Bulletin of the American Physical Society

16th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Volume 60, Number 6

Thursday–Saturday, May 14–16, 2015; Pullman, Washington

Invited Speakers

Ballard, Sarah University of Washington	Session D1.00002 Choose Your Own Adventure: Blueprints for Other Solar Systems Room: Webster Physical Science 16
Barnes, Jason University of Idaho	Session E6.00001 Spin-Orbit Alignment of Extrasolar Planets as a Probe of their Origin and Evolution Room: Webster Physical Sciences 17
Bose, Sukanta Washington State University	Session A1.00006 Ongoing preparations for electromagnetic and particle follow-up of gravitational wave observations in the Advanced LIGO era Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Bothun, Greg University of ORegon	Session D1.00003 Global Climate Change IS Increasing Weather Volatility Room: Webster Physical Science 16
Copic, Kathy Insight Data Science	Session D1.00001 Careers in Data Science Room: Webster Physical Science 16
Dexheimer, Susan Washington State University	Session D1.00006 Ultrafast Dynamics of Quasiparticle Formation in Structurally Tunable Materials Room: Webster Physical Science 16
Forde, Nancy Simon Fraser University	Session A1.00002 Designing novel nanoscale motors Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Hedman, Matthew University of Idaho	Session E2.00001 Wavelet analyses of Saturn's rings: Extracting masses and motions from wavelet phases Room: Webster Physical Sciences 11
Heyl, Jeremy University of British Columbia	Session E6.00008 Probing Physics with Observations of Neutron Stars and White Dwarfs Room: Webster Physical Sciences 17
Huso, Jesse Department of Physics, University of Idaho	Session B1.00008 Phonon decay and anharmonicity in MgZnO alloys Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Maibaum, Lutz Department of Chemistry, University of Washington	Session A1.00001 Spatial organization of cellular membranes Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
McCluskey, Matthew Washington State University	Session E4.00009 Acceptors in zinc oxide: Nitrogen will not work Room: Webster Physical Sciences 16
McGuirk, Jeffrey Simon Fraser University	Session B8.00001 Spin diffusion and instabilities in a nondegenerate Bose gas Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 202
Navratil, Petr TRIUMF	Session B2.00001 \textit{Ab Initio} Unified Approach to Nuclear Structure and Reactions Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 207
Passante, Gina University of Washington	Session E3.00001 Improving Quantum Mechanics Instruction Using Tutorials Room: Webster Physical Sciences B12
Raab, Frederick LIGO Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	Session A1.00005 Beginning the Search for Gravitational Waves with the Advanced LIGO Detectors Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Rittenhouse, Seth Western Washington University	Session B7.00001 Ultralong-range Rydberg molecules with kilo-Debye dipole moments Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 202
Roundy, David Oregon State University	Session E3.00002 Making calculus tangible Room: Webster Physical Sciences B12
Savage, Martin Institute for Nuclear Theory, University of Washington	Session B2.00008 Nuclear Forces from Quantum Chromodynamics Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 207
Scalettar, Bethe Lewis and Clark College	Session B5.00001 A Primer on Optical Nanoscopy Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 209
Schlosshauer, Maximilian University of Portland	Session A1.00003 Optimizing Protective Quantum Measurements Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Tate, Janet Department of Physics, Oregon State University	Session B1.00001 High-absorbance chalcogenide semiconductors Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 203
Tomsovic, Steven Washington State University	Session E2.00007 Generalized Gaussian Wave Packet Dynamics for Chaotic Systems Room: Webster Physical Sciences 11
Vokos, Stamatis Seattle Pacific University	Session D1.00005 Developing, validating, and measuring \textit{Content Knowledge for Teaching:} An example from energy in mechanics Room: Webster Physical Science 16
Winey, J.M. Washington State University	Session E4.00001 Transformation of Shock-Compressed Pyrolytic Graphite to Diamond: Role of Microstructure Room: Webster Physical Sciences 16
Ytreberg, F. Marty University of Idaho	Session B5.00005 Using computational biophysics to study protein structure, function and evolution Room: Smith Center for Undergraduate Education (CUE) 209

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