Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2015 Annual Meeting of the APS Mid-Atlantic Section

Volume 60, Number 14

Friday–Sunday, October 23–25, 2015; Morgantown, West Virginia

Invited Speakers

Appelbaum, Ian Univ of Maryland-College Park	Session B6.00001 Spin relaxation via exchange with donor impurity-bound electrons Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon F
Etienne, Zachariah West Virginia University	Session C6.00001 Numerical Relativity's Contribution to Theoretical Astrophysics, and Its Path Forward Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon G
Frolov, Sergey University of Pittsburgh	Session C3.00003 Search for additional signatures of Majorana fermions in semiconductor nanowires coupled to superconductors Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Hasan, Zahid APS	Session A4.00001 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Haule, Kristjan Rutgers Univ	Session A5.00001 Electron correlations in solids from the Dynamical Mean Field perspective and the origin of the anomalous state of matter in iron pnictides and chalchogenides Room: Waterfront Hotel Wharf AB
Heckler, Andrew abs-help@aps.org	Session C7.00001 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon H
Knox, Wayne University of Rochester	Session AD1.00002 Powering the Internet in the International Year of Light Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Koenig, Kathleen University of Cincinnati	Session C7.00002 Using Physics Education Research to Inform Development of Online Interactive Videos. Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon H
Menard, Jonathan Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Session B3.00001 Progress and plans for NSTX Upgrade and prospects for next-step spherical tori Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon C
Monroe, Christopher University of Maryland	Session AA1.00001 Plenary Talk Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Nice, David Lafayette College	Session A7.00002 High-Precision Pulsar Timing and the Search for Nanohertz Gravitational Waves Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon G
O'Hara, Kenneth APS	Session A2.00005 Direct Observation of Spin- and Charge-Density Waves in a Luttinger Liquid Room: Morganton Marriott B1
Page, Lyman Princeton University	Session A7.00001 The CMB and Neutrinos Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon G
Paglione, Johnpierre APS	Session C4.00001 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Wharf AB
Petek, Hrvoje APS	Session B4.00001 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Rabe, Karin Rutgers University	Session AB1.00001 Plenary Talk II Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Sau, Jay Condensed Matter Theory Center and Joint Quantum Institute, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland.	Session C3.00001 Experimental subtleties and applications of Majorana modes to topological quantum computation. Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Schlamminger, Stephan National Institute of Standards and Technology	Session AE1.00001 Measurements of the Planck constant and the revision of the SI Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Shan, Jie APS	Session C5.00004 Control of valley pseudospin in two-dimensional MoS2 Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon F
singh, chandralekha university of pittsburgh	Session A8.00001 Improving student understanding of quantum mechanics Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon H
Sofo, Jorge The Pennsylvania State University	Session A6.00004 Screening of charge impurities and defects: alternative mechanisms for the detection of gases on graphene and nanotubes Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon F
Stebbins, Robin NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Session B8.00001 Toward a Space-based Gravitational Wave Observatory Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon G
Teodorescu, Raluca Montgomery College	Session A8.00002 How to Approach and Sustain a Department-Level Introductory Teaching Reform Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon H
Tu, Weichao	Session A3.00005 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon C
Wahlstrand, Jared University of Maryland	Session C2.00003 Creating optical waveguides in air using ultrashort laser pulses Room: Morgantown Marriott Salon B
Wilson, Ryan US Naval Academy	Session C2.00001 Collective Phases of Strongly Interacting Cavity Photons Room: Morgantown Marriott Salon B
Wolszczan, Alex Pennsylvania State University	Session AC1.00001 Plenary Talk III Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon E
Yohd, Arjun APS	Session A1.00001 TBD Room: Waterfront Hotel Salon A

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2015 Annual Meeting of the APS Mid-Atlantic Section

Volume 60, Number 14

Friday–Sunday, October 23–25, 2015; Morgantown, West Virginia

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