Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2019 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

Volume 64, Number 16

Friday–Saturday, October 11–12, 2019; Prescott, Arizona

Invited Speakers

Bailey, Quentin Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	Session B02.00001 Fundamental Physics Tests in Astrophysics Room: AC1 114
Barron, Darcy University of New Mexico	Session L01.00001 Cosmology from CMB Polarization with POLARBEAR and the Simons Array Room: AC1 114
Camacho, Ryan Brigham Young University	Session B03.00001 Using Machine Learning to Design Integrated Photonics Circuits Room: AC1 115
Chen, Hua Colorado State University	Session E03.00001 Novel transport phenomena in noncollinear antiferromagnets Room: AC1 104
Copp, Stacy University of California, Irvine	Session J03.00001 High-throughput approaches to understanding photoluminescence of DNA-stabilized silver clusters Room: AC1 113
Culbertson, Robert Arizona State University	Session J06.00001 Evidence-Based Faculty Development: Scaling a Model for More Effective Teaching and Learning in Undergraduate Education Room: STEM 105
Deemyad, Shanti University of Utah	Session N01.00001 Physics of Light Dense Matter: Quantum and Classical Effects Room: DLC Auditorium
Drake, Tara University of New Mexico	Session J02.00001 Microresonator Optical Frequency Combs Room: AC1 114
Frandsen, Benjamin Brigham Young University	Session J04.00001 Understanding Geometrically Frustrated Magnets Without Getting Frustrated Room: AC1 104
Giltner, David TurningScience, LLC	Session A01.00002 Pursuing Physics Careers in Industry Room: DLC Auditorium
Graves, William Arizona State University	Session E06.00001 Compact X-ray Free-electron Laser with Nano-patterned Electron Beams Room: AC1 107
Hester, Gavin Colorado State University	Session K01.00001 Discovery of Bose-Einstein Condensation in a Strongly Spin-Orbit Coupled Quantum Magnet Room: DLC Auditorium
Hughey, Brennan Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	Session E01.00001 Recent Results from Advanced LIGO Room: AC1 114
Lebed, Richard Arizona State University	Session D01.00002 The XYZ Affair: Tales of the Third (and Fourth) Hadrons Room: DLC Auditorium
Matthews, Nolan University of Utah	Session K01.00003 Enabling offline optical intensity interferometry for the study of stars at high resolution Room: DLC Auditorium
Mooney, Michael Colorado State University	Session E04.00001 Prototype Detector for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment: ProtoDUNE-SP Room: AC1 115
Nobles, Jason University of Colorado Colorado Springs	Session K01.00002 Effects of Boundary Conditions and Alignment Methods on Liquid Crystal Performance in Microwave Wave Devices Room: DLC Auditorium
Pressé, Steve Department of Physics and School of Molecular Sciences, Arizona State University	Session B04.00001 Models of single molecule dynamics from single photon detections: a Bayesian nonparametric approach Room: AC1 113
Robinson, Tyler Northern Arizona University	Session L02.00001 Simple Physics Explains a Common Temperature Minimum in Thick Atmospheres of Planets and Large Moons Room: AC1 115
Sandberg, Richard Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham Young University	Session E06.00003 Using X-ray Vision to Understand How Things Break: Coherent X-ray Diffraction Imaging of Materials In Extreme Conditions Room: AC1 107
Schwartz, Steven University of Arizona	Session N01.00002 What are the physical principles that determine how enzymes really catalyze chemistry so magnificently efficiently (and why are they so hard to design)? Room: DLC Auditorium
Siemens, Mark Department of Physics & Astronomy, University of Denver	Session L03.00001 Quantum Turbulent Structure in Light Room: AC1 113
Spence, John Arizona State University	Session A01.00001 The search for the Aether : From Roemer to Einstein, who abolished it to get E=mc$^{2}$ Room: DLC Auditorium
Van de Water, Richard Los Alamos National Laboratory	Session D01.00001 Searching for Sterile Neutrinos and accelerator produced Dark Matter with the Coherent CAPTAIN-Mills Room: DLC Auditorium
Waszek, Lauren New Mexico State University \& Australian National University	Session L02.00002 Seismic evidence for long-lived elevated temperatures beneath Earth’s mantle transition zone Room: AC1 115
Yost, Dylan Colorado State University - Department of Physics	Session E06.00002 2S-8S/D spectroscopy with a cryogenic hydrogen beam Room: AC1 107
Zanolin, Michele Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University	Session J01.00001 The Core Collapse Supernova Gravitational Wave Frontier Room: AC1 107

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2019 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

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