Colloquia, Seminars and Lectures

space pictureGeneral Information
space pictureThe Department hosts a broad range of re gularly scheduled colloquia and seminars. Most talks last 50 min with 10 min for questions, and are preceeded by a social tea time. Regularly scheduled events include:
space pictureThe Department Colloquium
space pictureA general lecture on a current topic of physics or astronomy, suitable for the entire Department. Given typically every other Wednesday at 3:45 pm. The current colloquium chair is Regina Demina.
space pictureAstronomy/Astrophysics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Mondays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Alice C. Quillen.
space pictureCondensed Matter Physics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Mondays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Yonathan Shapir.
space pictureHigh Energy Physics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Tuesdays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Steven L. Manly.
space pictureNuclear Physics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Tuesdays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Steven L. Manly.
space pictureMathematical Physics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Thursdays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Sarada G. Rajeev.
space pictureQuantum Optics Seminar
space pictureAlternate Thursdays at 3:45 pm. The current seminar chair is Nicholas P. Bigelow.
space pictureGraduate Research Seminar
space pictureA series of lectures for graduate students in which Department Faculty talk about their research programs. Alternate Fridays at 12 pm. The current seminar chair is Sarada G. Rajeev.
space pictureGraduate Teaching Seminar
space pictureA series of lectures for graduate students in which techniques for effective teaching are discussed. Alternate Fridays at 12 pm. The current seminar chair is Steven L. Manly.
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space pictureThe Department also hosts a series of special lectures:
space pictureThe Dexter Lectures
space pictureNamed in honor of David L. Dexter, a former Condensed Matter Theorist in the Department, the Dexter Lectures bring a distinguished scientist to campus once each year for a colloquium lecture. Recent lecturers in this series have included: David Awschalom, William Bialek, Sir Roger Penrose, Albert J. Libchaber, Robert H. Austin, Charles H. Bennett, Britton Chance and Alexei A. Abrikosov. The current lectures chair is Stephen L. Teitel.
space pictureThe Montroll Lectures
space pictureNamed in honor of Elliott Montroll, a former Statistical Physicist in the Department, the Montroll Lectures bring a distinguished scientist to campus once every two or three years for a week's series of seminars and colloquium. Past lecturers in this series have included: Sir Michael Berry, Gerard 't Hooft, V. L. Ginsburg, S. Okubo, and H. M. Nussenzveig. The current lectures chair is Stephen L. Teitel.
space pictureThe SPS/Department of Physics and Astronomy Colloquium
space pictureEach year the Society of Physics Students, the undergraduate society for physics and astronomy students, hosts a colloquium lecture by a distinguished scientist on a topic of current public interest.
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For a chronological listing of current, past, and future events, go to the Department Events Calendar and select the desired month and year.
space pictureFor a listing of current, past, and future events by category, go to the Department Events Lister and choose the desired category and academic year.



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