IPST Weekly Calendar/SPRING 2008
SPECIAL SEMINAR
Wednesday, May 28th
LABORATORY FOR PHYSICAL
SCIENCES SEMINAAR
3:30 PM - Seminar Room, Lower Level, LPS
8050 Greenmead Dr., College Park, MD 20740 301-935-6400
Refreshments @ 3:00 PM
Speaker: Mr. Donald Telesca
Department of Physics, University of Connecticut
Title: Spin
Dependent Tunneling and Tunneling Magnetoresistance in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions
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Dr. Michael Mandelberg (301-935-3151)
Prof. Bob Anderson (301-405-6142)
Wednesday, June 11th
APPLIED DYNAMICS
SEMINAR (Note Special Day/Time)
2 PM - 1207 Energy Research Facility
Speaker: V. M. Kenkre, Distinguished Professor of Physics
University of New Mexico
Topic:
Thoughts about Animal Motion from a Physicist's Perspective: Epidemics Spread
and Related Problems
Abstract:
Simple thoughts about the motion of living objects ranging from bacteria to
rodents as it affects phenomena such as the spread of epidemics, e.g., the Hantavirus
and the West Nile virus, will be presented from a physicist's perspective. Spatiotemporal
patterns in bacteria in a Petri dish, refugia of epidemics in a landscape, and
patterns arising from nonlinear competitive interactions will be among the subjects
discussed. The work has been done in collaboration with a number of field biologists
and theoretical physicists and is supported by the NSF, NIH and DARPA.
Host: Roy
END OF SEMESTER
No Other Seminars Scheduled
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Updated 6/4/08