Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS April Meeting 2020
Volume 65, Number 2
Saturday–Tuesday, April 18–21, 2020; Washington D.C.
Chair Index
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A01 Kavli Foundation Keynote Plenary Session: Exploring the Cosmos Apr 18 2020 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom 2/3 |
Tao Han, University of Pittsburgh |
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B02 New Results from the CERN LHC Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Washington 1 |
Mayda Velasco, Northwestern University |
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B03 Outreach and Engaging the Public Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Washington 2 |
Don Lincoln, Fermilab |
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B04 Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: Physics Results and Perspectives Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Washington 3 |
A. Galindo-Uribarri, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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B06 Our Neighborly Supermassive Black Holes Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 1 |
Manuela Campanelli, Rochester Institute of Technology |
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B07 Exotic Hadrons Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 2 |
Jake Bennett, University of Mississippi |
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B08 A Sampling of Career Paths Available for Early-Career Scientists Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 3 |
Kevin Ludwick, LaGrange College |
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B09 Observations of Galactic Cosmic Rays Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 4 |
Fred Sarazin, Colorado School of Mines |
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B11 Few-Body Nuclear Physics Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Maryland A |
Maxim Mai, George Washington University |
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B12 Axions I Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Maryland B |
Gianpaolo Carosi, LLNL |
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B13 Beyond the Standard Model Searches at the LHC I Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Maryland C |
Marina Artuso, Syracuse University |
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B14 Fundamental Symmetries Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Virginia A |
Nadia Fomin, University of Tennessee |
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B15 Quantum Theory of Cosmology and Black Holes Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Virginia B |
Ted Jacobson, University of Maryland |
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B16 Interface of Numerical Relativity and Classical General Relativity Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Virginia C |
Beverly Berger, Stanford University |
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B17 Undergraduate Research I Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Delaware A |
Midhat Farooq, American Physical Society |
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B19 Accelerator Technology Apr 18 2020 10:45AM Washington 4 |
Michiko Minty, Brookhaven National Laboratory |
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B21 Lunch with the Grads: A Panel Discussion on Physics Graduate School Apr 18 2020 12:30PM Wilson A/B |
Midhat Farooq, American Physical Society |
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B24 APS Press Conference: A Q&A with Reinhard Genzel Apr 18 2020 12:00PM Washington 6 |
David Barnstone, APS Science Communications Manager |
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C03 Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin Thesis Prize Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Washington 2 |
Taboada Ignacio, Georgia Institute of Technology |
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C04 New Insights from Precision Measurements of Weak Interaction Phenomena Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Washington 3 |
Susan Gardner, University of Kentucky |
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C05 Physics of the Cosmos & PhysPAG Town Hall Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Washington 6 |
Ryan Hickox, Dartmouth University |
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C06 New Results from LIGO Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Katerina Chatziioannou, California Institute of Technology |
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C07 Physics with Accelerators - Particle Physics Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
Vladimir Shiltsev, FNAL |
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C08 Science and National Security Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Ellen Williams, University of Maryland |
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C09 Sources of Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Tonia Venters, GFSC |
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C10 Neutron Star Theory Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Daniel Holz, University of Chicago |
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C11 Physics Education: Introductory Courses and Labs Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Maryland A |
MacKenzie Stetzer, University of Maine |
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C12 The Study of the Higgs Particle Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Maryland B |
Marc Sher, College of William & Mary |
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C13 Status and Future of Dark Matter Experiments at the 1-10+ GeV Scale Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Maryland C |
Bjoern Penning, Brandeis University |
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C14 Mini-Symposium: Science Opportunities Enabled by the Electron-Ion Collider Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Virginia A |
Kent Paschke, University of Virginia |
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C15 Quantum Theory of Gravity Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Virginia B |
David Craig, Oregon State University |
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C17 Undergraduate Research II Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Delaware A |
Midhat Farooq, American Physical Society |
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C20 Neutrinos I – Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: Background Challenges Apr 18 2020 1:30PM Washington 5 |
A. Galindo-Uribarri, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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D02 Extreme Beams Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Washington 1 |
Sergei Nagaitsev, Fermilab |
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D03 AMO Frontiers in Astrophysics Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Washington 2 |
Joe Britton, University of Maryland |
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D04 New Physics Searches at the Precision Frontier Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Washington 3 |
Vincenzo Cirigliano, Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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D05 Improving the Sensitivity of LIGO and Future Ground-Based Gravitational Wave Detectors Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Washington 6 |
James Thorpe, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
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D06 Progress in Analytical Relativity Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Eanna Flanagan, Cornell University |
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D07 Physics with Accelerators - Nuclear Physics Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
Elena Aprile, Columbia University |
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D08 From Particle Physics to Brain Imaging and Radiotherapy Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Peter Krizan, JSI and University of Ljubljana |
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D09 Ultra High-energy Cosmic Ray Observations Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Foteini Oikonomou, Technische Universität München (TUM) / ESO |
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D10 Gravitational Waves and Gamma Ray Bursts Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Eric Burns, Goddard Space Flight Center |
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D12 Sub-GeV and Other Light Dark Matter, and Calibrations for These Scales Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Maryland B |
John Orrell, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
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D13 Nuclear Reactions:Heavy-ion / Rare Isotope Beams Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Maryland C |
Kelly Chipps, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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D14 Heavy Flavor and Exotic Hadrons Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Virginia A |
Timothy Hobbs, Southern Methodist University |
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D15 Numerical Relativity: Algorithms and Code Development Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Virginia B |
Carlos Lousto, Rochester Institute of Technology |
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D16 Correlations and Fluctuations in Heavy-ion Collisions Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Virginia C |
Claudia Ratti, University of Houston |
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D17 Undergraduate Research III Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Delaware A |
Crystal Bailey, American Physical Society |
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D20 Neutrinos II – Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: Increasing Sensitivities Apr 18 2020 3:30PM Washington 5 |
David Radford, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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D23 DPF Town Hall Meeting on Snowmass Preparation Apr 18 2020 5:30PM Washington 1 |
Young-Kee Kim, University of Chicago |
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D25 Mini-Symposium: NASA Inflation Probe Science Interest Group Apr 18 2020 6:30PM Washington 2 |
Graca Rocha, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
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E01 Public Lecture: Seeing the Unseeable: Capturing an Image of a Black Hole Apr 18 2020 7:00PM Marriott Ballroom 2/3 |
James Gates, Brown University |
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G02 Accelerator Based Neutrino Physics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Washington 1 |
Elizabeth Worcester, BNL |
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G03 Precision Tests of Fundamental Physics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Washington 2 |
Susan Gardner, University of Kentucky |
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G04 Connecting Science Policy with Science's History Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Washington 3 |
Melinda Baldwin, American Institute of Physics |
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G05 Mini-Symposium: Gravitational Wave SIG Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Washington 6 |
Kelly Holley-Bockelmann, Vanderbilt |
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G06 Physical Review Invited Session: Aspects of Multimessenger Astrophysics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Roosevelt 1 |
Robert Garisto, APS/ PRL |
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G07 The Hadronic Spectrum in Hot and Cold QCD Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Roosevelt 2 |
Anne Sickles, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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G08 Why it is Critical to Promote and Support Equity and Inclusion in Physics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Roosevelt 3 |
Gerald Feldman, George Washington University |
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G09 Mini-Symposium: The Cosmic Microwave Background and Fundamental Physics on the Cosmic Frontier Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Roosevelt 4 |
Kevin Huffenberger, Florida State University |
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G10 New Techniques and Theories for Dark Matter and Cosmology Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Roosevelt 5 |
Yacine Ali-Haimoud, New York University |
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G11 Applications of Nuclear Physics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Maryland A |
Evie Downie, George Washington University |
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G12 Axions II Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Maryland B |
Andrew Sonnenschein, FNAL |
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G13 Developments in Quantum Field Theory Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Maryland C |
James Halverson, Northeastern University |
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G15 Quantum Field Theory in a Curved Spacetime Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Virginia B |
Ivan Agullo, Louisiana State University |
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G16 Technology for Space-Based Gravitational-Wave Detectors Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Virginia C |
Jeffrey Livas, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center |
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G17 The Nucleosynthesis of Proton-Rich Isotopes Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Delaware A |
Catherine Deibel, Louisiana State University |
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G18 Numerical Relativity: Magnetohydrodynamics Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Delaware B |
Maria Babiuc Hamilton, Marshall University |
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G20 Neutrinos III – Neutrino Properties Apr 19 2020 8:30AM Washington 5 |
Kate Scholberg, Duke University |
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H02 Recent Advances in Theoretical Particle Physics Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Washington 1 |
Keith Dienes, University of Arizona |
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H03 From the Sun to the Highest Energies in the Universe Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Washington 2 |
Thomas Gaisser, University of Delaware |
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H04 Electron-Ion Collider Science Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Washington 3 |
Ernst Sichtermann, LBL |
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H06 Data Science in Physics Education Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 1 |
Dimitri Bourilkov, University of Florida |
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H07 Funding Top Quality Research in Physics Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 2 |
Luisa Cifarelli, University of Bologna and INFN |
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H08 Invited talk by former NSF Director France Córdova Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 3 |
E. Colglazier, American Association for the Advancement of Science |
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H09 Astrophysics with LISA Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 4 |
Bangalore Sathyaprakash, The Pennsylvania State University |
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H10 Baryon Acoustic Oscillations, Early Universe, and Cosmological Constants Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 5 |
Josh Frieman, Fermilab |
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H11 Mini-Symposium: Tests of Time Reversal Violation I Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Maryland A |
Nadia Fomin, University of Tennessee |
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H12 Unconventional ideas in Astrophysics and Cosmology Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Maryland B |
Chris Fryer, LANL |
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H13 Detectors and Upgrades I Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Maryland C |
Rajdeep Chatterjee, University of Minnesota |
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H14 Experimental Dark Matter Detection Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Virginia A |
Arran Phipps, Stanford University |
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H15 Gravitational Wave Observations with Pulsar Timing Arrays Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Virginia B |
Xavier Siemens, Oregon State University |
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H16 Modeling Eccentric and Spinning Compact Binaries Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Virginia C |
Sean McWilliams, West Virginia University |
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H17 The Nucleosynthesis of Proton-Rich Isotopes in Classical Novae Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Delaware A |
Kelly Chipps, Oak Ride National Laboratory |
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H18 Nuclear Physics and Particle Physics with Gravitational Waves Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Delaware B |
Peter Shawhan, University of Maryland |
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H20 Neutrino Oscillations and Scattering Apr 19 2020 10:45AM Washington 5 |
Mike Kordosky, College of William & Mary |
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H22 DPF Open Business Meeting Apr 19 2020 12:40PM Washington 1 |
Young-Kee Kim, University of Chicago |
J02 Special Session for the Sakurai, Panofsky and Primakoff Award Winners Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Washington 1 |
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J03 Neutrino Astrophysics Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Washington 2 |
Kate Scholberg, Duke University |
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J04 History of Cosmology Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Washington 3 |
Christopher Smeenk, University of Western Ontario |
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J06 NICER and the Mass-radius Relation of Neutron Stars Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
David Nice, Lafayette College |
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J07 Creating an Inclusive Physics Community for the Next Century Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
Maria Rodriguez, USU-IFT |
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J08 Excellence in Physics Education Award: The Open Source Team Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Gerald Feldman, George Washington University |
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J09 Gravitational Wave Populations Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Tyson Littenberg, Marshall Space Flight Center |
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J10 Particle Astrophysics Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Marcelle Soares-Santos, Brandeis University |
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J11 Mini-Symposium: QCD and the Nuclear Medium Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Maryland A |
Douglas Higinbotham, Jefferson Lab |
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J12 Neutrinos and Physics Beyond the Standard Model Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Maryland B |
Erika Catano-Mur, William and Mary |
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J13 Beyond the Standard Model Searches at the LHC II Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Maryland C |
Stefania Gori, UC Santa Cruz |
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J14 Numerical Modeling of Neutron Stars Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Virginia A |
Zach Etienne, West Virginia University |
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J15 Tests of General Relativity with Gravitational Waves I Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Virginia B |
Miriam Cabero, The University of British Columbia |
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J16 Nucleon Structure and Nucleon Spin Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Virginia C |
Garth Huber, University of Regina |
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J17 Nuclear Astrophysics Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Delaware A |
Jeffrey Blackmon, Louisiana State University |
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J18 Jets in Heavy Ion Collisions Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Delaware B |
Anthony Timmins, University of Houston |
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J20 Beyond The Standard Model Physics with Neutrinos Apr 19 2020 1:30PM Washington 5 |
Mike Kordosky, College of William & Mary |
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J21 Tutorial for Authors & Referees Apr 19 2020 2:30PM Wilson AB |
Michael Thoennessen, American Physical Society |
K02 Meet the Physical Review Journals' Editors Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Wilson Foyer |
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K03 Meet Your Future: Career Panel and Networking Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Madison A/B |
Midhat Farooq, American Physical Society |
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L02 Science, Status, and Prospects of U.S. Facilities for Nuclear Physics Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Washington 1 |
Sarah Cousineau, Oak Ride National Lab |
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L03 Fast Radio Bursts and Tidal Disruption Events Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Washington 2 |
Yuri Levin, Columbia University |
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L04 Sensitive Reaction Studies for Nuclear Astrophysics Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Washington 3 |
Chris Wrede, Michigan State University |
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L05 Pais Prize Session: Farm Hall Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Washington 6 |
Michael Janssen, University of Minnesota |
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L06 Tests of General Relativity Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Kent Yagi, University of Virginia |
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L07 Acknowledging African and Indigenous Peoples' Contributions to Physics and Astronomy Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
Geraldine Cochran, Rutgers University |
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L08 From Deuterium to Light Nuclei: Measurements and Ab-Initio Theory Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Or Hen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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L09 Neutron Star and Black Hole Binary Merger Simulations and Modeling Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Andrew Macfadyen, New York University |
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L10 Mini-Symposium: Advances in Spectroscopic Cosmology Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Eric Linder, Berkeley Lab |
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L11 Tests of Time Reversal Violation II Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Maryland A |
Nadia Fomin, University of Tennessee |
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L12 Mini-Symposium: Nuclear Femtography Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Maryland B |
Latifa Elouadrhiri, Jefferson Lab |
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L13 Instrumentation in Nuclear and Particle Physics II Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Maryland C |
Christine Nattrass, University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
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L14 Dark Matter, Inflation and Phase Transitions Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Virginia A |
Marc Sher, William & Mary |
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L15 Detectors and Upgrades II Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Virginia B |
Rachel Bartek, Catholic Univ of America |
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L16 Theoretical Approaches in Hadronic Physics Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Virginia C |
Ramona Vogt, Lawrence Livermore National Lab |
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L17 Physics Education Research Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Delaware A |
Andrew Heckler, Ohio State University |
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L18 Advanced Modeling of Gravitational Waves and the Impact on Parameter Estimation Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Delaware B |
Jeff Hazboun, University Washington Bothell |
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L20 Neutrinos IV - Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay: Prospects Apr 19 2020 3:30PM Washington 5 |
Krishna Kumar, University of Massachusetts Amherst |
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M01 Mini-Symposium: NASA X-Ray Science Interest Group Apr 19 2020 6:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Ryan Hickox, Dartmouth University |
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M03 Showing the Documentary LIGO Apr 19 2020 7:30PM Marriott Ballroom A/B |
David Reitze, California Insitute of Technology |
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P01 Plenary: Multi-Messenger Probes of Fundamental Physics Apr 20 2020 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom 2/3 |
Deirdre Shoemaker, Georgia Institute of Technology |
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Q02 Direct Detection of Dark Matter Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Washington 1 |
Matthew Szydagis, University of Albany |
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Q03 Future Projects and Decadal Survey Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Washington 2 |
Joshua Frieman, Fermilab |
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Q04 BSM Physics in Nuclear and Neutron Beta Decay Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Washington 3 |
Nadia Fomin, University of Tennessee |
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Q06 Quantum Aspects of Gravitation Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 1 |
Abhay Ashtekar, Pennsylvania State University |
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Q07 Celebrating the Diversity of New GFB/DNP Fellows Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 2 |
Harald Griesshammer, George Washington University |
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Q08 Response of Physics to the Coronavirus Pandemic Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 3 |
Savannah Thais, Princeton University |
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Q09 Pulsars, Supernova Remnants and Galactic Sources Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 4 |
Cole Miller, University of Maryland |
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Q10 Dark Matter and Astrophysics Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 5 |
Masha Baryakhtar, New York University |
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Q11 Computational Elements in the Physics Curriculum Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Maryland A |
Wolfgang Christian, Davidson College |
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Q12 Accelerators and Beams Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Maryland B |
Sarah Cousineau, Oak Ridge National Lab |
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Q13 Charged Leptons Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Maryland C |
Mlnerba Betencourt, FNAL |
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Q14 Probing the Standard Model at Colliders Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Virginia A |
Jinlong Zhang, Argonne National Laboratory |
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Q15 LIGO/Virgo Search and Data Analysis Methods Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Virginia B |
Jessica Mclver, The University of British Columbia |
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Q16 Numerical Modeling of Binary Black Holes Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Virginia C |
Jorge Pullin, Louisiana State University |
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Q18 Heavy Flavor and the Initial State in Heavy Ion Collisions Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Delaware B |
Anders Knospe, University of Houston |
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Q20 Neutrinos V - Reactor Neutrinos Apr 20 2020 10:45AM Washington 5 |
Karsten Heeger, Yale University |
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R02 Bottom and Charm Quark Physics Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Washington 1 |
Sheldon Stone, Syracuse University |
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R03 New Approaches to H_0 Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Washington 2 |
Glennys Farrar, New York University |
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R04 From Quarks to the Cosmos Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Washington 3 |
Peter Petreczky, Brookhaven National Laboratory |
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R05 Tests of General Relativity with Gravitational Waves II Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Washington 6 |
Helvi Witek, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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R06 Emerging Technologies for Future Accelerators Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Sarah Cousineau, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and University of Tennessee |
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R07 The Author in Dialogue: Jeffery Bub, Bananaworld: Quantum Mechanics for Primates Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
Paul Cadden-Zimansky, Bard College |
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R08 Status of the Effective Practices for Physics Programs (EP3) Project Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Gerald Feldman, George Washington University |
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R09 Observational Aspects of Neutrino Astrophysics Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Marcos Santander, University of Alabama |
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R10 Future Gamma-ray Space Missions Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Roopesh Ojha, Goddard Space Flight Center |
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R11 Nuclear Theory Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Maryland A |
Harald Griesshammer, George Washington University |
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R12 Axions III Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Maryland B |
Lindley Winslow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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R13 Understanding Noble Element Detectors for Dark Matter and 0vBB Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Maryland C |
Matthew Szydagis, University of Albany SUNY |
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R14 Neutron Physics Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Virginia A |
Shannon Hoogerheide, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
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R15 Gravitational Wave Data Analysis Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Virginia B |
Maximilano Isi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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R16 Instrumentation in Nuclear and Particle Physics I Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Virginia C |
Soumya Mohapatra, Columbia University |
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R17 Science Opportunities with Stable and Long Lived Beams in Inverse Kinematics Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Delaware A |
Andrew Rogers, University of Massachusetts, Lowell |
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R18 Numerical Relativity: Neutron Stars and Other Sources with Matter Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Delaware B |
Wolfgang Tichy, Florida Atlantic University |
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R20 Neutrinos VI - Accelerator Neutrinos Apr 20 2020 1:30PM Washington 5 |
Ralph Massarczyk, Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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T02 Wilson Prize Awards Session Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Washington 1 |
Sergei Nagaitsev, Fermilab |
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T03 DAP Award Session: Bethe, Lillienfeld, and Maria Goeppart-Meyer Prizes Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Washington 2 |
Glennys Farrar, New York University |
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T04 DNP Awards Session Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Washington 3 |
Robert Janssens, University of North Carolina |
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T05 Astrophysics with Ground-Based Gravitational-Wave Observations Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Washington 6 |
John Conklin, University of Florida |
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T06 Nuclear Physics with Gravitational Wave Observations Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Sanjay Reddy, University of Washington |
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T08 Advances in the Design and Implementation of Physics Curriculum Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Leslie Atkins, Boise State University |
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T09 Future and Upgraded Cosmic-Ray and Ground Based Gamma-Ray Experiments Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
David Williams, UC Santa Cruz |
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T10 MeV Gamma-ray Science Prospects and Extragalactic Diffuse Emission Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Regina Caputo, Goddard Space Flight Center |
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T11 Big G and Tests of Gravity Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Maryland A |
Stephan Schlamminger, NIST |
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T12 Axions IV Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Maryland B |
Gianpaolo Carosi, LLNL |
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T13 Dark Energy and Dark Matter Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Maryland C |
Chung Kao, University of Oklahoma |
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T14 Detectors and Upgrades III Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Virginia A |
Roger Rusack, University of Minnesota |
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T15 Tests of Modified Gravity Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Virginia B |
David Garfinkle, Oakland University |
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T16 Approximate Methods in Gravitational Astrophysics Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Virginia C |
Emanuele Berti, Johns Hopkins University |
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T17 Nuclear Structure Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Delaware A |
Elizabeth McCutchan, Brookhaven National Laboratory |
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T20 Neutrinos VII – Precision Measurements Apr 20 2020 3:30PM Washington 5 |
Kyle Leach, Colorado School of Mines |
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U01 DAP Business Meeting Apr 20 2020 5:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Josh Frieman, Fermilab |
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U02 DPB Business Meeting Apr 20 2020 5:30PM Washington 2 |
Sergei Nagaitsev, Fermilab |
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U05 DGRAV Business Meeting Apr 20 2020 5:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Gary Horowitz, University of California, Santa Barbara |
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V01 Mini-Symposium: NASA Gamma-Ray Science Interest Group Apr 20 2020 6:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Sylvain Guiriec, George Washington University |
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W01 Plenary: Frontiers of Discovery: Flavor, Color, and Exoplanets Apr 21 2020 8:30AM Marriott Ballroom 2/3 |
Priscilla Cushman, University of Minnesota |
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X02 Advances in Instrumentation and Detectors for Particle Physics Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Washington 1 |
Roger Rusack, University of Minnesota |
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X03 Axion Cosmology and Astrophysics Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Washington 2 |
Asimina Arvanitaki, Perimeter Institute |
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X04 Increasing Nuclear Literacy for the Public and for Professionals Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Washington 3 |
Gerald Feldman, George Washington University |
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X06 Isaacson Award Session: Challenges in Gravitational Wave Research Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 1 |
Gabriela Gonzalez, Louisiana State University |
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X07 Data Analysis Applications in Astrophysics: Past and Future Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 2 |
Tiffany Nichols, Harvard University |
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X08 Science and International Relations Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 3 |
Anna Quider, Northern Illinois University |
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X10 Pulsar Timing Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Roosevelt 5 |
Elizabeth Ferrara, Univ. Maryland/GSFC |
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X11 Neutrino Detection Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Maryland A |
Justin Vandenbroucke, University of Wisconsin |
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X12 Flavor Physics In and Beyond the Standard Model Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Maryland B |
George Hou, Natl Taiwan Univ |
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X13 Computational Techniques For Event Reconstruction I Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Maryland C |
MInerba Betencourt, FNAL |
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X14 Computational Physics I Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Virginia A |
Huey-Wen Lin, Michigan State University |
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X15 Topics in Physics Education Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Virginia B |
Eric Brewe, Drexel University |
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X16 Neutrinos VIII - Neutrino Interactions Apr 21 2020 10:45AM Virginia C |
Vince Guiseppe, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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Y02 In Memoriam: Winston Ko, Ann Nelson, and Steven Gubser Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Washington 1 |
Tao Han, University of Pittsburgh |
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Y03 Indirect Constraints on Dark Matter Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Washington 2 |
Jodi Cooley, Southern Methodist University |
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Y04 Polarization and the QCD Nuclear Medium Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Washington 3 |
Brad Sawatzky, Jefferson Lab |
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Y06 Medical Physics and Radiation Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 1 |
Wojtek Zbijewski, Johns Hopkins University |
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Y07 Intersection of Science and Politics Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 2 |
E. William Colglazier, University of Manitoba |
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Y08 Big Data in Physics Education Research Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 3 |
Andrew Heckler, Ohio State University |
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Y09 Gamma Ray Bursts Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 4 |
Judy Racusin, GSFC |
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Y10 Active Galaxies, Star Clusters and Exoplanets Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Roosevelt 5 |
Nicolas Stone, Hebrew University |
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Y11 Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Maryland A |
Samir Mathur, Ohio State University |
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Y13 Computational Techniques For Event Reconstruction - II Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Maryland C |
Mike Kordosky, William & Mary |
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Y14 Computational Physics II Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Virginia A |
Amy Liu, Georgetown University |
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Y15 New Perspectives in Gravitational Physics and Electrodynamics Apr 21 2020 1:30PM Virginia B |
Richard O'Shaughnessy, Rochester Institute of Technology |
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