Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2007 Joint Fall Meeting of the Texas Sections of the APS and AAPT; Zone 13 of SPS

Volume 52, Number 16

Thursday–Saturday, October 18–20, 2007; College Station, Texas

Invited Speakers

Baker, Keith Yale University	Session I1.00002 Exciting Prospects and New Experiments in both High Energy and Nuclear Physics Room: Rudder Tower 601
Brownlee, Don	Session N1.00001 Stardust Room: Rudder Tower 601
Engel, Don	Session E1.00002 China and India: A New Sputnik? Room: Rudder Tower 601
Herschbach, Dudley Departments of Physics and Chemistry, Texas A\&M University	Session A1.00001 Einstein's Theory of Specific Heats: The Third Coming of Planck's Constant Room: Rudder Tower 601
Jerome, Fred	Session H1.00001 Einstein on Race and Racism, presented by Fred Jerome and Rodger Taylor Room: Memorial Student Center 224
Katzgraber, Helmut Department of Physics, ETH	Session K1.00001 The Physics of Diving Room: Rudder Tower 601
Katzgraber, Helmut Department of Physics, ETH	Session C1.00001 The Physics of Diving Room: Rudder Tower 601
Macri, Lucas National Optical Astronomy Observatory	Session K1.00002 How to Measure the Age of the Universe Room: Rudder Tower 601
Macri, Lucas National Optical Astronomy Observatory	Session M1.00003 How to Measure the Age of the Universe Room: Rudder Tower 601
Newton, Joseph Dean of the Texas A\&M University College of Science	Session 0A1.00001 Greeting Room: Rudder Tower 601
Osheroff, Doug Stanford University	Session A1.00002 How Advances in Science Are Made Room: Rudder Tower 601
Papovich, Casey Steward Observatory, University of Arizona	Session M1.00002 Probing the Universe in the Infrared with the Spitzer Space Telescope Room: Rudder Tower 601
Smoliar, Laura Mobius Photonics	Session I1.00001 Starting a Photonics Company After the Telecom Meltdown Room: Rudder Tower 601
Thomas, Robert Hyer	Session D1.00001 The Teaching Legacy of Robert S. Hyer Room: MSC 224
Tran, Vy Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Zurich	Session M1.00001 The Great Observatories: New Windows into the Universe Room: Rudder Tower 601
Vilches, Oscar University of Washington	Session E1.00001 One-, Two-, and Three-Dimensional Physics with Films Adsorbed on Carbon Nanotube Bundles Room: Rudder Tower 601

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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2007 Joint Fall Meeting of the Texas Sections of the APS and AAPT; Zone 13 of SPS

Volume 52, Number 16

Thursday–Saturday, October 18–20, 2007; College Station, Texas

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