Bulletin of the American Physical Society

12th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Volume 55, Number 6

Friday–Saturday, October 1–2, 2010; Walla Walla, Washington

Invited Speakers

Atkinson, David Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	Session G1.00007 Explosives Detection: Exploitation of the Physical Signatures Room: Maxey Auditorium
Barish, Barry C. APS President-Elect/California Institute of Technology	Session A1.00001 Einstein's Legacy: General Relativity, Our Best Description of the Universe Room: Maxey Auditorium
Barnes, Rory University of Washington	Session B1.00003 The Hunt for Habitable Exoplanets Room: Maxey Auditorium
Boudreaux, Andrew Western Washington University	Session H2.00001 Investigating Students' Reflective Thinking in the Introductory Physics Course Room: Science 142
Connolly, Andrew University of Washington	Session H1.00008 Surveying the Sky with the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Room: Science 151
Davids, Barry TRIUMF	Session G1.00008 Recent Progress and Open Problems in Nuclear Astrophysics Room: Maxey Auditorium
Demaree, Dedra Oregon State University	Session H2.00002 From induction to quantum spin: Training Students to become Physicists Room: Science 142
Forde, Nancy Simon Fraser University	Session C2.00001 Using optical forces to probe mechanical response from single molecules to biomaterials Room: Science 376 (before break) and Science 151 (after break)
Goussiou, Anna University of Washington	Session B1.00007 Unraveling the Mysteries of Nature in the Smallest Dimensions Room: Maxey Auditorium
Gupta, Subhadeep University of Washington, Seattle	Session H4.00001 Ultracold Atoms, Mixtures, and Molecules Room: Science 276
Herring, Rodney University of Victoria	Session H3.00001 Interference of electron diffracted beams from crystals and amorphous materials to measure their structure, mean inner potential and coherence properties Room: Brattain Auditorium, Science 100
Illing, Lucas Reed College	Session B1.00006 Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos generated by Optoelectronic Feedback Oscillators Room: Maxey Auditorium
Landry, Michael LIGO Hanford Observatory/Caltech	Session G1.00002 LIGO: Next Steps Room: Maxey Auditorium
Larsen, Kristopher American Physical Society	Session B1.00008 DC State of Mind; A Congressional update Room: Maxey Auditorium
Lin, Huey-Wen University of Washington	Session C1.00003 Lattice QCD Study on Hadron Interactions Room: Science 276
Lvovsky, Alexander University of Calgary	Session H4.00008 Technology of light at a few-photon level Room: Science 276
McCluskey, Matt Washington State University	Session B1.00002 Materials for Energy Applications Room: Maxey Auditorium
McFarlane, Sally Pacific Northwest National Laboratory	Session G1.00004 Satellite Remote Sensing of Cloud Properties Room: Maxey Auditorium
Miller, Michael University of Washington	Session C1.00001 The hunt for Low Mass Dark Matter with CoGeNT Room: Science 276
Milner, Valery University of British Columbia	Session G1.00003 Nonlinear spectroscopy with coherently and incoherently shaped laser pulses Room: Maxey Auditorium
Parthasarathy, Raghuveer University of Oregon	Session B1.00004 Mechanical mysteries of bio-membranes Room: Maxey Auditorium
Pogue, Kevin Whitman College	Session F1.00002 Quantifying Terror Room: Reid Campus Center Young Ballroom
Sigurdson, Kris University of British Columbia	Session H1.00001 A Common Origin for Baryonic Visible Matter and Antibaryonic Dark Matter Room: Science 151
Stepanova, Maria National Institute for Nanotechnology NRC	Session C2.00002 Dynamics of protein conformations Room: Science 376 (before break) and Science 151 (after break)
Tenne, Dmitri Boise State University, Department of Physics	Session C3.00007 Ultraviolet Raman spectroscopy of ferroelectric thin films and superlattices Room: Brattain Auditorium, Science 100
Vilches, Oscar University of Washington	Session H3.00008 Physical Adsorption on an Individual Carbon Nanotube Room: Brattain Auditorium, Science 100
Vokos, Stamatis Seattle Pacific University	Session H2.00005 A Call To Action for Physics Departments: Findings and Recommendations of the National Task Force on Teacher Education in Physics Room: Science 142
Vorontsov, Anton Montana State University	Session C3.00001 Superconductivity and Magnetism in Pnictides Room: Brattain Auditorium, Science 100
Winter, Peter University of Washington	Session C1.00002 In a muon's lifetime: From Fermi's constant to ``calibrating" the sun Room: Science 276
Ytreberg, F. Marty Department of Physics, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83844-0903	Session G1.00006 Using computational biophysics to understand protein evolution and function Room: Maxey Auditorium

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12th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Volume 55, Number 6

Friday–Saturday, October 1–2, 2010; Walla Walla, Washington

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