Bulletin of the American Physical Society

9th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Volume 52, Number 6

Thursday–Saturday, May 17–19, 2007; Pocatello, Idaho

Invited Speakers

Blinov, Boris University of Washington, Department of Physics, Seattle, WA 98195	Session D1.00006 Quantum Entanglement of Matter and Light Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Bose, Sukanta Washington State University	Session E4.00001 LISA: Our infrasonic ear to the universe Room: PSUB South Fork Room
Close, Hunter Seattle Public Schools and Seattle Pacific University	Session E1.00002 Coordinating the Development of Heat and Temperature Facet Clusters with Science Education Standards Room: PSUB Selway Room
Cole, Philip Idaho State University	Session B2.00002 The Importance of Polarization Observables in Extracting Baryon Resonances: The NSTAR Program at Jefferson Lab using Polarized Photon Beams and Polarized Targets Room: PSUB Bear River Room
Crouse, Andrew D. Physics Department, University of Washington, Seattle	Session E1.00001 Research as a guide for improving student understanding of time dependence in quantum mechanics Room: PSUB Selway Room
Dikpati, Mausumi HAO/NCAR	Session E4.00002 Solar dynamo modeling and prediction Room: PSUB South Fork Room
Dunker, Roy	Session B4.00001 Research and Education of Environmental Health Physics at Idaho State University Room: PSUB Selway Room
Govyadinov, Alexander A. Physics Department, Oregon State University	Session D1.00002 Controlling Light at the Nanoscale Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Halpern, M. University of British Columbia	Session A1.00007 WMAP and Cosmic Structure: Beginning to Constrain Inflation Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Heath, Jennifer Linfield College	Session D1.00004 Good defect, bad defect: electronic properties of CuGaSe$_{2}$ solar cells Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Heise, Jaret Queen's University/Sudbury Neutrino Observatory	Session D1.00001 The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory: Past, Present and Future Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Hossain, Suman University of British Columbia	Session E2.00002 Impurity-controlled valence, spin, and orbital state in Sr3Ru2O7. Room: PSUB Bear River Room
Kavanagh, Karen L. Simon Fraser University	Session E2.00001 Surface Plasmon Optical Transmission Sensors Room: PSUB Bear River Room
Machleidt, Ruprecht University of Idaho	Session B2.00001 Recent Advances in Our Understanding of Nuclear Forces Room: PSUB Bear River Room
McCluskey, Matthew WSU	Session B1.00001 Zinc oxide - a material for energy applications Room: PSUB South Fork Room
McKenna, Janis University of British Columbia	Session A1.00008 Recent Results from the Babar Experiment Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Pyper, Brian BYU-Idaho	Session E1.00004 Who Benefits from PER?: PER as a component of teacher preparation Room: PSUB Selway Room
Robertson, R.G.H. University of Washington	Session D1.00005 Deep Science: The Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Shropshire, S. Idaho State University	Session A1.00006 The Value and Use of Demonstrations Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Steck, Daniel University of Oregon	Session E3.00001 Continuous Measurement of Atomic Motion Room: PSUB Clearwater Room
Stoner, Jon CTO AMI Semiconductor	Session A1.00003 Making a Living, Real Life Physics, Semiconductors and Jobs Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Van Engen-Spivey, A. UPS	Session A1.00004 Dephasing of Light Hole and Heavy Hole Excitons in GaAs Wells Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Varner, Gary University of Hawaii	Session B3.00001 Radio Detection of Ultra High Energy Neutrinos Room: PSUB Clearwater Room
Vilches, Oscar University of Washington	Session A1.00002 Thermodynamics and Structure of One Monolayer of Simple Atoms Absorbed on Carbon Nanotube Bundles Room: PSUB Salmon River Room
Weinberger, Sharon	Session 2A.00001 Banquet Speaker Room: PSUB Ballroom
Wells, Doug	Session B4.00002 Accelerator Health Physics Research Opportunities at ISU, with Applications to Homeland Security and other Field Applications Room: PSUB Selway Room
Willoughby, Shannon Montana State University	Session E1.00005 Technology Talks: clickers and gender in the classroom Room: PSUB Selway Room

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9th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Volume 52, Number 6

Thursday–Saturday, May 17–19, 2007; Pocatello, Idaho

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