Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2016 Annual Meeting of the APS Mid-Atlantic Section

Volume 61, Number 16

Saturday–Sunday, October 15–16, 2016; Newark, Delaware

Invited Speakers

Bastien, Fabienne Pennsylvania State University	Session G1.00001 Convection in Cool Stars, as Revealed through Stellar Brightness Variations Room: Sharp Laboratory 123
Bristow, Alan D West Virginia Univ	Session D2.00001 Coherent phenomena in semiconductor microcavities Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Brooks, Alyson Rutgers University	Session B1.00001 Re-Examining Astrophysical Constraints on the Dark Matter Model Room: Sharp Laboratory 123
Cheng, Xuemei Bryn Mawr College	Session B2.00003 Room-temperature magnetic skyrmions in multilayers Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Chuss, David Villanova University, Department of Physics	Session H1.00001 The Large Scale Polarization of the Cosmic Microwave Background Room: Sharp Laboratory 123
Dias, Cristiano New Jersey Inst of Tech	Session C3.00001 Computational studies of protein fibrils and their interactions with micelles Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Drichko, Natalia Dept. of Phsyics and Atronomy, Johns Hopkins University	Session B2.00001 Magnetic properties of organic conductors: inelastic light scattering study. Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Gehring, Peter National Institute of Standards and Technolgoy	Session G2.00001 Neutron Studies of Excitations in Relaxor Ferroelectrics Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Gundlach, Lars Univ of Delaware	Session C1.00001 Energy Dependence of Ultrafast Electron Transfer at Interfaces. Room: Sharp Laboratory 123
Kim, Ki-Yong Univ of Maryland-College Park	Session G3.00004 Generation of high-power terahertz radiation and its interaction with matter Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Kurahashi Neilson, Naoko Drexel University	Session G1.00004 IceCube and High Energy Neutrino Astronomy Room: Sharp Laboratory 123
Lyman, Ed University of Delaware	Session D3.00001 You are what you eat: the biological consequences of lipidomic complexity Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Lytle, Amy Franklin \& Marshall College	Session B3.00001 Control of second harmonic generation using counterpropagating light Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Markley, Kara L. U.S. Department of Labor	Session A1.00001 The Economy and STEM Jobs: 2016 and Beyond Room: 130
Mikhailova, Julia Princeton University	Session G3.00001 Waveform-controlled High Harmonics From Plasmas Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Pelton, Matthew Univ of Maryland-Balt County	Session C2.00001 Controlling light on the nanoscale: Colloidal quantum-well lasers and strong plasmon -- quantum dot coupling Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Planchon, Thomas Delaware State University	Session H3.00001 Optical beam shaping and microscopy methods for biological and biomedical imaging applications Room: Sharp Laboratory 131
Prefontaine, Brean Drexel University	Session H2.00002 The Development and Assessment of Particle Physics Summer Program for High School Students Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Rumaiz, Abdul Brookhaven National Laboratory	Session G2.00003 New detectors for new light source: Progress in semiconducting detectors for spectroscopy and imaging applications at next generation synchrotron sources Room: Sharp Laboratory 130
Schaffner, D.A. Bryn Mawr College	Session D1.00002 Turbulence and Fusion at the Tri-Co: Plasma Research at Bryn Mawr College and Swarthmore College Room: Sharp Laboratory 123

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2016 Annual Meeting of the APS Mid-Atlantic Section

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