Bulletin of the American Physical Society

19th Annual Meeting of the APS Northwest Section

Volume 63, Number 6

Thursday–Saturday, May 31–June 2 2018; Tacoma, Washington

Invited Speakers

Alberg, Mary Seattle University and University of Washington	Session F4.00001 Pions and the Proton Sea Room: Thompson Hall 395
Alemán, Benjamín University of Oregon	Session F3.00001 Single Photon Emitters in Boron Nitride Nanococoons Room: Thompson Hall 391
Altiere, Emily University of British Columbia	Session F3.00002 The Search for Neutron EDM at TRIUMF Room: Thompson Hall 391
Cabeen, Matthew Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Oklahoma State University	Session F2.00001 Using microfluidics to understand stress signaling in individual bacterial cells Room: Thompson Hall 193
Cobden, David University of Washington	Session B2.00001 The diverse properties of two-dimensional topological semimetal WTe$_{\mathrm{2}}$ Room: Thompson Hall 193
Evans, James C. University of Puget Sound	Session D3.00002 The Antikythera Mechanism: A Masterpiece of Ancient Astronomy and Engineering Room: Wheelock Student Center Rasmussen Rotunda
Farr, Ben University of Oregon	Session A1.00006 GW170817: Astronomy's First Talkie Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Gire, Elizabeth Oregon State Univ	Session A1.00004 Teaching physics sense-making to physics majors Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Gresham, Moira Whitman College	Session B3.00001 Huge bound states of dark matter? Room: Thompson Hall 391
Hoehr, Cornelia TRIUMF	Session E1.00006 From Imaging to Treatment - medical isotopes at TRIUMF Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Jackson, Brian Dept. of Physics, Boise State University	Session E1.00003 Alien Worlds Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Kermani, Mohammad Vanedge Capital Partners	Session E1.00007 Careers in Physics: Thinking Outside the Box Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Lazzati, Davide Oregon State Univ	Session B1.00001 Binary Neutron Star Mergers and Short Gamma-Ray Bursts: the case of GW170817 Room: Thompson Hall 175
Majewski, Stephanie University of Oregon	Session E1.00004 Searches for Dark Matter and other new physics with the ATLAS detector Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
McMorran, Benjamin University of Oregon	Session C2.00001 Electron microscopy using structured electrons Room: Thompson Hall 193
Mehtar-Tani, Yacine INT, University of Washington	Session F4.00002 Jet energy loss in heavy ion collisions Room: Thompson Hall 395
Mitra, Pitam University of Washington	Session B3.00002 The Search for Light Dark Matter with DAMIC Room: Thompson Hall 391
Nelson, Ann University of Washington	Session E1.00002 Equity and Inclusion in Physics: Are our best practices good enough? Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Olsho, Alexis University of Washington	Session F1.00001 Introductory student understanding of signed quantities: an example of Physics Quantitative Literacy Room: Thompson Hall 175
Quaglioni, Sofia Lawrence Livermore Natl Lab	Session A1.00007 Continuum dynamics and reactions in light nuclei Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Reines, Amy Montana State University	Session C1.00001 The Origin of Supermassive Black Holes Room: Thompson Hall 175
Saam, Brian Washington State University	Session F3.00003 Hyperfine Physics in Alkali-Metal Vapors Room: Thompson Hall 391
Scherr, Rachel Seattle Pacific Univ	Session G1.00001 Fixed and growth mindsets in physics graduate admissions Room: Thompson Hall 175
Seelig, Georg University of Washington	Session A1.00002 DNA computing and DNA information storage Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Simmons, Stephanie Simon Fraser University	Session A1.00003 A Photonic Link for Donor Spin Qubits in Silicon Room: Music Building Schneebeck Concert Hall
Voulgarakis, Nikolaos Washington State University	Session G2.00001 Allostery through protein-induced DNA bubbles Room: Thompson Hall 193
Wiggins, Paul University of Washington	Session F2.00004 Transcription leads to pervasive replisome instability in bacteria. Room: Thompson Hall 193

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19th Annual Meeting of the APS Northwest Section

Volume 63, Number 6

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