Topic |
Date |
Speaker |
The
Greatest Scientific Achievements of the Hubble Space Telescope |
January 21 |
Prof. Mario Livio
Johns Hopkins University |
Neutron Physics for Nuclear Astrophysics at Los Alamos |
January 26 |
Dr. Aaron Couture
LANL, NM |
Ultra High-Energy Neutrinos via Heavy-Meson Synchrotron Emission in StrongMagnetic Fields |
January 27 |
Prof. Grant Mathews
University of Notre Dame |
Evaluation of the influence of Solar Model parameters on the expected neutrino fluxes |
January 29 |
Prof. Gianluca Imbriani
University Federico Secundo, Naples,
Italy |
Ocupole collectivity near N = 126 |
February 2 |
Dr. Walter Reviol
Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri |
Development and implementation of a new technique to study (p, a) resonances |
February 9 |
Dr. Brian Moazen
University of Tennessee |
The
Science of poisonous Polonium-210 |
February 11 |
Dr. Patrick H. Regan
University of Surrey, UK |
Spectroscopy
of the Most Exotic Nuclei: Where Nuclear Structure and Astrophysics
Meet |
February 11 |
Dr. Patrick H. Regan
University of Surrey, UK |
Cosmology from the First Year of the SDSS-II Supernova Survey |
February 17 |
Prof. Peter Garnavich
University of Notre Dame |
The
SNO Experiment and the new SNOLAB Underground Laboratory |
February 25 |
Dr. Arthur B. McDonald
Queens University, Kingston, Ontario |
Lyman Break Galaxies in Large Quasar Groups at z~1 |
March 3 |
Prof. Gerry Williger
University of Louisville |
The role of physicists on Wall Street |
March 9 |
Dr. Boris Skorodumov
Mitsui Energy Risk Management |
The
Universe at 3 Minutes and 400 Thousand Years |
March 18 |
Prof. Gary Steigman
Ohio State University |
Many-body approach to nuclear pairing |
March 23 |
Dr. Roman Sen'kov
Michigan State University |
Study of the Nuclear Dipole Resonance using the Monoenergetic and Polarized Gamma Beams at HIgammaS |
March 30 |
Dr. Anton Tonchev
Duke University and TUNL |
Progress in Developing the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory at Homestake |
April 1 |
Dr. Kevin T. Lesko
Lawrence Berkekey National Laboratory |
First results from the new RNB facility RESOLUT and nuclear astrophysics with stable beams at FSU |
April 6 |
Dr. Grisha Rogachev
RESOLUT at Florida State University |
Symmetries in the Geometrical Collective Model |
April 20 |
Dr. Stijn De Baerdemacker
University of Toronto |
From the Big Bang to the Nobel Prize and on to the James Webb Space Telescope |
April 23 |
Dr. John C. Mather
Observational Cosmology Laboratory, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
Towards a better understanding of the
r-process from studies of exotic nuclei in the A~120 region |
May 18 |
Professor Henryk Mach
University of Notre Dame & Uppsala University |
Measurements of double-beta decay matrix elements: some surprises in nuclear physics |
June 10 |
Prof. Dr. Dieter Frekers
University of Muenster, Germany |
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