Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2021 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

Volume 66, Number 11

Friday–Saturday, October 8–9, 2021; Virtual; Mountain Daylight Time

Invited Speakers

Becerra, F. Elohim University of New Mexico	Session M01.00001 Measuring states of laser light beyond the quantum noise limit
Berger, Joshua Colorado State University	Session J03.00001 Phenomenology of Dark Sectors at the Short-Baseline Neutrino Experiments
Berry, Joseph National Renewable Energy Laboratory	Session I01.00002 Harnessing Hybrid Semi-conductors
Boizelle, Benjamin Brigham Young University	Session K02.00001 Wrangling the Beast – Precision Supermassive Black Hole Mass Measurement With ALMA
Bozhko, Dmytro University of Colorado, Colorado Springs	Session E04.00001 Perspectives of quantum computing with magnons
Colton, John Brigham Young University	Session J06.00001 Neural Networks and Machine Learning in Condensed Matter Physics Research: Two Examples
Cosburn, Katherine University of New Mexico	Session D01.00001 A Machine Learning Approach Using Gravity and Cosmic Ray Muon Data for Shallow Subsurface Density Prediction at the Showa-Shinzan Lava Dome, Usu, Japan
da Silva, Caitano New Mexico Tech	Session E05.00001 Probing Lightning Effects at the Edge of Space
Della Corte, Dennis Brigham Young University	Session K01.00001 Application, Assessment, and Development of Molecular Design Methods
Dey, Arjun NSF's National Optical-Infrared Astronomy Research Laboratory (NOIRLab)	Session A01.00003 The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument: Exploring Dark Energy, Dark Matter and the Cosmos
Eley, Serena Colorado School of Mines	Session K03.00001 Designing high-performance superconductors with nanoparticle inclusions: comparisons to strong pinning theory
Fine, Rob Los Alamos National Laboratory	Session E02.00001 Recent Work on Detector R&D and Neutrino Cross Sections at MicroBooNE
Gui, Guan JILA	Session D01.00002 Second-harmonic generation and the conservation of spatiotemporal orbital angular momentum of light
Hamden, Erika University of Arizona	Session B01.00001 New Frontiers in UV Space Astrophysics
Hassan, Mohammed University of Arizona	Session J04.00001 Attosecond all-optical light field sampling.
Jimenez, Jose University of Colorado, Boulder	Session A01.00002 The modes of transmission of SARS-CoV-2 and other respiratory viruses: What we know now, and how to protect ourselves
Kazachenko, Maria University of Colorado, Boulder	Session I01.00001 Living In the Golden Age of Solar Physics.
Keppel, Cynthia Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility	Session G01.00001 Nuclear Science: from Fundamental Physics to Medical Technology
Krause, Elisabeth University of Arizona	Session E01.00001 Recent cosmology results from the Dark Energy Survey
Litos, Michael University of Colorado Boulder	Session J02.00001 Plasma Wakefield Accelerator Research at FACET-II
Marino, Alysia University of Colorado, Boulder	Session A01.00001 Welcome
Mukhopadhyay, Mainak Arizona State University	Session D01.00003 Neutrinos and quantum fields in the Universe
Rott, Carsten University of Utah	Session M01.00002 Search for new phenomena and cosmic accelerators with high energy neutrinos
Schaibley, John University of Arizona	Session E03.00001 Controlling excitons in 2D semiconductor heterostructures.
Sievert, Matthew New Mexico State University	Session K04.00001 Jet Drift in Flowing Nuclear Media
Singh, Arunima Arizona State University	Session E03.00002 Computational Discovery, Synthesis, and Functionalization of 2D Materials
Sun, Shuo JILA and University of Colorado Boulder	Session B04.00001 Single-Photon Level Nonlinear Optics with Nanophotonic Cavity QED
Teitelbaum, Samuel Arizona State University	Session B02.00002 A bond-selective view of electron-phonon coupling
Vershinin, Michael University of Utah	Session J05.00001 Single molecule biophysics perspective on SARS-CoV-2
Wilcox, Bethany University of Colorado Boulder	Session M01.00003 Measuring student learning across the physics curriculum
Zink, Barry University of Denver	Session B02.00001 Surprises in Heat Transport in Sub-100 nm thin films and nanostructures: From Breaking the "Law” to Putting a New Spin on Metals

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2021 Annual Meeting of the APS Four Corners Section

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