_seminar/.
Students
taking this seminar for credit, need to hand in brief reports about
each of 2 of the presentations and longer reports
on 2 of the remaining presentations (undergrads 500 words/presentation,
graduate students 800 words/presentation).
Deliver hardcopy to SB2 room 128.
Due date is the last Friday before
finals begin.
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