Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2017 Annual Spring Meeting of the APS Ohio-Region Section

Volume 62, Number 6

Friday–Saturday, May 5–6, 2017; Ypsilanti, Michigan

Invited Speakers

Caballero, Marcos Michigan State Univ	Session A1.00002 How might Physics Education Research facilitate the coming computational revolution? Room: Pray-Harrold 201
Dahmen, Karin Univ of Illinois - Urbana	Session G1.00001 Universal slip statistics: from nanocrystals to earthquakes? Room: Pray-Harrold 201
Ghaffari, Bita Ford Research \& Advanced Engineering	Session C1.00001 Computational Physics in the Automotive Industry Room: McKenny Union 300/320
Newman, Mark University of Michigan	Session A1.00001 The statistical physics of networks Room: Pray-Harrold 201
Roos, Kelly Bradley University/PICUP	Session G1.00002 Integrating Computational Activities into Undergraduate Physics Courses Room: Pray-Harrold 201

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2017 Annual Spring Meeting of the APS Ohio-Region Section

Volume 62, Number 6

Friday–Saturday, May 5–6, 2017; Ypsilanti, Michigan

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