Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2014 Annual Meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Section of the APS

Volume 59, Number 9

Friday–Sunday, October 3–5, 2014; University Park, Pennsylvania

Invited Speakers

Andrei, Eva Rutgers University	Session B1.00001 Graphene and the Magic of Physics in Two Dimensions Room: Thomas Building 101
Ashtekar, Abhay Pennsylvania State University	Session D1.00001 The Very Early Universe: Origin of Space, Time and the Large Scale Structure Room: Thomas Building 101
Bai, Lucy Pennsylvania State University	Session H7.00001 Stochastic expression and epigenetic memory of the HO promoter Room: Life Sciences Building 013
Blaufuss, Erik University of Maryland	Session H3.00001 Cosmic Neutrinos in IceCube Room: Life Sciences Building 005
Cenko, Brad Goddard Space Flight Center	Session H4.00001 Unveiling the Progenitors of Short Duration Gamma-Ray Bursts Room: Life Sciences Building 007
Dvorkin, Cora Harvard University	Session C3.00001 From cosmological observations to fundamental physics: past, present, and future Room: Life Sciences Building 005
Frolov, Sergey University of Pittsburgh	Session H2.00001 Majorana fermions in semiconductor nanowires coupled to superconductors Room: Life Sciences Building 004
Kirby, Kate American Physical Society	Session G1.00001 Your APS: A Dynamic Present and Future Room: Days Inn Banquet Room
Li, Qi Pennsylvania State University	Session H5.00001 Multiferroic Tunnel Junctions and ferroelectric control of spins Room: Life Sciences Building 009
Link, Jason NASA Goddard Space Flight Center \ CRESST-USRA	Session C4.00001 Origin of Galactic Cosmic Rays Room: Life Sciences Building 007
Mak, Kin Fai Penn State University	Session C5.00001 Observation of the valley Hall effect in MoS2 transistors Room: Life Sciences Building 009
McLaughlin, Maura West Virginia University	Session J1.00001 NANOGrav: Building a Galactic Scale Gravitational Wave Observatory Room: Thomas Building 101
Philips, William NIST/University of Maryland	Session A1.00001 Why condensed matter physicists should pay attention to atomic physics Room: Thomas Building 101
Sau, Jay Department of Physics, Condensed Matter Theory Center and Joint Quantum Institute, University of Maryland, College Park	Session C2.00001 Detection and utilization of topological superconductors in solid state systems Room: Life Sciences Building 004
Scarola, Vito Virginia Tech	Session C7.00001 Engineering Strongly Correlated States with Ultracold Atoms Room: Life Sciences Building 013
Singh, Chandralekha University of Pittsburgh	Session H6.00001 Improving student understanding of physics through research Room: Life Sciences Building 011
Vergano, Dan National Geographic	Session G2.00001 A Brave New World: Science News in the Age of Social Media Room: Days Inn Banquet Room
Widom, Michael Carnegie Mellon University	Session C6.00001 Pressure-driven magnetic and structural transitions in the 122-pnictides Room: Life Sciences Building 011

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2014 Annual Meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Section of the APS

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