Spring 2015 Meeting of the APS New England Section
Volume 60, Number 5
Friday–Saturday, April 24–25, 2015;
Boston, Massachusetts
Invited Speakers
Bunch, Scott
Boston University |
Session A1.00005
Atomic and Molecular Separation through Porous Graphene
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Duffy, Andrew
Boston University |
Session A1.00001
Teaching AP Physics 1 to the World
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Goldberg, Bennett
Boston University |
Session A1.00004
The future of STEM education: Preparing the next generation of faculty
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Heinz, Tony
Columbia University |
Session E1.00001
Two-dimensional materials represent the next frontier in advanced materials for electronic applications. Their extreme thinness (3 or less atoms thick) give them great flexibility, optical transparency and an unsurpassed surface-to-volume ratio. At the sa
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Mazur, Eric
Harvard University |
Session C6.00001
Flat space, deep learning
Room: Hariri Institute for Computing Conference Room |
Palacios, Tomas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session A1.00006
System-Level Applications of Two-Dimensional Materials: Challenges and Opportunities
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Rayyan, Saif
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Session E1.00002
Upper Level Physics MOOCs for Online and Blended Learning
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
Williams, Jeff
Bridgewater State University |
Session A1.00002
Evolution of teaching at an undergraduate college
Room: Life Sciences and Engineering Building B01 |
