COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE 

Colloquium Chair: Khandker F. Quader (quader@scorpio.kent.edu)
 

All colloquia take place at 4 pm in Smith 110, unless otherwise noted.

FALL 2002
September 26 Thurs

"Fingertip Manipulation of Nanostructures"
Prof. Sean Washburn, Dept. of Physics, Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
sean@physics.unc.edu
Contact person: Khandker Quader

October 3 Thurs

"School of Technology in Transition: Responding to the Challenges of the Emerging Knowledge Economy "
Dr. A. Raj Chowdhury, Dean, School of Technology, Kent State Univ.
CONFLICT WITH LCI.     RESCHEDULED: OCT 24

October 10 Thurs

"Anchoring Behavior of Liquid Crystals at Polymer Interfaces"
Prof. Mohan Srinivasarao , Dept. of Fiber and Textile Engg., Georgia Institute of Technology
Mohan@tfe.gatech.edu
Contact person: Satyen Kumar

October 17 Thurs

"Electron Transfer in DNA"       Abstract
Dr. Stephen M. Risserr, Optimer Photonics, Inc., Columbus, Ohio
risser@optimerphotonics.com
Contact person: Jim Gleeson

October 24 Thurs

"School of Technology in Transition: Responding to the Challenges of the Emerging Knowledge Economy "
Dr. A. Raj Chowdhury, Dean, School of Technology, Kent State Univ.
Raj@tech.kent.edu
Contact person: Khandker Quader

October 31 Thurs

"Energy and Material Flow Through an Aquatic Echosystem"       Abstract
Prof. R. Heath, Dept. of Water Resources, Kent State University
rheath@kent.edu
Contact Person: Khandker Quader

November 7 Thurs

"OPEN"       Abstract


Contact person:

November 14 Thurs

"The Hidden Curriculum: What do we really want our students to learn?"       Abstract
Prof. Edward F. Redish, Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Maryland, College Park
redish@physics.umd.edu
Contact person: Khandker Quader/Peter Tandy

November 21 Thurs

"Detecting Broken Symmetries in High-Temperature Superconductors"       Abstract
Prof. Laura Greene, Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
l_greene@mrl.uiuc.edu
Contact Person: Khandker Quader

November 28 Thurs

"THANKSGIVING: NO COLLOQUIUM"      


December 5 Thurs

"Wine Corks and Cytoskeletons:The Statistical Mechanics of Membranes"       Abstract
Prof. Mark Bowick, Dept. of Physics, Syracuse Univ., Syracuse
bowick@physics.syr.edu
Contact Person: Khandker Quader




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