Bulletin of the American Physical Society

20th Annual Meeting of the APS Northwest Section

Volume 64, Number 9

Thursday–Saturday, May 16–18, 2019; Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington

Invited Speakers

Boschini, Fabio University of British Columbia - Quantum Matter Institute	Session C2.00001 Time- and Angle-Resolved Photoemission of Quantum Materials Room: Viking Union 567
Boudreaux, Andrew Western Washington University	Session B1.00004 An online HW-based intervention to promote proportional reasoning facility in physics contexts Room: Old Main Theater
Burke, Sarah University of British Columbia	Session B1.00007 The role of interfacial electronic landscapes in converting light to charge in organic photovoltaic materials Room: Old Main Theater
Crocker, Alison Reed College	Session C3.00001 The role of morphological quenching in galaxy transformation. Room: Viking Union 462B
D'Urso, Brian Montana State University, Bozeman	Session D1.00001 Optomechanics with a Particle in a Magneto-Gravitational Trap Room: Viking Union 462A
Delage, Michael Chief Technology Officer, General Fusion	Session B1.00006 Progress in Fusion Room: Old Main Theater
Des Jardins, Angela Montana State University, Bozeman	Session F1.00003 Balloon Borne Eclipse Observations Room: Communications Facility 115
Detwiler, Jason University of Washington	Session G2.00001 The Quest to Observe Matter Creation: Searching for Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay Room: Communications Facility 120
Ferguson, Matt Boise State University	Session G3.00004 Quantifying Gene Expression and Regulation in Living Cells by Fluorescence Fluctuation Imaging Room: Communications Facility 105
Fu, Kai-Mei University of Washington	Session B1.00003 Quantum defects in solids for quantum information networks Room: Old Main Theater
Hazboun, Jeffrey University of Washington Bothell	Session C3.00002 Searching for Lumbering Giants Room: Viking Union 462B
Holt, Jason TRIUMF, Vancouver, BC	Session B1.00002 Probing Physics Beyond the Standard Model with ab initio Nuclear Theory Room: Old Main Theater
Machleidt, Dario Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP	Session F1.00007 Alternative Careers in Physics: Patent Law Room: Communications Facility 115
Madison, Kirk University of British Columbia	Session C1.00001 Collision Universalities and the Quantum Pressure Standard Room: Viking Union 462A
Morrissey, David TRIUMF	Session H2.00002 Looking for New Fundamental Forces in the Cosmos Room: Communications Facility 120
Norman, Ann-Lise University of Calgary	Session F1.00002 Size Matters: Crystals, clouds, climate Room: Communications Facility 115
Peden, Brandon Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, Western Washington University	Session C1.00004 Bogoliubov theory of the ground state and low-energy excitations of a Bose-Einstein condensate of rigid-rotor molecules Room: Viking Union 462A
Quan, Gina San Jose State University	Session G1.00001 Understanding how Undergraduate Research Experiences Support Physics Identities Room: Communications Facility 110
Rahmani, Armin Western Washington University	Session D2.00001 Optimal control for quantum information processing and quantum simulations Room: Viking Union 567
Rice, Melissa Western Washington University	Session E3.00002 Imaging Spectroscopy of Mars with NASA's Curiosity and Mars-2020 Rover Missions Room: SMATE 220
Sivak, David Simon Fraser University	Session F1.00006 Reducing dissipation in far-from-equilibrium biomolecular processes Room: Communications Facility 115
Sun, Bo Oregon State University	Session G3.00002 Revisiting The Mechanical Feedback Between Tumors And Their Microenvironment Room: Communications Facility 105
Vasdekis, Andreas University of Idaho	Session G3.00001 Cellular Noise and Metabolism Room: Communications Facility 105
Watts, Gordon University of Washington	Session H2.00001 Hidden Sectors and Long-Lived Particle Searches at the LHC Room: Communications Facility 120
White Brahmia, Suzanne University of Washington	Session H1.00001 PIQL: A new assessment of mathematical reasoning development in physics instruction Room: Communications Facility 110
Wineland, David University of Oregon	Session F1.00004 Quantum information processing with trapped atomic ions Room: Communications Facility 115

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

20th Annual Meeting of the APS Northwest Section

Volume 64, Number 9

Thursday–Saturday, May 16–18, 2019; Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington

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