Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2006 APS April Meeting

Saturday–Tuesday, April 22–25, 2006; Dallas, TX

Chair Index

A1 Plenary Session I Apr 22 2006 8:30AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Hopfield, APS President, Princeton University
B1 Underground Labs: Plans and Progress Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Hamish Robertson, University of Washington
B2 Light Exotic Nuclei Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Michael Thoenessen, Michigan State University
B3 Laboratory Astrophysics: Supernovae and Jets Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Paul Bellan, California Institute of Technology
B4 Research Talks at the Undergraduate Level Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	David Ehrenstein, APS
B5 Cosmology I Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	James Ryan, University of New Hampshire
B7 Gamma-Ray Bursts and GLAST Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Julie McEnery, Goddard Space Flight Center
B8 Nuclear Instrumentation and Applications Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gary Westfall, Michigan State University
B9 Hadronic Physics I Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Paul Reimer, Argonne National Laboratory
B11 Focus Session: Recent Results in Quantum Gravity Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	William Hiscock, Montana State University
B12 B Meson Decays Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	James Olsen, Princeton University
B13 W and Z Bosons I Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Peter Nemethy, New York University
B14 Particle Beam Physics and Technologies Apr 22 2006 10:45AM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Joseph Bisognano, University of Wisconsin
C1 Novel Detector Technologies Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Jaros, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
C2 Hadronic Physics II Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Peter Tandy, Kent State University
C3 Very High Energy Cosmic Gamma Rays Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Reshmi Mukherjee, Barnard College
C4 Public and Private Funding for International Research Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Arthur Bienenstock, Stanford University
C5 Cosmology II Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Virginia Trimble, University of California, Irvine
C6 Ground-Based Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Benjamin Owen, The Pennsylvania State University
C7 Gravitational Wave Astronomy Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Charles Dermer, Naval Research Laboratory
C9 Minisymposium: Toward a Universal Density Functional Theory for Nuclei I Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	David Dean, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
C10 Nuclear Science Education for the Nation Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Jolie Cizewski, Rutgers University
C11 SPS Undergraduate Research Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gary White, Society of Physics Students
C12 Accelerator-Based Neutrino Experiments Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Hugh Gallagher, Tufts University
C13 W and Z Bosons II Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Sarah Eno, University of Maryland
C14 Physics of Muon and Polarized Beams Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Mike Syphers, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
C16 DPP Contributed Orals I Apr 22 2006 1:30PM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Benjamin Chandran, University of New Hampshire
E1 Accelerator and Detector R&D for the International Linear Collider Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Shekhar Mishra, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
E2 Primordial Nucleosynthesis Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Carl R. Brune, Ohio University
E3 Laboratory Astrophysics: Magnetic Reconnection Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Vincent Chan, General Atomics
E4 Science and Development: Innovation Systems for Fighting Poverty Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Albrecht Wagner, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron
E5a 50 Years Since the Discovery of Parity Nonconservation in the Weak Interactions I Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Natalie Roe, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
E5b 50 Years Since the Discovery of Parity Nonconservation in the Weak Interactions II Apr 22 2006 5:00PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Noemie Koller, Rutgers University
E6 Experimental Tests of General Relativity Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Marc Favata, Cornell University
E8 Minisymposium: the Spin Structure of the Nucleon Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ernst Sichtermann, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
E9 Minisymposium: Toward a Universal Density Functional Theory for Nuclei II Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Scott Bogner, Ohio State University
E10 Focus Session: K-12 Education Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Peggy McMahan, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
E11 Quantum and Classical Gravity Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Kevin Vandersloot, Pennsylvania State University
E12 Neutrino Oscillations and Cross Sections Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Petr Vogel, California Institute of Technology
E13 Jet and Fragmentation Studies Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Andreas Kronfeld, Fermilab
E14 Few Body Problems Apr 22 2006 3:30PM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Charlotte Elster, Ohio University
G1 New Reports from Major National Studies Apr 22 2006 7:15PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Hopfield, Princeton University, APS President
H1 Recent Results in Flavor Physics Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Jack Ritchie, University of Texas, Austin
H2 Topics in Nuclear Physics Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Donald Geesaman, Argonne National Laboratory
H3 Ultra-high Energy Cosmic Rays: Experiment and Theory Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Sean Carroll, University of Chicago
H4 New Models for Graduate Education Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gay Stewart, University of Arkansas
H5 Discovery Prospects at the Energy Frontier Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Harrison Prosper, Florida State University
H6 Applications of Free Electron Lasers I Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Alan Todd, Advanced Energy Systems
H7 Astrobiology and Planetary Effects Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	James Ryan, University of New Hampshire
H8 Nuclear Reactions Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Peggy McMahan, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
H9 Underground Neutrino Experiments and Proton Decay Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Hamish Robertson, University of Washington
H10 Production Studies in e+e- Collisions Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Bruce Berger, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
H11 Relativistic Simulations of Neutron Stars, Black Holes, and Plasmas Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Harald Pfeiffer, California Institute of Technology
H12 New Directions in Particle Theory Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Abdulmajeed Abdurrahman, Shippensburg University
H13 Top Quark Properties I Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Reinhard Schwienhorst, Michigan State University
H14 Novel Techniques Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ron Mickens, Clark Atlanta University
H16 Sherwood I Apr 23 2006 8:30AM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	John M. Finn, Los Alamos National Laboratory
I1 QCD: the Lattice Meets Data Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Marcela Carena, Fermilab
I2 Applications of Nuclear Science Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Alexander Saunders, Los Alamos National Laboratory
I5 Theories of Gravity, Dark Energy, and Cosmology Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Joseph Lykken, Fermilab
I6 Applications of Free Electron Lasers II Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Alan Todd, Advanced Energy Systems
I7 Astroparticle Physics I Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ulisse Bravar, University of New Hampshire
I8 Minisymposium: Nuclei and Nuclear Matter at Non-Normal Density I Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Sherry J Yennello Texas A&M University
I9 Minisymposium: Electro-Weak Interactions Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Krishna Kumar, University of Massachusetts
I10 Charm Production, Decay, and Excited States Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gregory Dubois-Felsmann, California Institute of Technology
I11 Focus Session: Initial Data Sets for Numerical Relativity Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Larry Kidder, Cornell University
I12 Higgs Physics I Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Thomas Junk, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
I13 Top Quark Properties II Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ann Heinson, University of California, Riverside
I16 Sherwood II Apr 23 2006 10:30AM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Zhi Hong Lin, U.C. Irvine
J1 Top is Ten Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Harry Weerts, Argonne National Laboratory
J2 A High Luminosity Lepton Ion Collider to Study QCD Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Richard G. Milner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
J4 Precision Cosmology Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Beacom, Ohio State University
J5 Pioneering Women Astronomers Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Marc Sher, William and Mary
J6 Laboratory Astrophysics: Dynamo and the Magnetorotational Instability Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Steven Cowley, University of California, Los Angeles
J7 Astroparticle Physics II Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Martin Pohl, Iowa State University
J8 Minisymposium: Nuclei and Nuclear Matter at Non-Normal Density II Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	William Lynch, Michigan State University
J9 Double Beta Decay Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Andrew Hime, Los Alamos National Laboratory
J10 Charm Mixing, Rare D and K Decays Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ian Shipsey, Purdue University
J11 Advances in Numerical Relativity I Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Bernard Kelly, The University of Texas at Brownsville
J12 Higgs Physics II Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Thomas Junk, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
J13 Particle Theory Apr 23 2006 1:15PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Joseph Lykken, Fermilab
L1 Physics at the Energy Frontier Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Robert Cahn, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
L2 Study of Hadron Structure using Spin Polarized Beams Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Fulvia Pilat, Brookhaven National Laboratory
L3 Advances in Numerical Relativity II Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Deirdre Shoemaker, The Pennsylvania State University
L4 Women in Science Policy Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Marc Sher, William and Mary
L6 Scholars at Risk Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Andrew Sessler, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
L7 Galaxies, AGNs and Galactic Gamma-Ray Sources Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Charles Dermer, Naval Research Laboratory
L8 Nuclear Astrophysics Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Betty Tsang Michigan State University
L9 Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ions Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Brant Johnson, Brookhaven National Laboratory
L10 B Meson Branching Fractions Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Masahiro Morii, Harvard University
L11 Experimental Gravitation Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Duncan Brown, California Institute of Technology
L12 Exclusive D Meson Decays Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Todd Pedlar, Luther College
L13 Top Quark Mass Measurements Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Eva Halkiadakis, Rutgers University
L16 Laboratory Astrophysics I Apr 23 2006 3:15PM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Hantao Ji, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
M1 APS Award Presentations, Past President's Address, and Lilienfeld Prize Talk Apr 23 2006 5:15PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Hopfield, APS President, Princeton University
O1 Plenary Session II Apr 24 2006 8:30AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	William Carithers, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
P1 DPF and DPB Prize Session Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gerald Dugan, Cornell University
P2 Neutrinos II Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Kevork Abazajian, Los Alamos National Laboratory
P3 Innovative Programs in K-12 Teacher Preparation Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ramon Lopez, Florida Institute of Technology
P4 Gravitational Wave Sources and Phenomenology Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Gabriela Gonzalez, Louisianna State University
P6 The Postdoctoral Experience Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Minesh Bacrania, APS FGSA Chair
P7 Cosmic Rays and Solar Physics I Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Pegasus A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Stefan Westerhoff, Columbia University
P8 Minisymposium: Parton Distributions at Larger X : Data and Challenges Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Cynthia Keppel, Hampton University/Jefferson Lab
P9 Minisymposium: Advances in Zero- and Finite-Temperature Lattice QCD Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ron Soltz, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
P10 50 Years Since the Discovery of Parity Nonconservation in the Weak Interactions III Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Susan Seestrom, Los Alamos National Laboratory
P11 Focus Session: Space-Based Gravitational Wave Detection Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Friedman, University of Wisconsin at Madison
P12 Bs, Bc Lifetimes and Mixing Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Nigel Lockyer, University of Pennsylvania
P13 Particle Searches I Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Vladimir Litvin, California Institute of Technology
P16 Sherwood III Apr 24 2006 10:45AM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Linda Sugiyama, PSFC, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Q1 Neutrinos I Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	George Fuller, University of California, San Diego
Q2 Implications of QCD Phase Transitions Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Vickie Green, Vanderbilt University
Q3 Particle Acceleration Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	James Drake, University of Maryland
Q4 Three-Body Systems Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Werner Tornow, Duke University
Q5 Evolution: From the Big Bang to Us Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Barbara Levi, Physics Today
Q6 Advanced Acceleration Techniques for Future Energy Frontier Accelerators Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	James Rosenzweig, University of California, Los Angeles
Q8 Electromagnetic Interactions Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Ioana Niculescu, James Madison University
Q9 Nuclear Structure Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Carlos Bertulani, University of Arizona
Q10 Rare B Decays Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Brendan Casey, Brown University
Q11 Simulations of Binary Black Hole Mergers Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Carlos Lousto, The University of Texas at Brownsville
Q12 Baryons and B Lifetime Studies Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	William T. Ford, University of Colorado
Q13 Particle Searches II Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Beate Heinemann, University of Liverpool
Q14 History of Physics Apr 24 2006 1:30PM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Robert H. Romer, Amherst College
S1 High Power Proton Drivers for Accelerator-based Neutrino Physics Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Thomas Roser, Brookhaven National Laboratory
S2 DNP Prize Session Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Bradley Sherrill, Michigan State University
S3 The Heliospheric Termination Shock Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Martin Lee, University of New Hampshire
S4 FHP/FPS Award Session Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Marsalis A Hyatt Regency Dallas	George Lewis, Peace Studies Program, Cornell University
S6 Panofsky Prize Session Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Bill Carithers, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
S10 Focus Session: Undergraduate and Graduate Education Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Bruce Ackerson, Oklahoma State University
S11 Sources of Gravitational Waves Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	John Baker, Goddard Space Flight
S12 CP Violation in B Meson Decays Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Masahiro Morii, Harvard University
S13 Top Quark Production Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	David Cline, University of California, Los Angeles
S16 Laboratory Astrophysics II Apr 24 2006 3:30PM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Parvez Guzdar, University of Maryland
T14 FHP Business Meeting Apr 24 2006 5:30PM Cumberland I Hyatt Regency Dallas	Robert H. Romer, Amherst College
V1 Plenary Session III Apr 25 2006 8:30AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Brad Sherrill, Michigan State University
W1 Shedding Light on Dark Energy Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Natalie Roe, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
W2 Notes from Underground Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	George Fuller, University of California, San Diego
W3 Cosmic Gamma-Ray Bursts Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Charles Meegan, National Space Science and Technology Center
W5 Abrupt Climate Change Scenario Apr 25 2006 10:30AM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Tina Kaarsberg, U.S. Department of Energy
W6 Research on Teaching Thermal Physics and Quantum Mechanics Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland J Hyatt Regency Dallas	Paula Heron, University of Washington
W8 Minisymposium: Heavy Quark Energy Loss & Flow Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Peter Jacobs, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
W9 Nuclear Theory II Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Vladimir Zelevinsky, Michigan State University
W10 Heineman Prize Session Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland C Hyatt Regency Dallas	Pierre Sikivie, University of Florida
W11 Gravitational Wave Searches Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland E Hyatt Regency Dallas	Lior Burko, The University of Alabama, Huntsville
W12 Bs, B*, eta-B decays Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland F Hyatt Regency Dallas	Robert Cahn, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
W13 Particle Physics Instrumentation Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Cumberland G Hyatt Regency Dallas	Stephen Magill, Argonne National Laboratory
W16 Sherwood IV Apr 25 2006 10:45AM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	Eric Held, Utah State University
X1 Dark Matter Apr 25 2006 1:30PM Landmark A Hyatt Regency Dallas	Uwe Oberlack, Rice University
X2 Physical Properties of Partonic Matter Apr 25 2006 1:30PM Landmark B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Vickie Green, Vanderbilt University
X3 Magnetars Apr 25 2006 1:30PM Landmark C Hyatt Regency Dallas	David Palmer, Los Alamos National Laboratory
X5 Elements of a Real Energy Strategy Apr 25 2006 12:15PM Pegasus B Hyatt Regency Dallas	Anthony Nero, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
X16 Research on Teaching Large Enrollment Classes Apr 25 2006 1:30PM Landmark D Hyatt Regency Dallas	David Meltzer, University of Washington

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2006 APS April Meeting

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