Bulletin of the American Physical Society

APS April Meeting 2010

Volume 55, Number 1

Saturday–Tuesday, February 13–16, 2010; Washington, DC

Chair Index

A1 The Energy Frontier at the LHC Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Patricia McBride, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
A2 Flavor Decomposition of the Parton Distribution Functions Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall East	Rolf Ent, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
A3 Pulsars in the Fermi Era Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall South	Maxim Lyutikov, Purdue University
A4 Quantum Black Holes: Theory and Applications Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall North	Theodore Jacobson, University of Maryland
A5 Art and Physics Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall West	Charles Ferguson, Council on Foreign Relations
A6 New Directions in Plasma Science and Fusion Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Washington 5	Steven Allen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
A7 Mini-Symposium on Electromagnetic Reactions Involving Light Nuclei I Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Delaware A	Harald W. Griesshammer, The George Washington University
A8 Neutrino Physics I Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Delaware B	Martin Cooper, Los Alamos National Laboratory
A9 Charm Physics Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Maryland A	Wendy Taylor, York University
A10 Dark Matter I Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Maryland B	Angela Reisetter, University of Minnesota
A11 Lorentz Symmetry in Gravitation; followed by LISA Developments Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Maryland C	Michael Seifert, Indiana University, and Guido Mueller, University of Florida
A12 Jets Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Virginia A	Ben Kilminster, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
A13 Cosmological Tests of General Relativity and Supersymmetry Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Washington 6	Will Kinney, University at Buffalo
A14 Gravitational Collapse and Numerical Relativity Feb 13 2010 8:30AM Washington 4	John Baker, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
B1 Beyond the Standard Model: Searches for New Physics Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Jacobo Konigsberg, University of Florida
B2 String Theory and Nuclear Collisions Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall East	William Zajc, Columbia University
B3 International Planning for Astroparticle Physics Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall South	Michael Turner, University of Chicago
B4 Panel Discussion: Physics in Africa Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall North	David Ernst, Vanderbilt University
B5 Secrecy and Physics Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall West	Peter Galison, Harvard University
B6 Taxonomies as Tools for Enhancing Physics Learning Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Washington 5	Gerald Feldman, The George Washington University
B7 Nuclear Structure and Reactions Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Delaware A	Bill Walters, University of Maryland
B8 Neutrino Physics II Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Delaware B	Vincente Guiseppe, University of South Dakota
B9 Instrumentation for Particle Physics I Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Maryland A	Alice Bean, University of Kansas
B10 Sub-Nucleonic Degrees of Freedom Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Maryland B	Christian Weiss, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
B11 SPS Undergraduate Research I Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Maryland C	Gary White, American Institute of Physics
B12 Heavy Flavor CP Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Virginia A	David Brown, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
B13 Observational Implications of Gravitational Waves Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Washington 6	John Baker, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
B14 Dynamics of Black Holes Feb 13 2010 10:45AM Washington 4	John Friedman, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
D1 Inflation Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Michael Turner, University of Chicago
D2 Bethe and Bonner Prizes Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Lawrence Cardman, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
D3 Mentoring Perspectives of Mentor and Mentee Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall South	Pablo Laguna, Georgia Institute of Technology
D4 Probing Strong-Field Gravity with Observations of the Galactic Center Black Hole Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall North	Scott Hughes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
D5 Nonproliferation Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Lawrence Krauss, Arizona State University
D6 Particle Beams and Accelerators in Energy Research and Applications Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Washington 5	Jill Dahlburg, Naval Research Laboratory
D7 Soft and Hard Interactions at RHIC Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Delaware A	Nathan Grau, Columbia University
D8 Mini-Symposium on Physics with an Electron-Nucleus Collider Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Delaware B	Ronald Gilman, Rutgers University
D9 Physics Research at the LHC Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Maryland A	Ayana Arce, Duke University
D10 Precision Measurements on Atomic and Subatomic Systems Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Maryland B	Jeff Nico, National Institute of Standards & Technology
D11 SPS Undergraduate Research II Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Maryland C	Ann Viano, Rhodes College
D12 Rare B Decays, B-Baryon Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Virginia A	Douglas Roberts, University of Maryland
D13 Ground-based and Space-based Instruments and Techniques Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Washington 6	Eric Grove, Naval Research Laboratory
D14 Modeling Black Hole Binaries Feb 13 2010 1:30PM Washington 4	Bernard Kelly, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
E1 The Kavli Foundation Joint Plenary Session: Re-Energizing America's Focus in STEM Education Feb 13 2010 4:00PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1-2	Alex Dickison, AAPT President and Seminole State College of Florida
G1 Testing the Standard Model Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Chris Quigg, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
G2 Nuclear Modifications of Structure Functions Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall East	Misak Sargsian, Florida International University
G3 Extragalactic Gamma-Ray Sources Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall South	Brenda Dingus, Los Alamos National Laboratory
G4 Numerical Relativity and Astrophysics Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall North	Steven Detwiler, University of Florida
G5 Recent Developments in Nuclear Physics Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Thurgood Marshall West	Richard Casten, Yale University
G6 Panel Discussion: Benefits of Undergraduate Research Experiences Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Washington 5	Catherine Mader, Hope College
G7 Instrumentation for Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Delaware A	J.H. Lee, Brookhaven National Laboratory
G8 Electroweak Interactions I Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Delaware B	W.M. Snow, Indiana University
G9 Dark Matter II Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Maryland A	Carter Hall, University of Maryland
G10 Energy Research & Applications: from Processes to Promulgation Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Maryland B	Jill Dahlburg, Naval Research Laboratory
G11 SPS Undergraduate Research III Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Maryland C	Kendra Rand, American Institute of Physics
G12 Neutrino Physics A Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Virginia A	Gregory Pawloski, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
G13 Astrophysical Searches for Dark Matter and New Physics Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Washington 6	Simona Murgia, SLAC KIPAC
G14 Interpretation of Gravitational Wave Forms from Compact Binaries Feb 14 2010 8:30AM Washington 4	Alessandra Buonanno, University of Maryland
H1 Panofsky, Bouchet and Wilson Prizes Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Boris Kayser, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
H2 New Directions in Hadron Dynamics Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall East	Les Bland, Brookhaven National Laboratory
H3 Magnetoplasmas in Astrophysical Jets, Lobes, and in the Laboratory Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall South	Philipp Kronberg, Los Alamos National Laboratory
H4 Plans for Future High Energy Accelerators and Outlook on Advanced Concepts Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall North	Swapan Chattopadyay, Cockcroft Institute
H5 Physicists Inside the Beltway Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall West	Charles Ferguson, Council on Foreign Relations
H6 Universality in Few-Fermion Systems Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Washington 5	Daniel Phillips, Ohio University
H7 Nuclear Astrophysics Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Delaware A	Kate Jones, University of Tennessee
H8 Electroweak Interactions II Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Delaware B	Geoff Greene, University of Tennessee
H9 Electroweak Physics at the Energy Frontier Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Maryland A	Chip Brock, Michigan State University
H10 History of Physics Contributed Papers Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Maryland B	David Cassidy, Hofstra University
H11 Physics Education Research Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Maryland C	Samuel Lightner, Westminster College
H12 Neutrino Physics B Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Virginia A	Erik Blaufuss, University of Maryland
H13 High Energy Neutrino Detection and Properties Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Washington 6	Kara Hoffman, University of Maryland
H14 Black Holes Feb 14 2010 10:45AM Washington 4	Clifford Will, Washington University in St. Louis
J1 Remembering Enrico Fermi Feb 14 2010 1:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1-2	James Cronin, University of Chicago
J2 The State of Theory Feb 14 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Joanne Hewett, Stanfor Linear Accelerator Center
J5 Exploring Symmetries in Nuclear Structure Feb 14 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Richard Casten, Yale University
J6 Panel Discussion: Policy for Physics and Science in Developing Countries Feb 14 2010 1:30PM Washington 5	Galileo Violini, Universita della Calabria, and Paul Gueye, Hampton University
K1 Towards the Proton Intensity Frontier Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Kevin Pitts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
K2 Jet Reconstruction in a High-Multiplicity Environment Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Saskia Mioduszewski, Texas A&M University
K3 Nucleosynthesis in Stellar Explosions Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall South	Christian Iliadis, University of North Carolina
K4 Earth, Sky and Moon: Gravity Tests Across 13 Orders of Magnitude Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall North	John Gillaspy, National Institute of Standards and Technology
K5 Pais Prize and Tate Medal Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Fred Dylla, American Institute of Physics
K6 Energy Research and Applications: Sustainability and the Environment Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Washington 5	Claudio Pellegrini, University of California, Los Angeles
K7 Mini-Symposium on Electromagnetic Reactions Involving Light Nuclei II Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Delaware A	Ronald Gilman, Rutgers University
K8 Hadronic Physics I Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Delaware B	Barry Berman, George Washington University
K9 Top Quark Physics I Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Maryland A	Cecilia Gerber, University of Illinois at Chicago
K10 Computational Physics Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Maryland B	Jan Tobochnik, Kalamazoo College
K11 SPS Undergraduate Research IV Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Maryland C	Thomas Olsen, American Institute of Physics
K12 Higgs Searches I Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Virginia A	Al Goshaw, Duke University
K13 High Energy Gamma Rays from GRB and Gravitational Wave Detection Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Washington 6	Jonathan Granot, Stanfor Linear Accelerator Center
K14 Approximations in General Relativity Feb 14 2010 3:30PM Washington 4	Steven Detweiler, University of Florida
L1 APS Past President's Address and Prizes and Awards Ceremonial Session Feb 14 2010 5:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Curtis Callan, APS President and Princeton University
N1 Plenary Session II Feb 15 2010 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1-2	Barry Barish, APS President-Elect and California Institute of Technology
P1 Sakurai Prize Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	R. Sekhar Chivukula, Michigan State University
P2 Neutrinos - Mixing Angles Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall East	Boris Kayser, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
P3 QCD Structure of the Nucleon Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall South	Ronald Gilman, Rutgers University
P4 Cross-fertilization Between Astrophysics and Laboratory Magnetized Plasma Physics Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall North	Vyacheslav Lukin, Naval Research Laboratory
P5 Energy Education Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall West	Charles Ferguson, Federation of American Scientists
P6 Developing Exemplary Undergraduate Physics Programs: The SPIN-UP Regional Workshops Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Washington 5	Ruth Howes, Ball State University
P7 Mini-Symposium: Electromagnetic Radiation from Quark-Gluon Plasma Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Delaware A	Charles Gale, McGill University
P8 Hadronic Physics II Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Delaware B	Volker Burkert, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
P9 Higgs Searches II Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Maryland A	Rob Roser, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
P10 Dark Matter III Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Maryland B	Dan Akerib, Case Western Reserve University
P11 Electromagnetic Interactions Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Maryland C	Douglas Higinbotham, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
P12 Instrumentation for Particle Physics II Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Virginia A	Kevin Pitts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
P13 UHECR Detection and Results Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Washington 6	Jordan Goodman, University of Maryland
P14 Numerical Simulations of Black Holes and Neutron Stars Feb 15 2010 10:45AM Washington 4	Roland Haas, Georgia Institute of Technology
Q1 Dark Matter in the Universe Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Craig Hogan, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory/University of Chicago
Q2 Fundamental Symmetries (in Few-Body Systems) Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Allena Opper, The George Washington University
Q3 Keys to Success in Global Collaborative Physics Projects Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall South	Harvey Newman, California Institute of Technology
Q4 Ground-based Interferometers on the Road to Gravitational Wave Astrophysics Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall North	Laura Cadonati, University of Massachusetts
Q5 Origins of Research and Teaching at Selected Physics Departments Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	James Stith, American Institute of Physics
Q6 Perspectives of Women Physicists As Seen From Academia, National Laboratories, and Industry Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Washington 5	Kawtar Hafidi, Argonne National Laboratory
Q7 Mini-Symposium: Exotic Phenomena in High Energy Nuclear Collisions Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Delaware A	Dmitri Kharzeev, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Q8 The Nucleus as a Theorists' Laboratory Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Delaware B	Dean Halderson, Western Michigan University
Q9 Higgs Searches III Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Maryland A	Ritchie Patterson, Cornell University
Q10 Plasma Physics Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Maryland B	James Drake, University of Maryland
Q11 Gravitational Waves from Neutron Stars Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Maryland C	Lee Lindblom, California Institute of Technology
Q12 Neutrino Physics C Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Virginia A	Karsten Heeger, University of Wisconsin
Q13 Very High Energy Gamma Ray Detection and Cosmic Ray Propagation Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Washington 6	elizabeth Hays, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Q14 Quantum Aspects of Gravitation Feb 15 2010 1:30PM Washington 4	Jorge Pullin, Louisiana State University
S1 Dark Matter in the Laboratory Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	David Saltzberg, University of California, Los Angeles
S2 Fusion, Fission and Super Heavy Element Production Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Daniel Shapira, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
S3 Probing Galactic Astrophysics with Supernova Remnants Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall South	Patrick Slane, Harvard?Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
S4 Gravity in Extreme Conditions Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall North	Luis Lehner, Louisiana State University
S5 Sakharov Prize Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Robert Cahn, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
S6 2010 Excellence In Physics Education Award Presentations Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Washington 5	Richard Peterson, Bethel University
S7 Mini-Symposium on Electromagnetic Reactions Involving Light Nuclei III Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Delaware A	Mohammad Waseem Ahmed, Duke University
S8 Hadronic Physics III Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Delaware B	M.J. Tannenbaum, Brookhaven National Laboratory
S9 Single Top and Theory Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Maryland A	Pierre Raymond, University of Florida
S10 Equivalence Principle and Precision Gravity Tests Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Maryland B	Stephan Schlamminger, University of Washington
S11 Mini-Symposium: Recent Results from RHIC I: Heavy Flavor Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Maryland C	Huan Huang, University of California, Los Angeles
S12 QCD Probes Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Virginia A	Dmitri Denisov, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
S14 Advances in Ground-based Gravitational Wave Detection Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Washington 4	Peter Shawhan, University of Maryland
S15 Physics Outreach Feb 15 2010 3:30PM Harding	Peggy Norris, Sanford Underground Laboratory at Homestake
V1 Plenary Session III Feb 16 2010 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1-2	Michael Turner, University of Chicago
X1 The State of Heavy Flavor Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Ritchie Patterson, Cornell University
X2 Strategies for Improving Climate and Diversity in Physics Departments Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall East	Kawtar Hafidi, Argonne National Laboratory
X3 The Nature of the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall South	Corbin Cavault, Case Western Reserve University
X4 The Laser: Historical Perspectives and Impact on Precision Measurements Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall North	Daniel Kleppner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
X5 Burton Forum Award Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Thurgood Marshall West	Charles Ferguson, Council on Foreign Relations
X6 New and Upgraded Accelerators for Nuclear Physics Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Washington 5	Christoph Leemann, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
X7 Few-Body Theory Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Delaware A	Ionel Stetcu, University of Washington
X8 Hadronic Physics IV Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Delaware B	Liguang Tang, Hampton University/Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
X9 Instrumentation for Particle Physics III Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Maryland A	Bruce Barnett, Johns Hopkins University
X10 RHIC Heavy Ion Physics Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Maryland B	Anne Sickles, Brookhaven National Laboratory
X11 Mini-Symposium: Recent Results from RHIC II Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Maryland C	Matthias Grosse Perdekamp, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
X12 Searches for New Physics using Photonic Final States Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Virginia A	Todd Adams, Florida State University
X13 Plasma Astrophysics near Black Holes, Pulsars and Supernova Remnants Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Washington 6	Kent Wood, Naval Research Laboratory
X14 Foundational Aspects of General Relativity Feb 16 2010 10:45AM Washington 4	Steven Detweiler, University of Florida
Y1 Neutrino Astrophysics Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 2	Kara Hoffman, University of Maryland
Y2 An Introduction to the New Nuclear Physics Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall East	Howard Matis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Y3 Cosmic Microwave Background Polarization Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall South	Clem Pryke, Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics, The University of Chicago
Y4 Panel Discussion: What Can We Learn from Physics Teachers in High Scoring Countries on the TIMSS and PISA International Assessments? Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall North	Cherrill Spencer, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Y5 Thesis Awards: DPF, DPB, DNP Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Thurgood Marshall West	Stanley Wojcicki, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Y6 Instrumentation for Nuclear Physics Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Washington 5	J.P. Schiffer, Argonne National Laboratory
Y7 Mini-Symposium on Nuclear Masses in Astrophysics Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Delaware A	Art Champagne, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Y8 Novel Approaches in Nuclear Theory Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Delaware B	James Vary, Iowa State University
Y9 Top Quark Physics II Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Maryland A	Nick Hadley, University of Maryland
Y10 Nuclear Instrumentation Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Maryland B	E. Beise, University of Maryland
Y11 Particle Production in d-Au Collisions Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Maryland C	C.L. da Silva, Iowa State University
Y12 Searches for New Physics Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Virginia A	Sarah Eno, University of Maryland
Y13 Applications of Nuclear Physics and Beams Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Washington 6	L. Waters, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Y14 Properties of Bulk Matter at RHIC Feb 16 2010 1:30PM Washington 4	Derek Teaney, SUNY Stony Brook
Z11 Approaches to Mentorship, Collaboration and Education Feb 16 2010 3:30PM Maryland C	Yuhfen Lin

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