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A1   Kavli Foundation Plenary Session: 100 Years of Sub-Atomic Physics
Apr 30 2011 8:30AM Grand Ballroom A-D
Barry C. Barish, APS President and California Institute of Technology  
B1   Solvay at One Hundred; Pais Prize Talk
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Grand A
Daniel Kleppner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology  
B2   Tevatron Results
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Grand BCD
Kevin Pitts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  
B3   Neutron Stars: What's the Matter?
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Garden 3
Luis Lehner, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics  
B4   Hadron Spectroscopy and Exotic Particle Searches
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Garden 4
Barry Ritchie, Arizona State University  
B5   Electromagnetic Pulse Phenomena
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Royal AB
Benn Tannenbaum, Sandia National Laboratories  
B6   Plasma Physics of Cosmic Rays in Galaxies
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Terrace A-F
Ellen Zweibel, University of Wisconsin-Madison  
B7   Nuclear Structure I: A<70
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Grand E
Alan Wuosmaa, Western Michigan University  
B8   Higgs Detection I
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Grand F
Doug Bryman, University of British Columbia  
B9   Performance of Operating Detectors
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Grand G
Chris Parkes, University of Glasgow  
B10   Electroweak Interactions
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Garden 1
Timothy Chupp, University of Michigan  
B11   New Instruments and Techniques for Astrophysics
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Garden 2
Dan McCammon, University of Wisconsin--Madison  
B12   Quantum Aspects of Gravitation
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Royal CD
Parampreet Singh, Louisiana State University  
B13   Undergraduate Research including SPS (all topics)
Apr 30 2011 10:45AM Royal EF
Gary White, Society of Physics Students (AIP)  
C1   Centennial of the Nuclear Atom
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Grand A
Peter Pesic, St. John's College  
C2   Collider Signatures
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Grand BCD
Alice Bean, University of Kansas  
C3   Time Domain Astrophysics
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Garden 3
Alicia Soderberg, Harvard University  
C4   Proton Charge Radius and Precision QED
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Garden 4
Hossein Sadeghpour, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics  
C5   Nuclear Structure at the Limits of Stability
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Royal AB
Dan Bardayan, Oak Ridge National Laboratory  
C6   Computational Physics: Algorithms to Applications
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Terrace A-F
Rajiv Kalia, University of Southern California  
C7   Electromagnetic Interactions I
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Grand E
John Price, California State University, Dominguez Hills  
C8   Electroweak and Gauge Boson Physics
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Grand F
Chris Quigg, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory  
C9   New Techniques in Neutrino Detection
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Grand G
Kate Scholberg, Duke University  
C10   Mini-symposium on Early-Time and Long-Range Correlations in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions I
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Garden 1
Prof. Roy Lacey, SUNY Stony Brook  
C11   Cosmic Ray Measurements, Anisotropies and Propagation
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Garden 2
Mikhail Medvedev, University of Kansas  
C12   Self-force Calculations and their Implications for Gravitational Physics
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Royal CD
Eric Poisson, University of Guelph  
C13   Educating and Exciting the Public about Physics
Apr 30 2011 1:30PM Royal EF
Lawrence Woolf, General Atomics  
E1   AdS/CFT Physics
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Grand A
JoAnne Hewett, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory  
E2   New Insights into the Short-Range, High-Momentum Components of the Nuclear Wavefunction
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Grand BCD
Rolf Ent, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
E3   Best Practices in Undergraduate Research Experiences
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Garden 3
Juan Burciaga, Denison University  
E4   Frontiers of Computational Astrophysics and Gravitation
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Garden 4
Vicky Kalogera, Northwestern University  
E5   Nuclear Weapons at 65
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Royal AB
Patricia M. Lewis, Monterey Institute for International Studies  
E6   Accelerators for Sub-Atomic Physics: I. History
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Terrace A-F
Lia Merminga, TRIUMF  
E7   Hadronic Physics I
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Grand E
Latifa Elouadrhiri, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
E8   QCD Physics
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Grand F
Laura Reina, Florida State University  
E9   Physics of the Top Quark I
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Grand G
Bob Hirosky, University of Virginia  
E10   Mini-symposium on Early-Time and Long-Range Correlations in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions II
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Garden 1
Prof. Steffen Bass, Duke University  
E11   Theoretical Outlooks
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Garden 2
David Saltzberg, University of California, Los Angeles  
E12   Spacetime Structure of Binary Black Hole Simulations
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Royal CD
Mark Scheel, California Institute of Technology  
E13   Energy Research and Applications
Apr 30 2011 3:30PM Royal EF
Kathryn Clay, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers  
G1   Lattice QCD and the Hadron Spectrum
May 1 2011 8:30AM Grand A
Huey-Wen Lin, University of Washington  
G2   Progress in Quantum Gravity
May 1 2011 8:30AM Grand BCD
Jorge Pullin, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge  
G3   Millisecond Pulsars
May 1 2011 8:30AM Garden 3
Lynn Cominsky, Sonoma State University  
G4   The Scent of Neutrinos
May 1 2011 8:30AM Garden 4
Kara Hoffman, University of Maryland  
G5   Pipkin Award and Quantum Technologies for Gravitational Wave Detection
May 1 2011 8:30AM Royal AB
Blayne Heckel, University of Washington  
G6   Excellence in Physics Education Award Session
May 1 2011 8:30AM Terrace A-F
Paula Heron, University of Washington  
G7   Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions I
May 1 2011 8:30AM Grand E
Miklos Gyulassy, Columbia University  
G8   BSM via Resonances
May 1 2011 8:30AM Grand F
Sasha Pranko, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory  
G9   Tevatron Higgs Searches I
May 1 2011 8:30AM Grand G
Michael Eads, University of Nebraska–Lincoln  
G10   Electromagnetic Interactions II
May 1 2011 8:30AM Garden 1
Doug Higinbotham, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
G11   Characterization and Instrumentation for Gravitational Wave Detection
May 1 2011 8:30AM Garden 2
Sukanta Bose, Washington State University  
G12   Gravitational Astrophysics
May 1 2011 8:30AM Royal CD
Carlos Lousto, Rochester Institute of Technology  
G13   Instrumentation for Dark Matter Detection
May 1 2011 8:30AM Royal EF
Juan Collar, University of Chicago  
H1   Laboratory Plasma Astrophysics
May 1 2011 10:45AM Grand A
Dan McCammon, University of Wisconsin-Madison  
H2   Advances in the Strong Interaction
May 1 2011 10:45AM Grand BCD
Abhay Deshpande, SUNY Stony Brook  
H3   Frontiers in Computational Nuclear Physics
May 1 2011 10:45AM Garden 3
Robert Tribble, Texas A&M University  
H4   Accelerators for Sub-Atomic Physics: II. Present and Near Future
May 1 2011 10:45AM Garden 4
Lia Merminga, TRIUMF  
H5   Panofsky Prize
May 1 2011 10:45AM Royal AB
Raymond Brock, Michigan State University  
H6   Physics Education Research: Solved Problems and Open Questions
May 1 2011 10:45AM Terrace A-F
John Thompson, University of Maine  
H7   Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions II
May 1 2011 10:45AM Grand E
Zhangbu Xu, Brookhaven National Laboratory  
H8   Dark Matter Experiments and Neutron Shielding
May 1 2011 10:45AM Grand F
Ed Blucher, University of Chicago  
H9   LHC SUSY Searches
May 1 2011 10:45AM Grand G
Mike Tuts, Columbia University  
H10   Mini-symposium on Parity Violation I
May 1 2011 10:45AM Garden 1
Charles Horowitz, Indiana University  
H11   X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Astrophysics
May 1 2011 10:45AM Garden 2
Bing Zhang, University of Nevada, Las Vegas  
H12   Post-Newtonian Approximations and Alternative Theories of Gravity
May 1 2011 10:45AM Royal CD
Tanja Hinderer, California Institute of Technology  
H13   History of Physics I
May 1 2011 10:45AM Royal EF
David Cassidy, Hofstra University  
J1   The Essence of Neutrinos
May 1 2011 1:30PM Grand A
Kate Scholberg, Duke University  
J2   Centennial of Superconductivity
May 1 2011 1:30PM Grand BCD
Martin Blume, Brookhaven National Laboratory and APS  
J3   New Results from the Cosmos
May 1 2011 1:30PM Garden 3
Neil Cornish, Montana State University  
J4   Nuclear Theory
May 1 2011 1:30PM Garden 4
Wayne Polyzou, University of Iowa  
J5   Forum on Physics and Society, Awards Session
May 1 2011 1:30PM Royal AB
Charles Ferguson, Federation of American Scientists  
J6   The Digital Divide in 2010
May 1 2011 1:30PM Terrace A-F
Harvey Newman, California Institute Technology  
J7   Instrumentation I
May 1 2011 1:30PM Grand E
Andreas Piechaczek, Oak Ridge Associated Universities  
J8   Accelerator Neutrino Results
May 1 2011 1:30PM Grand F
JoAnne Hewett, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory  
J9   Reactor Neutrino Experiments
May 1 2011 1:30PM Grand G
Zarko Pavlovic, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory  
J10   Mini-symposium on Parity Violation II
May 1 2011 1:30PM Garden 1
Robert Michaels, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
J11   Nuclear Structure II: A>70
May 1 2011 1:30PM Garden 2
Jolie Cizewski, Rutgers University  
J13   Integrating Modern Physics into the K-12 Curriculum I
May 1 2011 1:30PM Royal EF
Peggy Norris, Black Hills State University  
L1   Sakurai Prize
May 1 2011 3:30PM Grand A
Pierre Ramond, University of Florida  
L2   Relativistic Viscous Hydrodynamics at RHIC (DNP Thesis Prize Session)
May 1 2011 3:30PM Grand BCD
William Zajc, Columbia University  
L3   Astrophysical Flares
May 1 2011 3:30PM Garden 3
Patrick Slane, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics  
L4   High Precision Spectroscopy
May 1 2011 3:30PM Garden 4
Blayne Heckel, University of Washington  
L5   Initiatives for Broadening Participation of Minorities in Graduate Level Physics
May 1 2011 3:30PM Royal AB
Yesim Darici, Florida International University  
L6   Energy Research & Applications: Alternative Fuels
May 1 2011 3:30PM Terrace A-F
Jennifer Klay, California Polytechnic State University  
L7   Applications and Instrumentation
May 1 2011 3:30PM Grand E
Elise Martin, University of Kentucky  
L8   Tevatron and LHC BSM Searches
May 1 2011 3:30PM Grand F
Manfred Paulini, Carnegie Mellon University  
L9   LHC Searches
May 1 2011 3:30PM Grand G
Nancy Marinelli, University of Notre Dame  
L10   Mini-symposium on Parity Violation III
May 1 2011 3:30PM Garden 1
David Armstrong, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
L11   Solar and Supernova Neutrinos, Compact Objects
May 1 2011 3:30PM Garden 2
Cecilia Lunardini, Arizona State University  
L12   Strong-field gravity: black holes, event horizons, and cosmology
May 1 2011 3:30PM Royal CD
Carlos Lousto, Rochester Institute of Technology  
L13   Integrating Modern Physics into the K-12 Curriculum II
May 1 2011 3:30PM Royal EF
Peggy Norris, Black Hills State University  
M1   APS Past President's Address and Prizes and Awards Ceremonial Session
May 1 2011 5:45PM Grand BCD
Barry C. Barish, APS President and California Institute of Technology  
N1   Discovery Science in a Time of Harsh Budgetary Constraints
May 1 2011 8:30PM Grand A
Michael Lubell, APS Director of Public Affairs  
P1   Plenary Session II
May 2 2011 8:30AM Grand Ballroom A-D
Michael Turner, University of Chicago  
Q1   The Standard Model and Beyond
May 2 2011 10:45AM Grand A
Kara Hoffman, University of Maryland  
Q2   Neutrinos and Fundamental Symmetries
May 2 2011 10:45AM Grand BCD
Brian Fujikawa, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory  
Q3   Direct Detection of Dark Matter
May 2 2011 10:45AM Garden 3
Paul Shapiro, University of Texas at Austin  
Q4   So Many Dynamos: Flow Generated Magnetic Fields in Nature, in the Computer, and in the Lab I
May 2 2011 10:45AM Garden 4
Cary Forest, University of Wisconsin-Madison  
Q5   Physics and Engineering of Deep Water Drilling
May 2 2011 10:45AM Royal AB
Peter D. Zimmerman, King's College London  
Q6   Spectroscopy and Interactions in Four & More-Body Systems: Efimov Spectrum
May 2 2011 10:45AM Terrace A-F
Seth Rittenhouse, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics  
Q7   Nuclear Astrophysics I
May 2 2011 10:45AM Grand E
Richard Cyburt, Michigan State University  
Q8   Proposed Neutrino Experiments
May 2 2011 10:45AM Grand F
Joe Formaggio, Massachusetts Institute of Technology  
Q9   Physics of the Top Quark II
May 2 2011 10:45AM Grand G
David Shih, Rutgers University  
Q10   Hadronic Physics II
May 2 2011 10:45AM Garden 1
Simon Capstick, Florida State University  
Q11   New Theories of Cosmology & Astrophysics
May 2 2011 10:45AM Garden 2
Edward Kolb, University of Chicago  
Q12   Numerical Relativity: Black Holes, Neutron Stars and Accretion Disks
May 2 2011 10:45AM Royal CD
Pablo Laguna, Georgia Institute of Technology  
R1   Neutron Stars and the Dense Matter Equation of State
May 2 2011 1:30PM Grand A
Charles Horowitz, Indiana University, Bloomington  
R2   LHC Results
May 2 2011 1:30PM Grand BCD
Raymond Brock, Michigan State University  
R3   Black Holes: Nature's Ultimate Spinmeisters
May 2 2011 1:30PM Garden 3
Manuela Campanelli, Rochester Institute of Technology  
R4   So Many Dynamos: Flow Generated Magnetic Fields in Nature, in the Computer, and in the Lab II
May 2 2011 1:30PM Garden 4
Cary Forest, University of Wisconsin-Madison  
R5   The Status of Arms Control
May 2 2011 1:30PM Royal AB
Pierce Corden, American Association for the Advancement of Science  
R6   Accelerators for Sub-Atomic Physics: III. Future
May 2 2011 1:30PM Terrace A-F
Lia Merminga, TRIUMF  
R7   Neutrinos I
May 2 2011 1:30PM Grand E
Jelena Maricic, Drexel University  
R8   Charm and B Physics I
May 2 2011 1:30PM Grand F
Mikhail Shifman, University of Minnesota  
R9   Charm and B Physics II
May 2 2011 1:30PM Grand G
Kevin Pitts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  
R10   Hadronic Physics III
May 2 2011 1:30PM Garden 1
Matthew Shepherd, Indiana University  
R11   WIMP and Axion Searches
May 2 2011 1:30PM Garden 2
Dan Hooper, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory  
R12   Physics Education
May 2 2011 1:30PM Royal CD
Thomas Olsen, Society of Physics Students (AIP)  
R13   Precision Measurements, Fundamental Symmetries, and Tests of the Standard Model
May 2 2011 1:30PM Royal EF
Blayne Heckel, University of Washington  
T1   The Future of Particle Physics
May 2 2011 3:30PM Grand A
Patricia McBride, Fermilab  
T2   Observational Implications of Gravitational-Wave Observations
May 2 2011 3:30PM Grand BCD
Szabolcs Marka, Columbia University  
T3   The Death of Massive Stars
May 2 2011 3:30PM Garden 3
Alicia Soderberg, Harvard University  
T4   Bonner Prize Session
May 2 2011 3:30PM Garden 4
William Zajc, Columbia University  
T5   FIP Prize Session
May 2 2011 3:30PM Royal AB
Harvey Newman, California Institute of Technology  
T6   Effective Use of Technology: Engaging Students Inside and Outside Classrooms
May 2 2011 3:30PM Terrace A-F
Homeyra Sadaghiani, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona  
T7   CMB, Structure Formation, Reionization, Indirect Detection
May 2 2011 3:30PM Grand E
Corbin Covault, Case Western Reserve University  
T8   Electroweak Physics
May 2 2011 3:30PM Grand F
Jonathan Feng, University of California, Irvine  
T9   High Energy Neutrino Detection
May 2 2011 3:30PM Grand G
Ina Sarcevic, University of Arizona  
T10   History of Physics II
May 2 2011 3:30PM Garden 1
Gloria Lubkin, Physics Today, Retired  
T11   Background Supression in Noble Gas Dark Matter Detectors
May 2 2011 3:30PM Garden 2
Laura Baudis, University of Zurich  
T12   Numerical Relativity: Algorithms and Code Development
May 2 2011 3:30PM Royal CD
Christian Ott, California Institute of Technology  
T13   Pushing the Boundariesof Quantum Mechanics and Gravity
May 2 2011 3:30PM Royal EF
Blayne Heckel, University of Washington  
V1   Plenary Session III
May 3 2011 8:30AM Grand Ballroom A-D
Wiliam Zajc, Columbia University  
X1   Enhancing Performance and Retention of Under-Represented Students in Undergraduate Physics
May 3 2011 10:45AM Grand A
Patricia Burchat, Stanford University  
X2   Working with Luis Alvarez (1911-1988)
May 3 2011 10:45AM Grand BCD
Stanley Wojcicki, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory  
X3   Progess in Nuclear Physics
May 3 2011 10:45AM Garden 3
Craig Roberts, Argonne National Laboratory  
X4   Einstein Prize and New Methods for Old Problems in Gravitational Physics
May 3 2011 10:45AM Garden 4
Patrick Brady, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee  
X5   Plasmas, Planets and Protostars
May 3 2011 10:45AM Royal AB
Hantao Ji, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory  
X6   Beyond the Standard Model
May 3 2011 10:45AM Terrace A-F
Jonathan Feng, University of California, Irvine  
X7   Nuclear Astrophysics II
May 3 2011 10:45AM Grand E
Achim Schwenk, Technical University Darmstadt  
X8   Charm and B Physics III
May 3 2011 10:45AM Grand F
Stan Brodsky, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory  
X9   Charm and B Physics IV
May 3 2011 10:45AM Grand G
Pierre Ramond, University of Florida  
X10   Reactions: Rare Isotopes/Heavy Ions/Fission
May 3 2011 10:45AM Garden 1
C.W. Beausang, University of Richmond  
X11   Dark Matter, Dark Energy and Structure
May 3 2011 10:45AM Garden 2
Anze Slosar, Brookhaven National Laboratory  
X12   Signal Analysis Methods for Gravitational-wave Detection
May 3 2011 10:45AM Royal CD
Neil Cornish, Montana State University  
Y1   Much Ado About Nothing: The Quantum Vacuum
May 3 2011 1:30PM Grand A
Pierre Ramond, University of Florida  
Y2   Massive Neutron Stars and Dense Matter
May 3 2011 1:30PM Grand BCD
Charles Horowitz, Indiana University  
Y3   Searching for Dark Matter in Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxies
May 3 2011 1:30PM Garden 3
Elizabeth Hays, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center  
Y4   QCD in Nuclear Physics
May 3 2011 1:30PM Garden 4
Doug Higinbotham, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  
Y5   Science Diplomacy
May 3 2011 1:30PM Royal AB
Harvey Newman, California Institute of Technology  
Y6   Best Practices in K12 Physics Teacher Preparation Programs
May 3 2011 1:30PM Terrace A-F
Alice Churukian, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill  
Y7   Neutrinos II
May 3 2011 1:30PM Grand E
Allena Opper, The George Washington University  
Y8   Novel Instrumentation
May 3 2011 1:30PM Grand F
David Saltzberg, University of California, Los Angeles  
Y9   Tevatron BSM Searches I
May 3 2011 1:30PM Grand G
Stephane Willocq, University of Massachusetts Amherst  
Y10   Instrumentation II
May 3 2011 1:30PM Garden 1
Matthew Lamont, Brookhaven National Laboratory  
Y11   Gravitational Wave Astronomy
May 3 2011 1:30PM Garden 2
Alan Weinstein, California Institute of Technology  
Y12   Numerical Relativity: Binaries with Matter
May 3 2011 1:30PM Royal CD
John Friedman, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee  

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