Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2011 Annual Meeting of the Four Corners Section of the APS

Volume 56, Number 11

Friday–Saturday, October 21–22, 2011; Tuscon, Arizona

Invited Speakers

Barrett, Bruce Chair, 4CS Local Organizing Committee	Session A1.00003 Welcoming Remarks Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Boehme, Christoph University of Utah, Department of Physics and Astronomy	Session B1.00001 Electric readout and storage concepts for electron and nuclear spin states in silicon Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Buchanan, Kristen Department of Physics, Colorado State University	Session L1.00001 Nanomagnetism Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Hodapp, Theodore American Physical Society	Session C1.00002 The APS Minority Bridge Program Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Mazumdar, Sumit Physics Department Head, University of Arizona	Session A1.00002 Welcoming Remarks Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Mense, Allan None	Session C1.00004 Discussion and Questions Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Milner, Edward Los Alamos National Laboratory	Session A1.00004 Non-Invasive Imaging of Reactor Cores Using Cosmic Ray Muons Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Pratt-Ferguson, Benjamin Raytheon	Session C1.00003 Physics in Industry: A New Perspective Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Ruiz, Joaquin Dean, College of Science	Session A1.00001 Welcoming Remarks Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Shupe, Michael University of Arizona	Session P1.00002 Searching for Quark Compositeness at the LHC Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Smith, Peter H. Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona	Session H1.00002 Mars and an Astroid: A Search for Life in all the Wrong Places Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Sonnenfeld, Richard New Mexico Tech, Langmuir Lab	Session P1.00001 Understanding the Lightning Leader Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Weierstall, U. Arizona State University	Session B1.00002 Ultrafast X-ray Diffraction at the LCLS Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom
Ye, Jun JILA, NIST and University of Colorado	Session L1.00002 Quantum metrology -- optical atomic clocks and many-body physics. Room: UA Student Union South Ballroom

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2011 Annual Meeting of the Four Corners Section of the APS

Volume 56, Number 11

Friday–Saturday, October 21–22, 2011; Tuscon, Arizona

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