Physics Division Colloquia

1980-1981 1981-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984-1985 1985-1986 1986-1987 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 1991-1992 1992-1993 1993-1994 1994-1995 1995-1996 1996-1997 1997-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020

5 Sep 1980	Paul Kienle, Munich, Positron production from 1.4 GeV U-U collisions
19 Sep 1980	Ben Mottelson, NORDITA, The interacting boson model
26 Sep 1980	M. Gaillard, Lyon, Laser interactions with fast molecular ion beams
3 Oct 1980	Donald F. Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., Macroscopic features of pion-nucleus scattering
17 Oct 1980	R. H. Pantell, Stanford, Radiation from channeled electrons and positrons
24 Oct 1980	Teng Lek Khoo, ANL Physics Div., Evolution of nuclear shapes with spin and temperature
31 Oct 1980	G. J. Wasserburg, Caltech, Extinct Radioactivities and isotopic anomalies in the early solar system
7 Nov 1980	P. A. M. Gram, LANL, Atomic physcis at 0.85c; a study of the photodetachment of H- ions
14 Nov 1980	Sam M. Austin, Michigan State U., Giant Gamov-Teller resonances - a hadronic view
21 Nov 1980	S. D. Kramer, ORNL, The detection of single atoms
12 Dec 1980	Eric Adelberger, U. of Washington, Parity violation in atoms and nuclei
19 Dec 1980	G. LaRue, Stanford, Observation of fractional charge on matter
9 Jan 1981	Jochen Heisenberg, New Hampshire, Electron scattering - a probe for the microstructure of nuclei
16 Jan 1981	C. Rolfs, Muenster and Ohio State, The solar neutrino problem- or is it?
23 Jan 1981	G. P. Lepage, Cornell, Theoretical advances in quantum electrodynamics
30 Jan 1981	E. B. Norman, Washington U., 26Al and 180Ta: two puzzles in nuclear astrophysics
6 Feb 1981	S. K. Sinha, ANL Materials Science Div., Inelastic neutron spectroscopy with epithermal neutrons from IPNS
13 Feb 1981	M. Parrinello, Trieste and ANL Materials Div., Molecular dynamics study of crystal structure transformations
20 Feb 1981	Alex J. Elwyn, ANL Physics Div., Low energy reactions of light ions with 6Li - odds and ends
27 Feb 1981	Vijay R. Pandharipande, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Nuclei, neutron stars and nuclear Hamiltonian
6 Mar 1981	M. May, BNL, Strange particles in the nucleus
13 Mar 1981	Edward C. Stone, Caltech, The Voyager encouter with Saturn
20 Mar 1981	E. H. Farnum, LANL, Fabrication of laser fusion targets
27 Mar 1981	R. M. Williams, ANL Radiological and Enviornmental Research, Interdisciplinary research at ANL/RER (or: when is the next EKOS pleasure cruise?)
3 Apr 1981	W. Press, Harvard, Sunny weather - nonlinear hydrodynamics deep in the sun
7 Apr 1981	J. J. Wynne, IBM Yorktown, Relative oscillator strength measurement by phase-matched nonlinear optics
10 Apr 1981	A. Benade, Case, Wall Material Effects on wind instruments' sound production
24 Apr 1981	R. Geroch, Chicago, Distorted black holes
1 May 1981	W. Brandt, NYU, Plasmas, particles and wakes
8 May 1981	D. A. Lewis, ANL Physics Div. and Iowa State, Laser spectroscopy with radioactive atoms
15 May 1981	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div. and Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Magnetic moments of quarks, leptons and hadrons
22 May 1981	James Simpson, ANL High Energy Physics, Stochastic beam cooling - techniques and use
29 May 1981	C. Prescott, Stanford, Neutral currents - past present and future
18 Sep 1981	C. Brau, LANL, Free electron lasers
23 Sep 1981	Peter Sigmund, Odense, Sputtering of multi-component targets
2 Oct 1981	Zeev Vager, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div., A controversy - are there quantum mechanical limits on the sensitivity of gravitational wave detectors?
9 Oct 1981	D. Ayers, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Are protons forever?
16 Oct 1981	J. McCarthy, Virginia, Studies of light nuclei with high energy electrons
23 Oct 1981	D. Scott, Michigan State, Extreme states of nuclear systems
6 Nov 1981	I. Schuller, ANL Materials Science Div., Artificial metallic superlattices
13 Nov 1981	S. P. Rosen, Purdue, Double beta decay and Majorana neutrinos
4 Dec 1981	J. Y. E. Rahman, ANL Biology Div., Targeted drug delivery - tomorrow's therapy
11 Dec 1981	M. Blume, BNL, Synchrotron radiation - its properties, sources and uses
5 Feb 1982	Roger A. Smith, Texas A&M, Many-body Theory Made Planar
12 Feb 1982	A. Barut, Colorado, New Foundations of Nuclear and Particle Physics Based on Spin Interactions
19 Feb 1982	T.-S. Harry Lee, ANL Physics Div., Study of Non-nucleonic Degrees of Freedom in Nuclei
26 Feb 1982	G. zu Putlitz, GSI Darmstadt, Atomic and Nuclear Physics Experiments with Heavy Ions at GSI in Darmstadt
5 Mar 1982	L. T. Wos, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., AURA: A Program that Actually Reasons
12 Mar 1982	P. M. Koch, Yale, Precise Studies of Electric Field Ionization of Rydberg Atoms
19 Mar 1982	A. V. Crewe, Chicago, Digital Image Processing in Scanning Microscopy
26 Mar 1982	C. J. Waddington, Minnesota, The Strange Behavior of Nuclear Fragments, or, When is an Anamolon not an Anamolon?
9 Apr 1982	Leigh Anderson, ANL Biology Div., Making a Catalogue of Human Proteins
16 Apr 1982	J. S. Gallagher, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Confrontation between Galaxy Evolution Models and the Observations
30 Apr 1982	J. Foster, Chalk River, Time development of Heavy Ion Induced Fission by Crystal Blocking and X-Ray Techniques
7 May 1982	Stuart J. Freedman, ANL Physics Div., Quantum Mechanics, Reality and All That
14 May 1982	J. D. Cowan, Chicago, Spontaneous symmetry breaking in large-scale nervous systems. (What do drug-induced visual hallucinations tell us about the brain?)
21 May 1982	J. D. Bjorken, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Space-Time Description of High Energy Collisions
28 May 1982	Morton Hamermesh, Minnesota, Some Physics Research at Argonne (1948-1982)
3 Jun 1982	J. L. Friar, LANL, The Trinucleon Bound States for Nonexperts
4 Jun 1982	R. Fortner, LLNL, Z-Pinch Atomic Physics Project (ZAPP)
17 Sep 1982	K. Huang, MIT, Why is the electron so light?
24 Sep 1982	Harold E. Jackson, Jr., ANL Physics Div., The Argonne GeV Electron Microtron, GEM
1 Oct 1982	Daniel Ashery, ANL Physics Div., Delta-Nuclear Physics
8 Oct 1982	L. F. Mausner, BNL, The Production of Spallation Radio Nuclides for Medical Applications
15 Oct 1982	H. Hill, Arizona, Testing general relativity - a helio-seismological determination of the gravitational quadrupole moment of the sun
25 Oct 1982	Ben Mottelson, NORDITA, The Spin and Isospin Resonances in Nuclei and the Role of Delta Excitations
29 Oct 1982	C. Till, ANL Applied Physics Div., The outlook for breeder reactors today
5 Nov 1982	J. Vervier, Louvain, Super Symmetry in Nuclear Physics
12 Nov 1982	W. Happer, Princeton, Laser Polarization of Noble Gas Nuclei
19 Nov 1982	G. Lander, ANL IPNS, The Intense Pulsed Neutron Source - New Opportunities for Research at Argonne
3 Dec 1982	David N. Schramm, U. of Chicago, The Very Early Universe
10 Dec 1982	Harold Furth, Princeton U., The Tokamak Approach to Fusion Power
14 Jan 1983	H. Pugh, LBNL, Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics
28 Jan 1983	B. Serot, Stanford, Relativistic Quantum Field Theory of Nuclear Structure
4 Feb 1983	William J. Childs, ANL Physics Div., High-resolution Laser and RF Spectroscopy of Atomic and Molecular Beams
11 Feb 1983	Hans Frauenfelder, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Physics of Proteins
18 Feb 1983	Michael S. Turner, Chicago, Cosmology
25 Feb 1983	I. S. Towner, Chalk River, Magnetic Moments: A Key for the Nuclear Shell Model
4 Mar 1983	D. Christian, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., A Super High Speed Data Driven Processor
25 Mar 1983	R. N. Clayton, Chicago, Isotopic Tracers and Clocks in Meteorites
8 Apr 1983	W. Ockels, European Space Agency, Spacelab I - The European Laboratory to be flown with the U. S. Space Shuttle
15 Apr 1983	W. S. Bickel, Arizona, Polarized Light Scattering by Small Particles
22 Apr 1983	H. Blosser, Michigan State, Status Report on the Superconducting Cyclotron Project
6 May 1983	R. Russell Betts, ANL Physics Div., Heavy Ion Resonances - Nuclear Structure in the Continuum
13 May 1983	F. R. Huson, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., A 20 Tev Desertron Collider
20 May 1983	E. Matthias, Berlin & Colorado, Perturbations of Rydberg Series in Alkaline Earth Atoms - Probed by Hyperfine Interactions and Multi-photon Ionization
27 May 1983	E. Hunt, Ohio U., The Road to Chaos
16 Sep 1983	Bernard Burke, MIT, High Resolution Radio Astronomy: Arcseconds to Milliarcseconds
23 Sep 1983	Miklos Gyulassy, LBNL, Probing the Primordial Quark Plasma via Nuclear Collisions
30 Sep 1983	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div., Fun with Magnetic Monopoles
7 Oct 1983	Georges Charpak, CERN, New Prospects in Radiation Detectors
14 Oct 1983	Felix Boehm, CalTech, Experiments on Neutrino Mass
21 Oct 1983	Daniel Sinclair, U. of Michigan, Recent Results from the IMB Proton Decay Experiment
28 Oct 1983	Richard van Frank, Eli Lilly Corp., Industrial Scale Recombinant DNA Technology
4 Nov 1983	Mitchell J. Feigenbaum, Cornell U., Scaling and the Onset of Chaos
11 Nov 1983	John Kogut, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Lattice Gauge Theory, Heavy-Ion Collisions, and Supercomputers
18 Nov 1983	Blas Cabrera, Stanford U., Superconductive Monopole Detectors
2 Dec 1983	Robert Diebold, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Progress on the Superconducting Super Collider
9 Dec 1983	Stephen Lundeen, U. of Notre Dame, The Search for Casimir Forces in Atomic Helium
16 Dec 1983	Alan Schriesheim, ANL OTD, Some Thoughts on Long Range Research
6 Jan 1984	William Dryer, CalTech, Microchemical Instrumentation in Protein and Nucleic AcidMolecular Biology
13 Jan 1984	Gerald A. Smith, Pennsylvania State U., Low Energy NNbar Physics
20 Jan 1984	John Cairns, Harvard U., Oncogenes and the Causes of Cancer
27 Jan 1984	Ken Young, Princeton U., Ohmic Operation of the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor
3 Feb 1984	Carson D. Jeffries, U. of California, Experiments on Chaotic Dynamics
10 Feb 1984	Blayne Heckel, U. of Washington, The Electric Dipole Moment of the Neutron and 129Xe
17 Feb 1984	Max Dresden, SUNY, Stony Brook, The Role of Courage in Theoretical Physics
24 Feb 1984	Larry Smarr, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Supercomputer Simulations of Active Galactic Nuclei, RadioJets and Black Holes
2 Mar 1984	T. W. Hansch, Stanford U., Pushing the Limits of Laser Spectroscopy
9 Mar 1984	Eugene D. Commins, U. of California, Precise Measurement of Parity Violation in Atomic Thallium
16 Mar 1984	Frank J. Low, U. of Arizona, IRAS: The Infrared Astronomy Satellite
23 Mar 1984	Edward W. Kolb, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Massive Magnetic Monopoles in Cosmology and Astrophysics
6 Apr 1984	Andrew W. Sandorfi, BNL, Medium Energy Beams with a Light Bulb
13 Apr 1984	Arnie Friedman, ANL Chemistry Div., Some Applications of Nuclear Chemistry in Medicine
20 Apr 1984	Kurt Snover, U. of Washington, Giant Dipole Resonances Built on Excited Nuclear States
4 May 1984	Charles Goodman, Indiana U., Spin-isospin Excitations and the Nature of the Nuclear Constituents
11 May 1984	Lawrence M. Lidsky, MIT, The Trouble with Fusion
18 May 1984	Gerard Vichniac, MIT, Simulating Physics with Cellular Automata
25 May 1984	Horst Stormer, Bell Labs., Fractional Quantization of the Hall Effect
20 Jul 1984	Ben Mottelson, NORDITA, Perspectives on the Physics of Rapidly Rotating Nuclei
7 Sep 1984	Anthony J. Leggett, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Quantum Mechanics at a Macroscopic Level
21 Sep 1984	John Miller, ANL Chemistry Div., Long-distance Electron Tunneling between Molecules
28 Sep 1984	Stan Cohen, Speakeasy Computing Corp., Experiences of a Physicist Turned Entrepeneur
5 Oct 1984	Stanley Leibo, Rio Vista International, Mechanisms that Determine the Preservation of Mammalian Embryos by Freezing
12 Oct 1984	Helmut Poth, Karlsruhe, Physics of Antiprotonic Atoms
19 Oct 1984	Yoichiro Nambu, U. of Chicago, Fermion-boson Relations in BCS-type Theories
26 Oct 1984	Sam Liu, ORNL, Heavy Fermion Systems
2 Nov 1984	Walter Kutschera, ANL Physics Div., Dating and Mass Spectrometry with Acccelerators
9 Nov 1984	Charles Shank, Bell Labs, Holmdel, Investigation of Ultrafast Events with Femtosecond Optical Techniques
30 Nov 1984	Thomas Ludlam, BNL, Ultrarelativistic ion-nucleus Collisions
7 Dec 1984	Robert Mark, Princeton U., The Physics of Gothic Cathedrals
14 Dec 1984	James Cronin, U. of Chicago, CP Violation: What Have We Learned in Twenty Years?
11 Jan 1985	Joseph Lach, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Beta Decay of Polarized Sigma-: Critical Test for the Cabbibo Model
18 Jan 1985	Jeremiah Sullivan, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Technology and Arms Control Issues of the Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars)
25 Jan 1985	Gustavus Simmons, Sandia National Lab., Contemporary Cryptology
1 Feb 1985	Takeshi Oka, U. of Chicago, Infrared Spectroscopic Studies of Molecular Ions
8 Feb 1985	R. Stephen Berry, U. of Chicago, Melting of Clusters and Melting
22 Feb 1985	Vijay R. Pandharipande, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Fragementation of Hot Classical Drops
1 Mar 1985	Steven Koonin, CalTech, Sub-saturation Phases of Nuclear Matter
8 Mar 1985	Charles K. Rhodes, U. of Illinois, Chicago, Studies of Muliquantum Processes in Atoms
15 Mar 1985	Joseph P. Allen, NASA, Satellite Retrieval: An Example of a Two-body (Inelastic) Scattering Problem
22 Mar 1985	Arthur M. Poskanzer, LBNL, Compression and Expansion in Relativistic Nuclear Collisions
29 Mar 1985	Robert B. Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., Quantum Liquid Drops
5 Apr 1985	Peter Friedland, Stanford U., MOLGEN - Applications of Artificial Intelligence to Molecular Biology
12 Apr 1985	Eugene Parker, U. of Chicago, A Mathematical Nonequilibrium Theorem and the X-ray Coronas of Stars
19 Apr 1985	Jerry Nelson, LBNL, The Ten-meter Telescope Project
3 May 1985	Robert Harrington, U.S. Naval Observatory, Unseen Companions to Nearby Stars
17 May 1985	David Moncton, BNL, Synchrotron X-Ray Scattering: Recent Accomplishments and Future Opportunities with a 6 GeV Ring
24 May 1985	Thomas Kirk, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Deep-inelastic Lepton Scattering and Nuclear Structure
31 May 1985	John Bahcall, Institute for Advanced Study, The Solar Neutrino Problem
12 Jul 1985	Walter Greiner, U. of Frankfurt, Supercritical Fields and Giant Nuclei
7 Aug 1985	A. E. Litherland, U. of Toronto, 14C Dating and Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS)
20 Sep 1985	Ray Arnold, American U., Nuclear Physics at SLAC
27 Sep 1985	Frank Stevens, LBNL, Gamma Ray Spectroscopy
4 Oct 1985	Chris Bottcher, ORNL, Atomic Physics at GeV Energies
11 Oct 1985	Paul C. Lauterbur, U. of Illinois, Urbana, New Directions in NMR Imaging
18 Oct 1985	Dan Friedan, U. of Chicago, String
25 Oct 1985	Bernard Frois, Saclay, New Results in Electron Scattering from Nuclei
1 Nov 1985	Zeev Vager, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div., New Progress in the Detection of Gravitational Radiation
8 Nov 1985	Cy Hoffman, LANL, LAMPF-II
15 Nov 1985	J. A. Golovchenko, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, Studies of Crystal Surfaces
22 Nov 1985	Joseph Kapusta, U. of Minnesota, Phase Transitions in Nuclei
6 Dec 1985	Carl E. Wieman, U. of Colorado, Highly Precise Measurements of Weak Neutral Currents in Atoms
13 Dec 1985	Herman Grunder, Jefferson Lab., CEBAF
10 Jan 1986	G. T. Emery, Indiana U., The Literature of Physics
17 Jan 1986	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div., The Impact of the Discovery of the Antiproton
24 Jan 1986	Les Burris, ANL Applied Physics Div., The Integral Fast Reactor Project
31 Jan 1986	Peter Black, National Hurricane Center, Hurricanes
7 Feb 1986	David Albert, U. of South Carolina, Some New Kinds of Quantum Mechanical Measurements
14 Feb 1986	Lee C. Teng, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Advanced Concepts in Accelerator Design
28 Feb 1986	Edward W. Kolb, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Saga of Cygnus X-3
7 Mar 1986	K. Douglas Carison, ANL Materials Science Div., Superconductivity in BEDT-TTF-Based Organic Metals
14 Mar 1986	Innes MacKenzie, Guelph U., Positron Annihilation in Solids
21 Mar 1986	Gil Perlow, ANL Physics Div., Mossbauer Effect
28 Mar 1986	John W. Firor, NCAR, Atmospheric Effects and Soaring
4 Apr 1986	Margaret Geller, Cambridge Center for Astrophysics, Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble
9 Apr 1986	Frank Close, Rutherford, Lepton Scattering and the EMC Effect
18 Apr 1986	Gordon Berry, ANL Physics Div., High Energy Atomic Physics and QED
25 Apr 1986	John Sheppard, SLAC, The SLAC Linear Collider Project
9 May 1986	L. J. Lanzerotti, Bell Labs., Comparative Magnetospheres in the Solar System
16 May 1986	Jack Dongarra, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., Algorithms for Parallel Computers
23 May 1986	Stephen M. Younger, LLNL, The Importance of Atomic Processes in X-Ray Lasers and Thermonuclear Fusion
30 May 1986	Steven Maran, Goddard Space Flight Center, Recent Observations of Halley's Comet
19 Sep 1986	Frank Asaro, LBNL, Asteroid or Comet Impacts and Massive Extinctions of Life on Earth
30 Sep 1986	H. A. Bethe, Cornell U., The Solar Neutrino Puzzle
10 Oct 1986	A. Libchaber, U. of Chicago, Quasiperiodicity and Chaos: An Experimental Study
17 Oct 1986	Peter Twin, Daresbury Lab., Superdeformed Shapes in Nuclei at High Angular Momentum
24 Oct 1986	Steven Chu, Bell Labs., Laser Cooling and Trapping of Atoms: Toward Ultracold Temperatures and High Density
31 Oct 1986	W. Haeberli, U. of Wisconsin, Internal Polarized Targets for Storage Rings
7 Nov 1986	Norman Ramsey, U. of Colorado, Experiments is Time Reversal Symmetry and Parity
14 Nov 1986	Robert A. Eisenstein, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Nuclear Physics with Antiprotons
21 Nov 1986	H. Drucker & B. R. T. Frost, ANL OTD, Technology Transfer at Argonne National Laboratory
5 Dec 1986	Zeev Vager, Weizmann and ANL Physics Div., Molecular Structure Determination by the Coulomb-Explosion Method
12 Dec 1986	John Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., Is There a Condensed State in Ion Beams?
19 Dec 1986	David T. Wilkinson, Princeton U., What's New in 3K Radiation
9 Jan 1987	William Zoller, U. of Washington, The Hawaiian Volcanoes
16 Jan 1987	Erich W. Vogt, TRIUMF, Strong Interaction Physics in the Nucleus
23 Jan 1987	Mike Guidry, U. of Tennessee, Fermion Dynamical Symmetries in Nuclear Physics
30 Jan 1987	Leo Kadanoff, U. of Chicago, Measuring Fractals: Comparison of Theory and Experiment on the Global Properties of a Strange Attractor
6 Feb 1987	Ellis D. Miner, JPL, Uranus Unveiled
13 Feb 1987	Milton Levenson, Bechtel Power Corp., Chernobyl: Lessons and Impact
20 Feb 1987	Joan Centrella, Drexel U., Exploring the Universe Using a Computer
27 Feb 1987	Ashton Carter, Harvard U., Technical Aspects of the Military Use of Space
6 Mar 1987	J. S. Briggs, Albert Ludwigs Universitat, Freiburg, Molecular Orbitals in Atomic Physics
13 Mar 1987	Walter Kutschera, ANL Physics Div., Rare Decay Modes of Heavy Nuclei
20 Mar 1987	Arlin J. Krueger, Goddard Space Flight Center, The Formation of the Antarctic Ozone Hole
27 Mar 1987	W. A. Fowler, CalTech, How Old is the Observable Universe
3 Apr 1987	R. E. Slusher, Bell Labs., Squeezed States: Silent Light and its Applications
10 Apr 1987	D. W. Capone, II, ANL Materials Science Div., Superconductivity Above Liquid Nitrogen Temperatures in the Y-Ba-Cu-O System
17 Apr 1987	W. A. Little, Stanford U., Microminiature Refrigeration of the New High Tc Superconducting Chips
1 May 1987	Lawrence Nodulman, ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Collider Detector at Fermilab Confronts Physics
8 May 1987	Alan Guth, MIT, The Inflationary Universe
15 May 1987	Eric Adelberger, U. of Washington, Search for New Interactions Weaker than Gravity: Is there a Fifth Force?
22 May 1987	H. Feshbach, MIT, On the Narrow Sigma Hypernuclear States
29 May 1987	R. Kirshner, Harvard Smithsonian Center Astrophysics, Supernova 1987a
17 Jul 1987	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann Institute of Science, Why Nuclei are Made of Nucleons Instead of Quarks
25 Sep 1987	Michael Hass, Weizmann Institute of Science, Tilting Foils and Polarizing Nuclei: A New Tool in Nuclear Spectroscopy
2 Oct 1987	James C. Bergquist, NIST, Boulder, Quantum Jumps and High-Resolution Spectroscopy of a Single Ion
9 Oct 1987	Peter Meyer, U. of Chicago, High Energy Cosmic Ray Experiment on the Space Shuttle
12 Oct 1987	Rudolf L. Moessbauer, Technical U. Munich, The Problem of the Rest Mass of the Neutrino
23 Oct 1987	William J. Willis, CERN, Melting the Vacuum: Very High Energy Nuclear Collisions and the Little Bang
30 Oct 1987	Stephen J. Riley, ANL Chemistry Div., Physics and Chemistry of Isolated Transition Metal Clusters
5 Nov 1987	Ferol Fish, Gas Research Institute, The Deep Drilling Experiment in the Siljan Ring of Sweden
13 Nov 1987	Walter Henning, GSI, Prospects of Heavy Ion Physics at 1 GeV/Nucleon with a Storage Ring: The SIS Project at GSI
20 Nov 1987	Peter Thieberger, BNL, Possible Evidence for a Fifth Force
4 Dec 1987	Alfred H. Mueller, Columbia U., Perturbative QCD, Old and New
11 Dec 1987	Joie Jones, U. of California at Irvine, Ultrasonics in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Medicine
18 Dec 1987	Frank Y. Fradin, ANL OTD, Scientific and Technical Opportunities in High Temperature Superconductivity
8 Jan 1988	John Cameron, Indiana U., Radiative Capture of Polarized Nucleons by Light Nuclei Above Pion Threshold
15 Jan 1988	James R. Norris, ANL Chemistry Div., Unlocking the Chemistry of Photosynthesis
22 Jan 1988	Teng Lek Khoo, ANL Physics Div., Plans for a National Gamma Ray Facility
29 Jan 1988	David Moncton, ANL Advanced Photon Source, The Advanced Photon Source: a Step Closer to Reality
19 Feb 1988	Richard Toohey, ANL Health Physics Div., Indoor Radon and Lung Cancer
26 Feb 1988	Gerald Brown, SUNY, Stony Brook, Stopping in Relativistic Heavy-Ion Reactions
4 Mar 1988	Enrico Clementi, IBM Corp., Attempting to Simulate Water as a Liquid and a Solvent on Supercomputers
11 Mar 1988	Richard Freeman, Bell Labs., The Conductivity of a Simple Metal from Room Temperature to Greater than One Million Degrees
18 Mar 1988	Kurt Snover, U. of Washington, Giant Dipole Resonances and the Deformation of Hot Nuclei
25 Mar 1988	Donald Q. Lamb, U. of Chicago, Neutrinos from Supernova 1987A and Cooling of the Nascent Neutron Star
1 Apr 1988	Fancesco Iachello, Yale U., Dynamic Symmetries and Supersymmetries in Nuclei
8 Apr 1988	Karl Hess, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Monte Carlo Simulations of Femtosecond Spectroscopy in Semiconductors
22 Apr 1988	Neil Turok, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Strings in Cosmology
29 Apr 1988	Roy Holt, ANL Physics Div., Hunting Quarks in Nuclei
6 May 1988	Samuel G. Hurst, ORNL, Resonance Ionization and Atom Counting
13 May 1988	David N. Schramm, U. of Chicago, Shadows of Creation: The Dark Matter of the Universe
20 May 1988	Dietrich Habs, MPI, Heidelberg, Atomic Physics with the Heidelberg Test Storage Ring TSR
27 May 1988	Wallace Broeker, Columbia U., Are Glaciations Terminated by Reorganization of the Ocean- Atmosphere System?
3 Jun 1988	Anthony French, MIT, Taking a New Look at Introductory Physics at the University Level
9 Sep 1988	Richard G. Gordon, Northwestern U., Paleomagnetism, Plate Tectonics and Polar Wander
16 Sep 1988	G. Michael Morris, U. of Rochester, Pattern Recognition with Photon-Limited Images
23 Sep 1988	Dennis Sivers, ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Mystery of the Proton Spin
30 Sep 1988	Peter Armbruster, GSI, Beyond the Stability of Nuclear Drops - Experiments to Produce the Heaviest Elements
7 Oct 1988	John Hoffnagle, IBM Almaden Research Center, Chaotic Motion of Two Ions in a Paul Trap
21 Oct 1988	Peter Sigmund, ANL Physics Div., Barkas Effect in Stopping of Charged Particles
28 Oct 1988	Ernest J. Moniz, MIT, Electromagnetic Study of Nuclei: Programs at Bates Facility
4 Nov 1988	Erich W. Vogt, TRIUMF, Toward the KAON Factory
11 Nov 1988	Carlos Aiken, U. of Texas at Dallas, Geophysical Search for non-Newtonian Gravity
18 Nov 1988	Miklos Gyulassy, LBNL, Quark-Gluon Plasmas, J/psi Suppression, and Pion Interferometry
2 Dec 1988	Richard D. Deslattes, NIST, Gaithersburg, High Resolution Diffraction Spectroscopy at Gamma-Ray Energies
9 Dec 1988	Jonathan Rosner, U. of Chicago, Electroweak Interactions at the TeV Scale
16 Dec 1988	Kaigham J. Gabriel, Bell Labs., Silicon-Based Micromechanical Structures and Devices
6 Jan 1989	Eric Lynn, ANL Physics Div. and AERE, 50 Years of Nuclear Fission
13 Jan 1989	A. B. McDonald, Princeton U., The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory
20 Jan 1989	Murray Peshkin, ANL Physics Div., What Did We Learn from the Aharonov-Bohm Effect?
27 Jan 1989	James Simpson, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Wake Field Acceleration: Advanced Technology for Linear Colliders
3 Feb 1989	John Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., Are Crystalline Ion Plasmas Attainable?
10 Feb 1989	Jack Wisdom, MIT, Chaotic Dynamics in the Solar System
17 Feb 1989	Peter D. Barnes, Carnegie Mellon U., Search for a Low Mass Six Quark State with Strangeness S=-2
24 Feb 1989	Douglas Donahue, U. of Arizona, Radiocarbon Dating with Accelerators: Methods and Applications
3 Mar 1989	Carl E. Wieman, U. of Colorado, Parity Nonconservation in Atoms: Nuclear Spin Dependent Effects
10 Mar 1989	Ernest M. Henley, U. of Washington, Electron Scattering and Weak Interaction
17 Mar 1989	Elliot P. Kanter, ANL Physics Div., Coulomb Explosion Imaging: A Femtosecond After the 'Little Bang'
24 Mar 1989	John Kogut, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Physics on the Lattice: From QED to Strings
31 Mar 1989	Rene Ong, U. of Chicago, Results and Prospects for Ultra High Energy Gamma-Ray Astronomy
7 Apr 1989	Alexander DeVolpi, ANL RAS Div., Radiation Detection for Arms Control Verification: Far-out Schemes
14 Apr 1989	Dieter M. Gruen, ANL Materials Science and Chemistry Divs., Lasers in Surface Science
21 Apr 1989	Malcolm R. Beasley, Stanford U., igh Temperature Superconductivity: The Questions, Some Answers
28 Apr 1989	Robert Wilhelmson, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Storms, Supercomputing, and Visualization
5 May 1989	Thomas F. Rosenbaum, U. of Chicago, Spin Glasses: Models and Methods
12 May 1989	Russell Messier, Pennsylvania State U., Artificial Diamond: Facts and Fantasies
22 May 1989	Miquel Salmeron, LBNL, The Study of Surface Structures with the Scanning Tunnelling Microscope
8 Sep 1989	Sam M. Austin, Michigan State U., Nuclear Physics of the Universe
15 Sep 1989	Charles J. Horowitz, Indiana U., Hot and Cold Nuclear Fusion
22 Sep 1989	Barry Wicklund, ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Collider Detector Confronts the Standard Model
29 Sep 1989	Alexander Dalgarno, Harvard U., Atomic and Molecular Processes in Supernova 1987A
6 Oct 1989	Richard E. Smalley, Rice U., Photo-electron Spectroscopy of Metal and Semiconductor Clusters
20 Oct 1989	Gary Steigman, Ohio State U., Cosmic Lithium: Going Up or Coming Down?
27 Oct 1989	William Zajc, Columbia U., Flavor Signals in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions
3 Nov 1989	Robert B. Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Many-Body Theory: from Deuterons to Neutron Stars
10 Nov 1989	Thomas E. Cowan, LLNL, Correlated e+e- Pairs from Superheavy Nuclear Collisions and the Search for Resonant e+e- Scattering
17 Nov 1989	Anthony V. Nero, Jr., LBNL, Indoor Radon: Myth and Reality
1 Dec 1989	Katherine J. Strandburg, ANL Materials Science Div., Energy, Entropy, and Quasicrystal Structure
8 Dec 1989	Richard Diamond, LBNL, Superdeformation
15 Dec 1989	Michael S. Lubell, City College of CUNY, Physics with Polarized Electrons between 13.6 eV and 250 MeV
5 Jan 1990	Howard Goldberg, U. of Illinois, Chicago, Integrating Math and Science in Elementary Schools: an Approach to Science Literacy
12 Jan 1990	Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard U., An Accurate Measurement of the Antiproton Mass
19 Jan 1990	Helmut Rauch, Atominstitut der Osterreichischen Universitaten, The Neutron Interferometer as a Quantum and Measuring Device
26 Jan 1990	Sara A. Solla, Bell Labs., Learning and Generalization in Layered Neural Networks
2 Feb 1990	Johan Van Klinken, U. of Michigan, History of Electron Polarization and Parity Violation
16 Feb 1990	Gerald T. Garvey, LANL, Cold Fusion and Hot Stars
9 Mar 1990	Donald F. Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., The FNAL E665 Experiment - Deep Inelastic Muon Scattering from Muons and Nuclei
16 Mar 1990	Adam Burrows, U. of Arizona, Ten Seconds that Shook the World: the Neutrinos from SN1987A
23 Mar 1990	Joe Redish, U. of Maryland, How the Microcomputer Changes the Way We Teach Physics
6 Apr 1990	Robert V. F. Janssens, ANL Physics Div., A New Region of Superdeformed Nuclei
13 Apr 1990	John P. Huchra, Harvard Smithsonian Center for AStrophysics, Searching for Structure in the Cosmos: Galaxy Redshift Surveys
27 Apr 1990	Max Dresden, SLAC, The Dawn of Gauge Theories
4 May 1990	Steven Koonin, CalTech, Squeezing a Neutron Star
11 May 1990	Clifford Matthews, U. of Illinois, Chicago, Cosmochemistry and the Origin of Life
18 May 1990	Helmut Rechenberg, Northwestern U., The Secret German Uranium Project (1939-1945)
1 Jun 1990	Gopal Shenoy, ANL Advanced Photon Source, A Random Walk in Science at the Advanced Photon Source
15 Jun 1990	Henry Guckel, U. of Wisconsin, Micromechanics
14 Sep 1990	Gabriel Karl, U. of Guelph, Proton Spin and Baryon Magnetic Moments
21 Sep 1990	John W. Dawson, Jr., Penn State U., The American Career of Kurt Goedel
28 Sep 1990	Kevin L. Wolf, Texas A&M U., Cold Fusion and Hot Tritium
5 Oct 1990	Samuel A. Werner, University of Missouri, Neutron Interferometric Measurement of the Topological Aharonov-Casher Phase Shift
12 Oct 1990	John J. Bollinger, NIST, Atomic Physics Tests of Nonlinear Quantum Mechanics
19 Oct 1990	Paul L. Cowan, NIST, Resonant X-Ray Scattering from Atoms and Molecules
2 Nov 1990	Aksel L. Hallin, Princeton U., A Search for Low-energy Resonances in Positron-Electron Scattering
9 Nov 1990	Akihiko Yokosawa, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Experiments with Fermilab Polarized Proton and Antiproton Beams
16 Nov 1990	Walter Kutschera, ANL Physics Div., Searching in the Dark: The Quest for Hypothetical Particles
30 Nov 1990	Thomas J. Bowles, LANL, The Soviet-American Gallium Experiment
7 Dec 1990	Michael S. Turner, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Big Bang Nucleosynthesis: Nuclear Physics and Cosmology
14 Dec 1990	Ellis D. Miner, JPL, The Voyager Mission to the Outer Planets
4 Jan 1991	Takeshi Oka, U. of Chicago, H3+ in the Laboratory and in Jupiter Plasmas
11 Jan 1991	Edwin M. Westbrook, ANL Biological and Medical Research Div. & Northwestern U., Applications of Synchrotron Radiation to the Study of Biological Structure at the Molecular Level
18 Jan 1991	Peter Sigmund, Odense U. & ANL Physics Div., Cluster Bombardment of Solids; Cluster Fusion?
25 Jan 1991	Thomas H. Jordan, MIT, Quiet Earthquakes and Earthquake Prediction
1 Feb 1991	Craig Roberts, ANL Physics Div., Quantum Chromodynamics: Experimental Support and Nonperturbative Outlook
8 Feb 1991	Edward Kibblewhite, U. of Chicago, Adaptive Optics on the ARC Telescope in New Mexico
15 Feb 1991	Clifford M. Will, Washington U., General Relativity at 75: How Right Was Einstein?
22 Feb 1991	Thomas D. Rossing, Northern Illinois U. & ANL Materials Components Technology Div., Some Perspectives on Physics Teaching
1 Mar 1991	Rainer Weiss, MIT, Gravitational Wave Astrophysics
8 Mar 1991	Syukuro Manabe, Princeton U., Studies of Greenhouse Warming Using Climate Models
15 Mar 1991	Lee Grodzins, MIT, Nuclear Techniques for Finding Chemical Explosives in Airport Luggage
22 Mar 1991	Andrew W. Sandorfi, BNL, A Polarized View of the Strong Interaction in Few-Nucleon Systems
29 Mar 1991	Albert Wattenberg, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Nuclear Physics at the Argonne National Laboratory in the 1940's
5 Apr 1991	Stephen Boughn, Haverford College, A 19 GHz Full-Sky Map: Snapshot of the Infant Universe
12 Apr 1991	Richard A. Webb, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Low Temperature Physics as an Aid for the Quantum Mechanic
19 Apr 1991	Roger A. Hegstrom, Wake Forest U., Handed Electrons, Atoms, and Molecules
3 May 1991	Nathan Isgur, Jefferson Lab., New Heavy Quark Symmetry of QCD
10 May 1991	Robert Smither, ANL Advanced Photon Source, Crystal Diffraction Gamma-Ray Telescope
11 May 1991	Vladimir I. Man'ko, Lebedev Institute, Nonstationary Casimir Effect for Parametric Quantum Systems
17 May 1991	Wojciech Zurek, LANL, Quantum, Classical and the Environment
24 May 1991	Dieter M. Gruen, ANL Materials Science & Chemistry Divs., Why Bother About Buckyballs?
21 Jun 1991	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann Institute of Science, The Clock Paradox in Quantum Tunnelling: Is the Twin Who Tunnels Through the Mountain Older or Younger Than His Brother
20 Sep 1991	Shoji Nagamiya, Nevis Lab., The Nucleus as an Assembly of Quarks
23 Sep 1991	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann Institute of Science, Applications of Quantum Mechanics and Isospin, CP, and CPT Symmetries to Experimental Tests of CP Violation in B Decays
27 Sep 1991	Robert A. Eisenstein, Nuclear Physics Lab., Physics Using the Low-Energy Antiproton Ring at CERN
4 Oct 1991	Kenneth E. Gray, ANL Materials Science Div., Flux Pinning and Dissipation in High-Temperature Superconductors
11 Oct 1991	D. Peter Siddons, National Synchrotron Light Source, Mossbauer Spectroscopy Using Synchrotron Radiation
18 Oct 1991	Berndt Mueller, Duke U., Relativistic Nuclear Collisions: Studying the Early Universe in the Laboratory
1 Nov 1991	Alexei Abrikosov, ANL Materials Science Div., Landau: His Life and Achievements
8 Nov 1991	Teng Lek Khoo, ANL Physics Div., Superdeformation in Nuclei: Physics in a Secondary Minimum
15 Nov 1991	Vernon Hughes, Yale U., The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Muon
22 Nov 1991	Terence Draper, U. of Kentucky, A Look at the Lattice
13 Dec 1991	Lee C. Teng, ANL Accelerator Systems Div., Advanced Photon Source - A Third Generation Synchrotron Radiation Source
10 Jan 1992	Thomas Nash, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Future of Computing in High Energy Physics
17 Jan 1992	Zeev Vager, Weizmann Institute of Science, Monopoles, Bad Adiabatic Approximations and Nuclear Delocalization in Molecules
24 Jan 1992	Peter Kitching, TRIUMF, Physics at the KAON Factory
31 Jan 1992	Christopher J. Lister, Yale U., New Projects in Nuclear Structure Physics: Far, Fast, Hot and Heavy
7 Feb 1992	Michael Peshkin, Northwestern U., Passive Robotics and Mechanical Computation
14 Feb 1992	William J. Childs, ANL Physics Div., Overview of Laser-Radiofrequency Double-Resonance Studies of Atomic, Molecular, and Ionic Beams
21 Feb 1992	R. G. Hamish Robertson, LANL, Neutrinos - Bordering on the Mass?
28 Feb 1992	Wick Haxton, U. of Washington, The Neutrino and Nuclear Physics of Core Collapse Supernovae
6 Mar 1992	Mark J. Oreglia, U. of Chicago, Challenging the Electroweak Model at LEP
13 Mar 1992	Walter Henning, ANL Physics Div., Particle Production in Compressed Nuclear Matter
20 Mar 1992	Paul J. Persiani, ANL Engineering Physics Div., The Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty Process and Non-Proliferation Problems
27 Mar 1992	Marianne Schiffer, ANL Biological and Medical Research Div., Proteins: Nature's Sensors and Machines
3 Apr 1992	Konstantin K. Likharev, SUNY, Stony Brook, Correlated Single-Electron Tunneling
10 Apr 1992	Gene Rackow, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., Computer Viruses, Worms, and Other Miscreants of Magnetized Rust
17 Apr 1992	Alexei Abrikosov, ANL Materials Science Div., Superconductivity: History and Modern State
1 May 1992	Carl Dover, BNL, Strange Quarks in Nuclei
8 May 1992	Barry Holstein, U. of Massachusetts, Chiral Dynamics: Probing QCD at Low Energies
15 May 1992	Thomas Fields, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Status Report on the Soudan Proton Decay Experiment
20 May 1992	Peter Paul, SUNY, Stony Brook, The Superconducting Heavy-Ion Linac in Nuclear Physics Research
22 May 1992	Robert McKeown, CalTech, Electromagnetic Physics with Polarized 3He Targets
12 Jun 1992	Volker Metag, U. of Giessen, Photons and Neutral Mesons as Probes of Medium Energy Nuclear Physics
11 Sep 1992	Daniel Ashery, U. of Tel Aviv & ANL Physics Div., Probing Short-Range Nucleon Correlations with Pion Absorption
18 Sep 1992	Gvirol B. Goldring, ANL Physics & Weizmann Institute of Science, Tilted Foil Polarization of Nuclide Beams
25 Sep 1992	Vijay R. Pandharipande, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Correlation Effects in Electron-Nucleus Scattering
2 Oct 1992	Mitio Inokuti, ANL Environmental Research Div., Electron Degradation in Molecular Substances
9 Oct 1992	Fritz Bosch, GSI, First Observation of Bound-State Beta-Decay
23 Oct 1992	Stuart J. Freedman, ANL Physics Div., Search for the 17-keV Neutrino
30 Oct 1992	Arthur F. Hebard, Bell Labs., C60: From Soot to Superconductivity and Beyond
6 Nov 1992	Elizabeth J. Beise, CalTech, Strange Currents in the Proton
13 Nov 1992	William D. Phillips, NIST, Gaithersburg, Laser Cooling: the Coldest Atoms Ever!
20 Nov 1992	Robert M. Chervin, NCAR, Global Climate Modeling: Status and Prospects
4 Dec 1992	Ugo Fano, U. of Chicago, A Common Mechanism of Collective Phenomena
11 Dec 1992	Barbara Jacak, LANL, Nuclei at High-Energy Density -- Results from Heavy-Ion Experiments at CERN
18 Dec 1992	Pedro A. Montano, ANL Materials Science Div., The Basic Energy Sciences Synchrotron Radiation Center at the Advanced Photon Source
8 Jan 1993	Samuel D. Bader, ANL Materials Science Div., Thin-Film Magnetism
15 Jan 1993	Richard F. Casten, BNL, Valence Correlation Schemes and the Simplicity of Nuclear Structure
22 Jan 1993	Frank von Hippel, Princeton U., Next Steps in Nuclear Disarmament
29 Jan 1993	Witold Nazarewicz, ORNL and U. of Warsaw, Nuclear Superdeformations
5 Feb 1993	David T. Wilkinson, Princeton U., NASA's COBE Satellite Looks at the Big Bang
12 Feb 1993	Steven E. Vigdor, Indiana U., Unique Nuclear Physics Opportunities with Stored, Cooled Beams
19 Feb 1993	Neil Gehrels, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Quasars, Pulsars and Bursts: Results from the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
5 Mar 1993	Alexander Pines, U. of California, Applications of Novel NMR Techniques to Solid Materials
12 Mar 1993	Robert W. Lourie, U. of Virginia, Studies of Nucleon Structure at CEBAF
19 Mar 1993	John C. Polanyi, U. of Toronto, Surface Aligned Photochemistry
26 Mar 1993	Leo Blitz, U. of Maryland, The Galactic Center
2 Apr 1993	Helen Edwards, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The TESLA Superconducting RF Linear Collider Option
9 Apr 1993	Serge Haroche, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris & Yale U., Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics
23 Apr 1993	Gordon A. Baym, U. of Illinois, Urbana, The Quark-Gluon Plasma
30 Apr 1993	Kenneth Evenson, NIST, Boulder CO, The Final Measurement of the Speed of Light
7 May 1993	Joseph H. Taylor, Princeton U., Gravitational Radiation from Binary Pulsars
14 May 1993	Brian M. Kincaid, LBNL, The Advanced Light Source: On Time, On Budget, and It Works!
21 May 1993	Miron Amusia, IOFFE Institute & ANL Physics Div., Electron Correlations in Atomic Processes
28 May 1993	Dana Z. Anderson, U. of Colorado & JILA, Adaptation, Decision Making and Self-Organization in Holographic Optical Systems
4 Jun 1993	Ronald W. P. Drever, CalTech, Gravitational Wave Detection with Laser Interferometers: Physics behind it, and Physics ahead
11 Jun 1993	Timothy Chupp, U. of Michigan, Measurement of the Spin-Dependent Structure Function of the Neutron at SLAC
18 Jun 1993	Robert L. Jaffe, MIT, Novel Quantum Phenomena in Twisting Tubes
25 Jun 1993	Walter Kutschera, ANL Physics Div., Long-Lived Noble Gas Radioisotopes
3 Sep 1993	Michael Pepper, FRS, Cambridge U., Ballistic Transport in One-Dimensional Semiconductors
10 Sep 1993	Chandrashekhar Joshi, U. of California, Progress Towards a Laser-Plasma Accelerator
17 Sep 1993	Robert S. Van Dyck, Jr., U. of Washington, High-Precision Mass Measurements Using the Penning Trap Mass Spectrometer
24 Sep 1993	David Wineland, NIST, Boulder, Single Atom Clocks
1 Oct 1993	Wolfgang Bauer, Michigan State U., Chaotic Scattering
8 Oct 1993	Bradley W. Filippone, CalTech, Nuclear Opacity in Quasi-Elastic Scattering
15 Oct 1993	Henning Esbensen, ANL Physics Div., Structure and Reactions of Light Neutron Rich Nuclei
29 Oct 1993	Cleanthes A. Nicolaides, National Hellenic Research Foundation, Computation of the Response of Many-Electron Atoms and Molecules to Strong Laser Fields
5 Nov 1993	Gary Taubes, Contributing Correspondent, Science Magazine, Bad Science, The Short Life and Weird Times of Cold Fusion
12 Nov 1993	Richard E. Smalley, Rice U., Buckyballs and Nanotechnology
19 Nov 1993	Ming Chu, CalTech, Hadron Structure in Lattice QCD
3 Dec 1993	Sidney R. Nagel, U. of Chicago, Relaxation at the Angle of Repose: Flow and Sound in Sand
10 Dec 1993	Donald F. Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Physics at Multi-GeV Hadron Facilities
17 Dec 1993	Paul H. Rutherford, Princeton U., The Status of Magnetic Confinement Fusion
7 Jan 1994	Richard W. Siegel, ANL Materials Science Div., Nanostructured Materials
14 Jan 1994	Alexander D. Trifunac, ANL Chemistry Div., Patterns of Chemistry Induced by Ionizing Radiation
21 Jan 1994	David K. Campbell, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Nonlinear Science: From Paradigms to Practicalities
28 Jan 1994	A. Baha Balantekin, U. of Wisconsin, A Theoretical Perspective on the Solar Neutrino Problem
4 Feb 1994	John E. Frederick, U. of Chicago, Ultraviolet Radiation and the Biosphere: Contrasts Between the Hemispheres
11 Feb 1994	Jonathan Sapirstein, U. of Notre Dame, Theory of Parity Violation in Cesium
18 Feb 1994	Johanna Stachel, SUNY, Stony Brook, The Little Bang: Creating Hot and Dense Matter in the Laboratory
25 Feb 1994	Gerald Brown, SUNY, Stony Brook, Supernova Explosions, Black Holes and Neutron Stars
4 Mar 1994	Donald H. Miller, Northwestern U., Is the Proton Spin Crisis Resolved?
7 Mar 1994	Morton Hamermesh, U. of Minnesota, Recollections about Jim Monahan and his Work
11 Mar 1994	Ralph E. Segel, Northwestern U., High Momentum Transfer Reactions: Past and Present
18 Mar 1994	Donald M. Eigler, IBM Almaden Research Center, Quantum Corrals
25 Mar 1994	Gerald J. Fishman, NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center, Gamma-Ray Bursts: Observational Overview
1 Apr 1994	Jacqueline Hewitt, MIT, Gravitational Lenses and Cosmology
8 Apr 1994	Michail Zak, JPL, Nondeterministic-Dynamics Approach to Neural Intelligence
15 Apr 1994	Gary Davidoff, ANL Technical Information Services, A Scientist's Tour of the Internet
29 Apr 1994	Stephen Kuhlmann, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Results of the Search for the Top Quark from the Collider Detector at Fermilab
6 May 1994	Ruth Reck, ANL Environmental Research Div., Global Climate Change
13 May 1994	Harold E. Jackson, Jr., ANL Physics Div., The New Era at CEBAF
20 May 1994	R. Russell Betts, ANL Physics Div., Positron Production in Heavy Ion Collisions - Current Status of the Problem
9 Sep 1994	Harry Lipkin, Weizmann Institute of Science, The Mossbauer Effect and the Parton Model: from Crystals to Synchrotron Radiation and Heavy Quarks
16 Sep 1994	Charles Alcock, LLNL, The MACHO Project: A Search for Baryonic Dark Matter in the Milky Way
23 Sep 1994	Robert O'Dell, Rice U., Exploring the Stellar Nursery in Orion with the Hubble Space Telescope
30 Sep 1994	Ernest Malamud, SciTech and Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Using Hands-On Science Centers to Expose the General Public to the Microworld
7 Oct 1994	Sharon Bertsch-McGrayne, Author, Nobel Prize Women in Science
14 Oct 1994	T.-S. Harry Lee, ANL Physics Div., Chiral Symmetry and Nuclear Dynamics
21 Oct 1994	Gerald Feldman, U. of Saskatchewan, The Charge Symmetry Puzzle in 4He
4 Nov 1994	Norval Fortson, U. of Washington, Probing Particle Phsyics by Measuring Parity Violation and Testing Time Reversal Symmetry in Atoms
11 Nov 1994	Malcolm Derrick, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Physics with High Energy e-p Colliding Beams: Results from the ZEUS Detector at HERA
18 Nov 1994	Edward Shuryak, SUNY, Stony Brook, RHIC Physics
2 Dec 1994	Steven Rolston, NIST, Gaithersburg, Laser-cooled Atoms - The Coldest Things Around
9 Dec 1994	David Ceperley, U. of Illinois, Urbana, The Simulation of Quantum Systems
16 Dec 1994	Stephen Saunders, JPL, Magellan Mission to Venus
6 Jan 1995	Steven Pieper, ANL Physics Div., Variational Calculations of Light Nuclei
27 Jan 1995	Chang C. Tsuei, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Half Integer Flux Quanta in Tricrystal Cuprate Rings - Evidence for d-wave Pairing Symmetry
3 Feb 1995	John Madey, Duke U., Near-Term Prospects for 4th Generation FEL-Based Light Sources
10 Feb 1995	John Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., The Way to Crystallization of Confined Ions: Phase Transitions, Normal Modes, and Experiments
17 Feb 1995	Mark Huyse, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Radioactive Beams at Louvain-la-Neuve: First Experiments and Future Plans
24 Feb 1995	Yoon I. Chang, ANL Engineering Research Div., The Status of the Redirected Nuclear R&D Activities at Argonne
3 Mar 1995	Heidi Hammel, MIT, Hubble Space Telescope Observations of the Swan Song of Shoemaker-Levy 9
10 Mar 1995	Michael J. Bedzyk, ANL Materials Science Div. & MSE/Northwestern U., X-ray Standing Waves: A Structural Probe for Surface Layers and Thin Films
15 Mar 1995	Charles Bennett, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Quantum Information Theory, Cryptography, and Computation
24 Mar 1995	David E. Pritchard, MIT, Atom Optics and Atom Interferometers
31 Mar 1995	D. Hywel White, LANL, Evidence For and Against Neutrino Oscillations
7 Apr 1995	David N. Schramm, U. of Chicago, Recent Action with the Big Bang
14 Apr 1995	Walter Henning, ANL Physics Div., Nuclei Far from Stability: Research Opportunities with Radioactive Beams
28 Apr 1995	Leo Kadanoff, U. of Chicago, Topology Changes and Scaling for Fluid Interfaces
5 May 1995	Susan Seestrom, LANL, The Nucleus as an Amplifier for the Weak Interaction
12 May 1995	Bernard Nefkens, U. of California at Los Angeles, What is so Special about ETA Physics
19 May 1995	John Bahcall, Institute for Advanced Study, What Have We Learned About Solar Neutrinos
26 May 1995	Herbert Greenlee, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Discovery of the Top Quark
25 Aug 1995	Boris Kayser, National Science Foundation, CP Violation, Beauty, and Quantum Mechanics
22 Sep 1995	Gordon Cates, Princeton U., From Muons to MRI on Guinea Pigs - The Power of Optical Pumping
29 Sep 1995	Michael S. Turner, U. of Chicago and Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Big-Bang Cosmology: Successes and Challenges
6 Oct 1995	Edward Hinds, Yale U., Atoms in Boxes and Atoms on Trampolines
13 Oct 1995	Carl E. Wieman, U. of Colorado, Bose-Einstein Condensation in an Ultracold Gas
24 Oct 1995	Peter Armbruster, GSI, Fusion and Fission - A Fountain of New Isotopes and Elements
3 Nov 1995	Victor Viola, Indiana U., Heating Nuclear Matter with Deltas
10 Nov 1995	Vernon Barger, U. of Wisconsin, Exploring New Physics at a Muon-Muon Collider
17 Nov 1995	Luciano Moretto, LBNL, Complex Fragment Emission from Compound Nucleus Decay to Multifragmentation
1 Dec 1995	Madhusree Mukerjee, Scientific American, Probing the Real World
8 Dec 1995	Dieter Muller, U. of Chicago, Cosmic Ray Positrons: Are There Too Many?
15 Dec 1995	Peter Paul, SUNY, Stony Brook, Hot Nuclei as Fermi Liquids
5 Jan 1996	Steve Southworth, ANL Physics Div., Atomic X-Ray Physics Using Synchrotron Radiation
12 Jan 1996	Jeffrey Harvey, U. of Chicago, Current Directions in String Theory
19 Jan 1996	William R. Phillips, U. of Manchester, Shape Features in Neutron-rich Fission Fragments
26 Jan 1996	Rick Stevens, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., Wide Area Multimedia Supercomputing
2 Feb 1996	Cary N. Davids, ANL Physics Div., New Heavy Proton Emitters - Probing Nuclear Structure at the Drip Line
9 Feb 1996	Ernst K. Zinner, Washington U., Stardust in the Laboratory: New Constraints on Nucleosynthesis and Stellar Evolution
16 Feb 1996	Vijay R. Pandharipande, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Dumbbells and Donuts: Femtometer Structures in Nuclei
23 Feb 1996	Alan H. Wuosmaa, ANL Physics Div., Recent Advances in the Study of Nuclear Clusters
1 Mar 1996	Akira Tonomura, Hitachi Advanced Research Lab., Electron Phase Microscopy To Observe Superconducting Vortices
8 Mar 1996	George Crabtree, ANL Materials Science Div., Dynamics of Vortices in Superconductors
15 Mar 1996	Francesco Venneri, LANL, The Accelerator-Driven Transmutation of Nuclear Waste
22 Mar 1996	Jon Morse, U. of Colorado, The Birth of Stars: Proto-Stellar Jets, Accretion and Proto- Planetary Disks
29 Mar 1996	Lowell Bollinger, ANL Physics Div., An Incomplete History of the Argonne Physics Division
5 Apr 1996	W. David Rust, NOAA/National Severe Storms Lab., The Electrical Structure of Thunderstorms
12 Apr 1996	Edward S. Fry, Texas A&M U., Lasing Without Population Inversion - An Experimental Reality
19 Apr 1996	Albert Wattenberg, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Enrico Fermi and Physics at Argonne in the 1940s
26 Apr 1996	P. Gregers Hansen, Michigan State U., Nuclear Halos and Other Loosely Bound Quantum Systems
10 May 1996	Charles K. Rhodes, U. of Illinois, Chicago, Nanotechnology Concept for Multiphoton Multikilovolt X-ray Production
17 May 1996	Larry S. Cardman, Jefferson Lab., CEBAF: A New Microscope for Nuclear Physics
24 May 1996	Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard U., Extremely Cold Antiprotons and Antihydrogens
31 May 1996	Susan Coppersmith, U. of Chicago, Force Fluctuations in Granular Materials
7 Jun 1996	Glenn T. Seaborg, LBNL, Chemical Research with New Elements at the Chemistry Division
27 Sep 1996	Patrick Seitzer, U. of Michigan, Hubble Space Telescope: Tragedy to Triumph
11 Oct 1996	Luiz Da Silva, LLNL, Soft X-ray Lasers and their Applications
18 Oct 1996	Brian Stephenson, ANL Materials Science Div., Intensity Fluctuation Spectroscopy Using Coherent X-Rays: Nano-Scale and Atomic-Scale Dynamics
25 Oct 1996	John D'Auria, Simon Fraser U., Research with Radioactive Beams at TRIUMF
1 Nov 1996	Edward C. Stone, JPL, The Search for Life Elsewhere
4 Nov 1996	Michael Berry, Bristol U., Chaos and Classical Limits
8 Nov 1996	Joseph Kapusta, U. of Minnesota, QCD and Very High-Energy Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions
15 Nov 1996	Ercen E. Alp, ANL Advanced Photon Source Div., Lattice Dynamics with sub-mev Resolution: First Experimental Results at the APS
22 Nov 1996	H. Fred Dylla, Jefferson Lab., Developing High-Average-Power Lasers for Material Processing
6 Dec 1996	David Dean, ORNL, Shell Model Monte Carlo Studies of Nuclei
10 Jan 1997	Gene D. Sprouse, SUNY, Stony Brook, Laser Trapping of Radioactive Francium, Present Results and Future Prospects
17 Jan 1997	Teng Lek Khoo, ANL Physics Div., Superdeformation: Order Embedded in Chaos
24 Jan 1997	Franco Nori, U. of Michigan, Vortex Dynamics: Plastic Flow, Voltage Bursts, and Avalanches in Superconductors
31 Jan 1997	Juan-Carlos Campuzano, U. of Illinois, Chicago & ANL Materials Science Div., Pairing and Boson Condensation in High Tc Materials
7 Feb 1997	Haiyan Gao, ANL Physics Div., First Results from TJNAF
14 Feb 1997	Angela Olinto, U. of Chicago, Cosmological Magnetic Fields and Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays
21 Feb 1997	Gerald T. Garvey, LANL, Selected Topics in US Federal Science Policy 94-96
28 Feb 1997	Daniel Krakauer, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Recent Results on the Structure of the Proton
7 Mar 1997	Richard L. Garwin, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Disposal of Excess Weapon Plutonium and Uranium: What do we know and when will we do it?
14 Mar 1997	Mitio Inokuti, ANL Physics Div., Ugo Fano and Developments in Atomic and Molecular Physics
21 Mar 1997	Helena Pycior, U. of Wisconsin, Marie and Pierre Curie as Scientific Collaborators: A Century of Interpretation and Reinterpretation
28 Mar 1997	Terry Walker, Ohio State U., The Tension Over a Crisis in The Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
4 Apr 1997	Wolfgang Ketterle, MIT, Atoms Behave as Waves: Bose-Einstein Condensation and the Atom Laser
11 Apr 1997	Yoram Alhassid, Yale U., Chaos in Mesoscopic Systems: from Nuclei to Quantum Dots
25 Apr 1997	Ming C. Wu, UCLA, Optical Applications of Micromachining Technology
2 May 1997	Bernd Crasemann, U. of Oregon, X-Rays in Atomic Physics -- Then and Now
9 May 1997	Rolf Landauer, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Information is Physical
16 May 1997	Harold E. Jackson, Jr., ANL Physics Div., HERMES, A New Approach to Nucleon Spin Studies
23 May 1997	Gary Glatzmaier, LANL, 3D Numerical Simulations of the Geodynamo: Magnetic Field Reversals and the Rotation of the Earth's Inner Core
30 May 1997	Malvin Kalos, Cornell Theory Center, The Future of High-Performance Computational Science
5 Sep 1997	Chris Wood, NIST, Boulder, Improved Measurement of Parity Non-conservation in Cesium Atoms and the Nuclear Anapole Moment of 133Cs
12 Sep 1997	Robert B. Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., Quantum Monte Carlo Calculations for Light Nuclei
19 Sep 1997	Emil Wolf, U. of Rochester, The Redshift Controversy and Correlation-Induced Spectral Changes
26 Sep 1997	Wick Haxton, U. of Washington, The Question of Nonstandard Solar Models
3 Oct 1997	David Price, ANL Materials Science Div., Stable and Supercooled Hot Liquids
17 Oct 1997	Margaret Murnane, U. of Michigan, Extreme Nonlinear Optics - Generation of Coherent, Femtosecond, X-Ray Pulses
24 Oct 1997	Ernst W. Otten, U. of Mainz, Spin Polarized 3He Measurement of the Form Factor of the Neutron and of the Human Lung
31 Oct 1997	Jonathan Rosner, U. of Chicago, Particles with Beauty - Windows on New Physics
7 Nov 1997	John P. Ralston, U. of Kansas, The First Gauge Theory
14 Nov 1997	James J. Connell, U. of Chicago, Cosmic Ray Composition Studies: Nuclear Physics on a Galactic Scale
21 Nov 1997	David N. Schramm, U. of Chicago, Dark Matter and the Density of Baryons in the Universe
5 Dec 1997	Guy Savard, ANL Physics Div., Physics with Trapped Radioactive Ions
12 Dec 1997	Keh-Fei Liu, U. of Kentucky, Valence QCD and Quark Model
9 Jan 1998	Robert W. Dunford, ANL Physics Div., Two-photon Decay
16 Jan 1998	Anthony J. Leggett, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Superfluidity, Phase Coherence, and the New Bose-condensed Alkali Gases
23 Jan 1998	Hans-Otto Meyer, Indiana U., The Nucleon-Nucleon Interaction, Studied With Cooled Beams
30 Jan 1998	Jeffrey S. Gaffney, ANL Environmental Research Div., Megacity Photochemical Air Pollution and Oxygenated Fuels: PANhandling in the Americas
6 Feb 1998	Frank von Hippel, Princeton U., Taking Nuclear Weapons Off Hair-Trigger Alert
13 Feb 1998	Ernst Rehm, ANL Physics Div., Experiments with Radioactive Beams - Studying Stellar Explosions in the Laboratory
20 Feb 1998	Paul C. Lauterbur, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Diffusional Enhancement of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
27 Feb 1998	Hui Cao, Northwestern U., Semiconductor Cavity QED
6 Mar 1998	Augusto O. Macchiavelli, LBNL, Magnetic Rotation From a Different Perspective
13 Mar 1998	Anton Zeilinger, Universitat Innsbruck, Quantum Teleportation and the Nature of Information
20 Mar 1998	Laurie M. Brown, Northwestern U., The Hundred-Year-Old Electron and the Nucleus: A History
27 Mar 1998	Dirk Rischke, Yale U., Hot and Dense Nuclear Matter Under the Microscope: What Can We Learn from Relativistic Heavy-Ion Physics?
3 Apr 1998	James S. Langer, U. of California, How Solids Break
10 Apr 1998	Don Edwards, DESY, The TESLA Collaboration: A Major Effort on Superconducting RF Development
24 Apr 1998	Madappa Prakash, SUNY, Stony Brook, Photons and Neutrinos from Neutron Stars: Probes of Hot and Dense Matter
1 May 1998	Moses H. Chan, Pennsylvania State U., Disorder and the Superfluid Transitions
5 May 1998	Daniel Kleppner, MIT, An Atomic Attack on the Semiclassical Gap
8 May 1998	Nu Xu, LBNL, Ultrarelativistic Heavy Ion Collisions
15 May 1998	Gordon Kane, U. of Michigan, Supersymmetry - What? Why? When?
22 May 1998	Michael R. Pennington, U. of Durham, Pions: Unbaring Their Lightness of Being
27 May 1998	Jolie Cizewski, ANL Physics Div. and Rutgers U., The Magic Numbers of Maria Goeppert-Mayer: Past, Present, and Future
29 May 1998	Peter Schiffer, U. of Notre Dame, Beach Physics: Studies of Wetting and Drag Force in Granular Media
5 Jun 1998	Anthony W. Thomas, U. of Adelaide, Deep Inelastic Scattering as a Probe of the Nonperturbative Structure of the Nucleon
1 Jul 1998	Malcolm H. Macfarlane, Indiana U., Sum Rules in Nuclear Physics - The Story of a Blunt Instrument
11 Sep 1998	Donald Clayton, Clemson U., Nuclear Astrophysics with Presolar Grains
18 Sep 1998	Seth Putterman, U. of California at Los Angeles, Sonoluminescence: The Star in a Jar
25 Sep 1998	Edward W. Kolb, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Seeds of Cosmic Structure: Quantum Fluctuations in the Primordial Soup
2 Oct 1998	Wayne Itano, NIST, Boulder, Crystallized Ion Plasmas in a Penning Trap
9 Oct 1998	Robert Roser, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Top Quark, from Discovery to Present
16 Oct 1998	Richard Seto, U. of California at Riverside, Squeezing the Nucleus: High Density Matter in Heavy-Ion Collisions
23 Oct 1998	Eric Adelberger, U. of Washington, A New Look at Einstein's Equivalence Principle
6 Nov 1998	Peter Fisher, MIT, The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer Experiment
13 Nov 1998	Krishna Rajagopal, MIT, The Many Phases of QCD
20 Nov 1998	Rolf Siemssen, KVI, Groningen, Radioactive Beam Facilities and Projects
4 Dec 1998	Gopal Shenoy, ANL Experimental Facilities Div., Scientific Research at the Advanced Photon Source
11 Dec 1998	Andrei Mirzabekov, ANL Biology Div. & Engelhart Institute of Molecular Biology, Biological Microchips: A Challenge for Engineers, Physicists and Computer Scientists
18 Dec 1998	Thomas Kirk, BNL, RHIC Physics and Facility - A Golden Era Ahead
8 Jan 1999	Bryon Mueller, ANL Physics Div., Measurement of the Light Quark Flavor Asymmetry in the Nucleon Sea
15 Jan 1999	John Doyle, Harvard U., Cooling and Trapping of Molecules
22 Jan 1999	Yau Wah, U. of Chicago, Symmetry and Conservation Laws: New Results from Kaon and Pion Decays
29 Jan 1999	Kim Lister, ANL Physics Div., Gammasphere at Argonne: The Device Moved But Did The Physics?
5 Feb 1999	Kees de Jager, Jefferson Lab., Highlights of the Hall A Research Program at Jefferson Lab
12 Feb 1999	Tom O'Neill, ANL Physics Div., Are Virtual Particles Real?
19 Feb 1999	Cosmas Zachos, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Quantum Mechanics Lives and Works in Phase Space
26 Feb 1999	Philip Bucksbaum, U. of Michigan, The Phonon Bragg Switch: A Proposal to Generate Sub-Picosecond X-Ray Pulses
5 Mar 1999	Michael Welch, Washington U. Medical Center, Current Advances in PET and its Applications
12 Mar 1999	Elizabeth J. Beise, U. of Maryland, New Results from JLAB on the Electromagnetic Structure of the Deuteron
19 Mar 1999	Erick Cantu-Paz, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Recent Results in Parallel Genetic Algorithms
9 Apr 1999	A. Baha Balantekin, U. of Wisconsin, Progress and Prospects in Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics
16 Apr 1999	Alex Dzierba, Indiana U., Mesons with Unusual Quantum Numbers and Gluonic Excitations
23 Apr 1999	Michael Riordan, SLAC, The Invention of the Transistor
7 May 1999	Geoffrey West, LANL, The Tree of Life; The Origin of Universal Scaling Laws in Biology from Molecules and Cells to Whales
14 May 1999	A. W. Castleman, Penn State U., Atomic and Molecular Clusters: Matter of Nanoscale Dimensions
21 May 1999	Hans Moravec, Carnegie Mellon U., Utility and Universal Robots, Soon
28 May 1999	Sheldon Goldstein, Rutgers U., Quantum Theory Without Observers
10 Sep 1999	James F. Bell, Cornell U., Strategy and Science Goals for NASA's Mars Sample Return Mission
17 Sep 1999	David Tománek, Michigan State U., Self-Assembly and Dynamics of Carbon Nanotube Systems
1 Oct 1999	Wai-Yee Keung, U. of Illinois, Chicago, CP Violation: A Window to See New Physics
8 Oct 1999	Craig Roberts, ANL Physics Div., Inside Hadron Physics
15 Oct 1999	Zheng-Tian Lu, ANL Physics Div., Atom Trap Trace Analysis -- A New Demon on the Block
29 Oct 1999	Walter Henning, ANL Physics Div., Going Away from Stability
5 Nov 1999	Victor Ninov, LBNL, Status and Perspectives of Super Heavy-Element Research
12 Nov 1999	Carlton M. Caves, U. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, Quantum Information and Quantum Computation, or Why Quantum Mechanics Is Good for You
19 Nov 1999	Rocco Schiavilla, Jefferson Lab. and Old Dominion U., Few-Body Capture Reactions: Precision Nuclear Astrophysics
3 Dec 1999	Joseph Lykken, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Search for Extra Dimensions
10 Dec 1999	Edward J. Daw, MIT, LIGO - A Direct Experimental Search for Gravitational Radiation from Astrophysical Sources
17 Dec 1999	John R. Arthur, SLAC., Prospects for an X-ray Free-Electron-Laser Light Source and some Possible Scientific Applications
7 Jan 2000	John Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Physics, The Core of Matter, The Fuel of Stars
14 Jan 2000	Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard U., Observing the Quantum Limit of an Electron Cyclotron: QND Measurements of Quantum Jumps Between Fock States
21 Jan 2000	Maury Goodman, ANL High Energy Physics, Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiments
28 Jan 2000	John M. Goodkind, U. California, San Diego, Using Superconductivity to Measure Slow Changes in Gravity
11 Feb 2000	Donald F. Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., How vanilla is your proton?
25 Feb 2000	Mark Kasevich, Yale U., Atom Interferometers as Inertial Force Sensors
3 Mar 2000	Richard Wilson, Harvard U., Hormesis, Low Dose Linearity and the Nuclear Industry
24 Mar 2000	John Hardy, Texas A & M U., Superallowed Beta Decay: A Nuclear Probe of the Electroweak Standard Model
31 Mar 2000	Joshua Frieman, U. of Chicago and Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Sloan Digital Sky Survey: First Science Results
7 Apr 2000	David J. Dean, ORNL, Phases: From Nuclei to Quantum Dots
14 Apr 2000	Boris Kayser, NSF, Washington, DC, Why Do We Think Neutrinos Have Mass?
21 Apr 2000	Curtis J Struck, Iowa State U., Galaxy Collisions: The Driving Process of Galaxy Evolution
5 May 2000	Dieter Gruen, ANL Chemistry Div., The Egg as Eye: Ultrananocrystalline Diamond in the Cosmos and in the Laboratory
12 May 2000	Robert McKeown, Caltech, Through the Looking Glass: the New Electroweak Frontier
19 May 2000	Wayne Hu, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, Ringing in the New Cosmology: Implications of Recent Cosmic Microwave Background Experiments
26 May 2000	Ralf Roehlsberger, U. Rostock, Resonant X-ray Scattering from Rotating Matter: The Nuclear Lighthouse Effect
2 Jun 2000	Robert Rosner, U. of Chicago, Using Simulations to Connect Astrophysics to the Laboratory
9 Jun 2000	Sean Carroll, U. of Chicago, The Accelerating Universe: Enigmas and Nostrums
23 Jun 2000	Theodore Postol, MIT, Scientific Fraud in the US National Missile Defense Program
8 Sep 2000	Roy Holt, ANL Physics Div., Illuminating the Deuteron at Jefferson Lab
15 Sep 2000	Alan Wuosmaa, ANL Physics Div., This Just In ... - Very Recent Results from RHIC
22 Sep 2000	George Crabtree, ANL Materials Science Div., Driven Dynamics of Superconducting Vortices
29 Sep 2000	Yongzhong Qian, U. of Minnesota, Recent Progress in Understanding Nucleosynthesis via Rapid Neutron Capture: from Rocks, Stars, and Galaxies to Neutrinos, Nuclei, and Nuclear Matter
13 Oct 2000	Brad Sherrill, Michigan State U., Nuclear Structure Studies at RIA
20 Oct 2000	David Hertzog, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Precision Measurement of the Muon's Anomalous Magnetic Moment
27 Oct 2000	Christopher Monroe, U. of Michigan, Quantum Computing with Trapped Ions
3 Nov 2000	Richard Milner, MIT, The Electron Ion Collider: A Powerful New Nicroscope to Study the Structure of Matter
10 Nov 2000	Francis Halzen, U. of Wisconsin, Madison, High-energy Neutrino Astronomy: Results from the South Pole
17 Nov 2000	Stephen Milton, ANL Advanced Photon Source Div., Self-Amplified Spontaneous Emission: Extending Synchrotron Light Source Brightness by Many Orders of Magnitude
1 Dec 2000	Gordon Baym, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Hanbury Brown and Twiss Intensity Interferometry: From Stars to Nuclear Collisions to Atoms
8 Dec 2000	Susan Landau, Sun Microsystems Labs., Cryptology: Technology and Policy
15 Dec 2000	Robert Wald, U. of Chicago, Black Holes, Thermodynamics, and the `Information Paradox'
12 Jan 2001	Thomas Mason, ORNL, The Spallation Neutron Source: A Powerful Tool for Materials Research
19 Jan 2001	Jens Gundlach, U. of Washington, Big G and Gravity Close Up
26 Jan 2001	Carl Wieman, U. of Colorado, Quantum Explosions and Implosions in a Bose-Einstein Condensate of Rubidium 85
2 Feb 2001	Heinrich Jaeger, U. of Chicago, Is Sand a Solid, a Liquid or a Gas? The Physics of Granular Materials
9 Feb 2001	J. Murray Gibson, ANL Materials Science Div., Glimpsing Medium-range Order: The Structure of Glass from Fluctuation Electron Microscopy
16 Feb 2001	John Cowan, U. of Oklahoma, r-Process Abundances in Halo Stars and the Age of the Galaxy
2 Mar 2001	James J. Laidler, ANL CMT, The Advanced Accelerator Applications Program and Accelerator Transmutation of Waste
9 Mar 2001	Vladimir M. Lobashev, Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Science, Direct Search for Mass of Neutrino in Semileptonic Decays - Study of Beta-spectrum of Tritium
16 Mar 2001	Edward Kibblewhite, U. of Chicago, Adaptive Optics in the 21st Century
23 Mar 2001	Sam D. Bader, ANL Materials Science Div., Nanomagnetism
29 Mar 2001	Walter Greiner, JWG Universitaet Frankfurt/Main, Nuclear Matter, Hypermatter, Antimatter and Strong Correlations in the Vacuum
30 Mar 2001	Keith Moffat, U. of Chicago, Picosecond Time-resolved Macromolecular Crystallography: Molecular Movies?
6 Apr 2001	Volker Burkert, Jefferson Lab., Nucleon Microscopy with CLAS at Jefferson Lab
13 Apr 2001	Chung-Pei Ma, U. Pennsylvania, New Perspectives on Cosmological Structure Formation
19 Apr 2001	Lawrence Cardman, Jefferson Lab, CEBAF @ Jefferson Lab: Recent Results and Plans for the Future
27 Apr 2001	Johann Deisenhofer, Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Interactions of Drugs With Their Target in Atomic Detail
4 May 2001	Gerry Garvey, LANL, A Possible eA Collider
11 May 2001	Paul Kwiat, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Entangled Photons for Quantum Information: 101 Uses for a Schroedinger Kitten-Embryo
18 May 2001	Lee C. Teng, ANL Advanced Photon Source Div., Particle Accelerators -- Outlook for the 21st Century
25 May 2001	Aneesh Manohar, U. California, San Diego, Non-relativistic Bound States in Quantum Field Theory
1 Jun 2001	Simon Swordy, U. of Chicago, The Cosmic Ray Conundrum - Does this make any sense?
8 Jun 2001	Carlos Wagner, ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Muon as a Probe of the Standard Model of Particle Interactions
15 Jun 2001	Gabriel Karl, U. of Guelph, Quantum Variations and Least Action Principles for Pedestrians
21 Sep 2001	Hamish Roberston, U. of Washington, SNO Flies: The Solar Neutrino Problem Resolved
5 Oct 2001	Malcom Derrick, ANL High Energy Physics, HERA ep colliding beam physics:current results and future prospects
12 Oct 2001	Walt Loveland, Oregon State U., Synthetic Paths to the Heaviest Elements
26 Oct 2001	Michael Turner, U. of Chicago, Making Sense of the New Cosmology
2 Nov 2001	Charles Perdrisat, College of William and Mary, Proton Form Factor Measurements at Jefferson Lab
9 Nov 2001	Philip Mannheim, U. of Connecticut, Gravitationally Induced Quantum Interference
16 Nov 2001	Juergen Kluge, GSI and U. of Heidelberg, Precision by Cooling: Atomic and Nuclear Physics in Small and Large Ion Traps
30 Nov 2001	Natalie Roe, LBNL, What's the Matter with Antimatter?
7 Dec 2001	Brent Fultz, Caltech, Vibrational Entropy and Inelastic Scattering
14 Dec 2001	John W. Harris, Yale U., Are We Seeing Glimpses of a Primoridal Quark-Gluon Soup?
4 Jan 2002	Helen Edwards, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Update on TESLA
11 Jan 2002	Harold Jackson, ANL Physics Div., HERMES and the Spin of the Proton
18 Jan 2002	Thomas Glasmacher, Michigan State U., Exploring light neutron-rich atomic nuclei with fast beams of rare isotopes
25 Jan 2002	Henry Weller, Duke U., Nuclear Physics at the Duke FEL gamma-ray source
8 Feb 2002	Tom Witten, U. of Chicago, Generalized crumpling: how smooth forces make sharp structures.
15 Feb 2002	Michael Wiescher, Notre Dame, The fate of matter on accreting neutron stars
22 Feb 2002	Jean-Michel Poutissou, TRIUMF, The initial science program of ISAC, the Canadian Isotope Accelerator
1 Mar 2002	Don Wuebbles, U. of Illinois, Achieving a Sustainable Climate: Issues, Impacts, and Resolution
8 Mar 2002	Robert Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Forces and the Destiny of the Universe
15 Mar 2002	Michael Ramsey-Musolf, Caltech, What can precision low-energy measurements teach us about 'new physics'?
22 Mar 2002	Millicent Firestone, Argonne National Lab, Self-Assembled Nanostructures
29 Mar 2002	Steve Elliott, U. of Washington, Double Beta Decay: Is the Neutrino Mass Within Reach?
5 Apr 2002	Ed Blucher, U. of Chicago, Investigating the Difference Between Matter and Antimatter with Neutral Kaons
12 Apr 2002	Krishna Kumar, U. of Massachusetts, Strange, New Physics with Parity-Violating Electron Scattering
19 Apr 2002	Massimo Salvatores, Argonne National Lab, Physics and Issues of Radioactive Waste Transmutation
26 Apr 2002	Rick Casten, Yale U., Critical Point Symmetries in Nuclei
3 May 2002	John Carlstrom, U. of Chicago, Cosmology with Cosmic Microwave Background Observations
10 May 2002	Francesco Iachello, Yale U., The Discovery of Supersymmetry in Nuclei
17 May 2002	Bradley Filippone, CalTech, What's So Cool About Ultra-Cold Neutrons?
24 May 2002	Harvey Drucker, Argonne National Lab, The New Approach to Dealing with Terrorism: Asymmetric Warfare.
31 May 2002	John Ahearne, Sigma Xi Center, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, Nuclear Energy: Present Technology, Safety, and Future Research Directions
7 Jun 2002	Sam Finn, Penn State U., Gravitational Wave Phenomenology
6 Sep 2002	Don Goldsmith, Self, The Runaway Universe
13 Sep 2002	Chris Fryer, LANL, Core-Collapse Supernovae
20 Sep 2002	Alan Nathan, U. of Illinois, Urbana, The Physics of Hitting a Home Run
27 Sep 2002	J. David Jackson, UC Berkeley and LBNL, Historical Roots of Gauge Invariance
18 Oct 2002	Jun Ye, Joint Institute for Lab. Astrophysics (JILA), Control of coherent light: Time meets Frequency
25 Oct 2002	Art McDonald, Queen's U., Kingston, Ontario, Solving the Solar Neutrino Problem
1 Nov 2002	David DeMille, Yale U., Tabletop probes for TeV physics: searches for the electric dipole moment of the electron
15 Nov 2002	Jayanth Banavar, Penn State U., The Geometry and Physics of Proteins
22 Nov 2002	>Walter Kutschera, U. of Vienna, Isotope Studies of the Alpine Iceman Oetzi
6 Dec 2002	Walter Henning, GSI, The GSI Future Facility
13 Dec 2002	John Arrington , ANL Physics Div., Do Ordinary Nuclei Contain Exotic States of Matter?
20 Dec 2002	Yuri Oganessian , Flerov Lab. of Nuclear Reactions, JINR, Dubna, Russia, Heaviest Nuclei Close to the "Islands of Stability" of Superheavy Elements
10 Jan 2003	Valery Nesvizhevsky, Institute Laue and Langevin, France, Quantum states of neutrons in the Earth's gravitational field
17 Jan 2003	Kenneth M. Kemner, ANL Environmental Research Div., Using High-Energy X-ray Physics to Address Environmental Science Problems
24 Jan 2003	Jim Truran, U. Chicago, Tracing the Abundance History of the Cosmos
31 Jan 2003	Stuart Freedman, U. of California, Berkeley, KamLand
7 Feb 2003	Alfred H. Mueller, Columbia U., Small-x behavior and saturation in nuclear and particle physics
14 Feb 2003	Robert L. Merlino, The U. of Iowa, Dusty plasmas in the laboratory and space
28 Feb 2003	Phil Woods, U. of Edinburgh, Nuclei Beyond the Proton Drip-Line
7 Mar 2003	David Wineland, NIST, Quantum games with trapped atomic ions; whither quantum computation?
14 Mar 2003	Janet Conrad , Columbia U., Seeking the Small Silent Type
21 Mar 2003	J. Murray Gibson, ANL OTD, Music, Fourier and Wave-Particle Duality
28 Mar 2003	Steven Rolston, NIST, Ultracold Neutral Plasmas
4 Apr 2003	Jeffrey S. Hangst, U. of Aarhus, The Production of Cold Antihydrogen
10 Apr 2003	Achim Richter, Institute for Nuclear Physics, Darmstadt U. of Technology, Playing Billiards with Microwaves - Quantum Manifestations of Classical Chaos
11 Apr 2003	Hendrik Schatz, Michigan State U., Cosmic Fireworks and Radioactive Beams
18 Apr 2003	Martin Savage, U. of Washington, Seattle, Effective Field Theory in Nuclear Physics
25 Apr 2003	Timothy Chupp, U. of Michigan, NMR and MRI with Laser Polarized Noble Gases: What's New?
2 May 2003	Friedrich-K Thielemann, U. of Basel, Switzerland, Nuclei far from Stability: Their Role and Production in Astrophysical Events
9 May 2003	Hasan Padamsee, Lab. for Elementary Particle Physics, Cornell U., Why Superconductivity Will Propel the Next Generation Accelerators for Light Sources and Linear Colliders
16 May 2003	T.-S. Harry Lee, ANL Physics Div., What have we learned recently from few-GeV Electroweak Reactions?
23 May 2003	Shoucheng Zhang, Stanford U., Can Relativity be an Emergent Principle?
30 May 2003	Scott Thomas, Stanford U., High Energy Colliders as Black Hole Factories: The End of Short Distance Physics
6 Jun 2003	Axel Drees, SUNY Stony Brook, Jet Quenching and the Quark Gluon Plasma at RHIC
5 Sep 2003	Jainendra K. Jain, Pennsylvania State U., The role of analogy in unraveling the fractional quantum Hall effect mystery
12 Sep 2003	Andrew Cumming, U. of California, Lick Observatory, Neutron Stars on Fire
19 Sep 2003	Rolf Ent, Jefferson Lab., The Science Driving the Jefferson Lab 12-GeV Upgrade
3 Oct 2003	Takeshi Oka, U. of Chicago, The Ubiquitous H3+, from Giant Planets to Star Forming Regions
10 Oct 2003	Sam Bader, ANL Materials Science Div., Nanoscience – A Source of Innovation for the 21st Century
17 Oct 2003	Robert L. Park, American Physical Society and U. of Maryland, Being there: the Rise of the Virtual Astronaut
24 Oct 2003	Daniel Lidar, Toronto U., Quantum Computers and Decoherence: Exorcising the Demon from the Machine
7 Nov 2003	Juan Collar, U. of Chicago, Low-background Detector Development at EFI: WIMPs, Axions, Neutrinos and other Sneaky Beasts
14 Nov 2003	George Sterman, SUNY, Stony Brook, Perturbative QCD: the Phenomenology of Quarks and Gluons
21 Nov 2003	Maria Spiropulu, U. of California Santa Barbara, Space Exploration with Colliders
5 Dec 2003	Monica Valluri, U. of Chicago, Supermassive Black Holes in Galactic Nuclei
12 Dec 2003	Norman Christ, Columbia U., QCD on a chip
19 Dec 2003	Charles Falco,, U. of Arizona, The Science of Optics; The History of Art
9 Jan 2004	Howard Georgi, Harvard U., Women and the Future of Physics
16 Jan 2004	Barry Barish,, CalTech, Probing the Universe for Gravitational Waves
23 Jan 2004	James F. Miller, ANL CMT, Hydrogen - The fuel of the future
30 Jan 2004	Zheng-tian Lu, ANL Physics Div., Atom Trap, Krypton-81, and Egypt
6 Feb 2004	Chris Quigg, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., The Coming Revolutions in Particle Physics
13 Feb 2004	Mitio Inokuti, ANL Physics Div., The Lindau Meeting
20 Feb 2004	Roy Holt, ANL Physics Div., Frontiers at the Femtoscale
27 Feb 2004	Spencer Wells, National Geographic Society, The Journey of Man: A Genetic Odyssey
5 Mar 2004	Larry McLerran, BNL, What is the Experimental Evidence for the Color Glass Condensate?
12 Mar 2004	Louis-Gregory Strolger, Space Telescope Science Institute, Supernovae and the Accelerating/Decelerating Universe
19 Mar 2004	Thomas Bjørnholm, Nano Science Center, U. of Copenhagen, Organic molecules in electronic devices
26 Mar 2004	S. R. Kulkarni, CalTech, Cosmic explosions
2 Apr 2004	Robert M. Key, Princeton U., A Global Ocean Carbon Climatology: Results from GLODAP
9 Apr 2004	Mike Wilde, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., The Virtual Data Grid: A New Model and Architecture for Data-Intensive Collaboration
16 Apr 2004	Isao Tanihata, ANL Physics Div., A New View of Nuclear Structure: Studies with Radioactive Ion Beams in Japan
23 Apr 2004	Geoffrey L. Greene, U. of Tennessee, Parity Violation, Time Reversal, and the Neutron New Physics Opportunities at the Spallation Neutron Source
30 Apr 2004	Ernst Rehm, ANL Physics Div., 'Per aspera ad astra' - Nuclear astrophysics with radioactive beams
7 May 2004	Daniel Akerib, Case Western U., Looking for WIMPs in the Galactic Halo: the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (and some other dark matter experiments)
14 May 2004	Joel Karp, U. of Pennsylvania, Positron Emission Tomography (PET): Present and Future Technology
21 May 2004	Al Seckel, CalTech, The World's Most Powerful Illusions: An Interactive Journey Through Your Mind's Eye
28 May 2004	Lee Smolin, Waterloo, Canada, Loop Quantum Gravity
4 Jun 2004	Lynne Osman Elkin, California State U. at Hayward, Rosalind Franklin and the Double Helix
11 Jun 2004	P.-G. Reinhard, Universitaet Erlangen and Nurnberg, Exotic Nuclei – A Challenge for Nuclear Structure Models
10 Sep 2004	Paul Corkum, NRC Ottawa, Canada, Attosecond Lasers
17 Sep 2004	Lev Pitaevskii, U. of Trento and Kapitza Institute for Physical Problems, Bose-Einstein Condensate - a New State of Matter
24 Sep 2004	Dmitri Diakonov, Jefferson Lab., Pentaquarks: a new kind of elementary particles?
1 Oct 2004	Ian McNulty, ANL Advanced Photon Source Div., X-ray Vortices
8 Oct 2004	Thomas Hemmick, SUNY, Stony Brook, The state of RHIC physics: Adventures at the highest temperatures achieved by man
15 Oct 2004	Maki Kawai, Surface-Chem. Lab., Japan, Observing Reactions of Single Molecule via Vibrational Excitation using Scanning Transmission Microscope
22 Oct 2004	Robert Geroch, U. of Chicago, Faster than light?
5 Nov 2004	Raman Sundrum, Johns Hopkins U., The Superworld, The Braneworld, and Our World
12 Nov 2004	Jennie Traschen, U. of Massachusetts, Black Holes and Thermodynamics
19 Nov 2004	Timothy C. Beers, Michigan State U., Mining the Milky Way Galaxy with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey
3 Dec 2004	John D'Auria, Simon Fraser U., Canada, Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics at the ISAC Radioactive Beams Laboratory Using the DRAGON Facility
7 Dec 2004	Douglas D. Osheroff, Stanford U., Understanding the Columbia Space Shuttle Accident
9 Dec 2004	Anthony Leggett, U. of Illinois - Urbama, Superfluidity, phase coherence and the new Bose-condensed alkali gases
17 Dec 2004	Thomas C. Katsouleas, U. of Southern California, Progress on Plasma Accelerators: From the Energy Frontier to Tabletops
7 Jan 2005	Jeffrey S. Gaffney, Argonne National Lab., Mexico City Revisited: Natural Radioactivity, Ammonia, and Black Carbon Measurements in April 2003
14 Jan 2005	Stefan Frauendorf, Notre Dame U., New symmetries of rotating nuclei
21 Jan 2005	Dieter Gruen, ANL Materials Science Div., Fullerenes, nanotubes and ultrananocrystalline diamond: There's a bit less room at the bottom
28 Jan 2005	Michael Shaevitz, Columbia U., Neutrino Masses and Oscillations: A View of the Next Steps
4 Feb 2005	Anthony W. Thomas, Jefferson Lab., Understanding the Strong Interaction -- Recent Progress and the Opportunities Provided by Jefferson Lab at 12 GeV
9 Feb 2005	Emile A. Okal, Northwestern U., Tsunamis: Warning, detecting, simulating, chasing
18 Feb 2005	Angela Olinto, U. of Chicago, Deciphering the Extreme Universe
25 Feb 2005	Seth Lloyd, MIT, Fundamental limits to measuring space and time
4 Mar 2005	Steve Elliott, LANL, Double-beta decay and the neutrino
11 Mar 2005	Cheng Chin, U. of Chicago, Converting a Bose-Einstein condensate into a Cooper-paired degenerate Fermi gas
18 Mar 2005	Peter Armbruster, GSI, Nuclides Galore: Spallation revisited in inverse kinematics.
25 Mar 2005	Stuart Freedman, U. of California, Berkeley, Direct Evidence for Neutrino Oscillations from KamLAND
1 Apr 2005	Roy Holt, ANL Physics Div., Many facets of the deuteron
8 Apr 2005	Moses Chan, Pennsylvania State U., Can a solid be superfluid?
12 Apr 2005	Robert McKeown, CalTech, High-energy Particle Astrophysics Research in K-12 Schools
15 Apr 2005	Jack Carpenter, ANL IPNS, Spallation Neutron Sources: Present and Future
22 Apr 2005	Steve Geer, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Physics at an Upgraded Fermilab Proton Driver
29 Apr 2005	Maury Tigner, Cornell U., The International Linear Collider - where it stands
6 May 2005	Lillian Hoddeson, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Pushing Frontiers in Particle Physics: The Powers and Paradoxes of Megascience
13 May 2005	Walter Kutschera, U. of Vienna, Synchronizing cultures in the past: Pushing methods of natural sciences and humanities to their limits
20 May 2005	James Trosko, College of Human Medicine, Michigan State U., A paradign challenge in understanding carcinogenesis: adult stem cells and cell-cell communication gone amuck
27 May 2005	Tim Tait, ANL High Energy Physics Div, Precision Data and Hints for Physics Beyond the SM
3 Jun 2005	Kate Kirby, Harvard, Ethics issues in the practice of Physics
9 Sep 2005	David Campbell, Boston U., From Fermi Pasta Ulam (FPU) to Intrinsic Localized Modes (ILMs)
16 Sep 2005	Dmitry Budker, U. of California, Berkeley, Crossing the P's (and T's) and Dotting the α: an Update on Fundamental-Symmetry Tests at Berkeley.
30 Sep 2005	Francis L. Halzen, U. of Wisconsin, High-Energy Neutrino Astronomy: Towards Kilometer-Scale Neutrino Observatories
7 Oct 2005	Robert Lang, Alamo, Ca, From Flapping Birds to Space Telescopes: The Modern Science of Origami
14 Oct 2005	Rocky Kolb, Fermi National Accelerator Lab. & U. of Chicago, Thoughts on Dark Matter and Dark Energy
21 Oct 2005	Elizabeth J. Beise, U. of Maryland & National Science Foundation, Strange and Not So Strange Things about the Proton
28 Oct 2005	Donald F. Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., What Do We Know and What Do We Need to Know in Nuclear Science
4 Nov 2005	Ruprecht Machleidt, U. of Idaho, The Nuclear Force Problem: Is the Never-Ending Story Coming to an End?
11 Nov 2005	John Millener, BNL, The p-Shell: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
18 Nov 2005	James P. Vary, Iowa State U., Solving Hamiltonians for Nuclei and for Quantum Field Theory
2 Dec 2005	Blayne Heckel, U. of Washington, Testing the Gravitational Inverse Square Law at Sub-Millimeter Distances
9 Dec 2005	Victor Flambaum, U. of New South Wales, Parity and Time Reversal Violation in Atoms and Nuclei and Tests of the Standard Model
16 Dec 2005	Donald Q. Lamb, U. of Chicago, Exciting Recent Discoveries About Gamma-Ray Bursts
6 Jan 2006	Guy Savard, ANL Physics Div., High-Precision Mass Measurements, Vud , and the Status of the CKM Unitarity
13 Jan 2006	Hui Cao, Northwestern U., Chaotic Mircolasers
20 Jan 2006	Fausto Cattaneo, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Div., The Magneto-Rotational-Instability and Angular Momentum Transport
27 Jan 2006	Michael J. Pellin, ANL Materials Science Div., Atoms Returned from Our Sun: First Measurements from the Genesis Spacecraft
3 Feb 2006	Michael Thoennessen, Michigan State U., Exploring the Neutron Dripline with MoNA
10 Feb 2006	Augusto O. Macchiavelli, LBNL, Gammasphere: the First Ten Years
17 Feb 2006	Arlene Lennox, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Neutrons Against Cancer
24 Feb 2006	Roland Diehl, Max and Planck and Institut fuer Extraterrestrische Physik, Garching, High-Energy Astrophysics with Gamma-Ray Telescopes
3 Mar 2006	Garry Rumbles, National Renewable Energy Lab., Excitonic Solar Cells: from Quantum Dots and Proteins to Carbon Nanotubes
7 Mar 2006	Wolfgang Ketterle, MIT, New Forms of Quantum Matter Near Absolute Zero Temperature
10 Mar 2006	Michael Paul, Hebrew U., Laboratory View on Extinct Radioactivities, Galactic Radioactivities and Star Dust
24 Mar 2006	Michael Peshkin, Northwestern U., Kinesthetically Linked Dyads: Are Two Motor-Control Systems Better Than One?
31 Mar 2006	Stephen L. Dewey, BNL, Brain Function by PET Scan
14 Apr 2006	Adam Burrows, U. of Arizona, New Ideas Concerning the Mechanism for Core-Collapse Supernova Explosions
5 May 2006	Roland LaForge, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Denver, Seismic Hazard Characterization - A Brief History
12 May 2006	Kenneth M. Nollett, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Physics in the pp Chain, r-Process, and x-Process
19 May 2006	Kawtar Hafidi, ANL Physics Div., Honey, I Shrunk the rho
26 May 2006	Matthew Strassler, U. of Washington, Magical Metamorphoses: Duality in Quantum Theory
2 Jun 2006	Evelyn L. Hu, U. of California at Santa Barbara, Quantum Dots in Photonic Crystal Cavities: Tuning the Optical Environment at the Nanoscale
16 Jun 2006	Michael S. Lubell, City U. of New York & The American Physical Society, Science on a National Agenda: the Road Forward
8 Sep 2006	Gary Wiederrecht, ANL Chemistry Div., Imaging and spectroscopy of nanoscale plasmonic heterostructures
15 Sep 2006	Sidney Nagel, U. of Chicago, Breaking Away, Selective Withdrawal and Islets in the Stream: The Role of Singularities in Fluid Flow
21 Sep 2006	various, various, Nuclear Physics: The Core of Matter, The Fuel of Stars A Symposium celebrating John Schiffer's 50 years at Argonne
6 Oct 2006	Craig Roberts, ANL Physics Div., Much Ado About Hadrons
13 Oct 2006	Stephan Meyer, U. of Chicago, Three Years of WMAP
20 Oct 2006	Naomi Makins, U. of Illinois, In Search of L: Orbital Motion in the Land of Quarks
3 Nov 2006	Teng Lek Khoo, ANL Physics Div., Superheavy Nuclei and Elements
10 Nov 2006	Harry Weerts, High Energy ANL Physics Div., The US Particle Physics Roadmap
17 Nov 2006	Clive R. Neal, U. of Notre Dame, The Need for and Challenges of Installing a Global Lunar Seismic Network: The Notre Dame-led LuSeN Mission
1 Dec 2006	Leo Hollberg, NIST, Stable Lasers and Cold Atoms
8 Dec 2006	Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard U., New Measurement of the Electron Magnetic Moment and the Fine Structure Constant
15 Dec 2006	Robert Tribble, Texas A&M U., Stellar Evolution: A Nuclear Physics Perspective
5 Jan 2007	Birger Back, ANL Physics Div., Before Protons and Neutrons -- The Quark Gluon Era of the Universe
12 Jan 2007	Peter Lepage, Cornell U., The Fall and Rise of Lattice QCD: High-Precision Numerical QCD Confronts Experiment
26 Jan 2007	Michael Romalis, Princeton U., Atomic Magnetometers for Fundamental Physics and Applications
2 Feb 2007	John Beacom, The Ohio State U., Fossil Records of Star Formation: Supernova Neutrinos and Gamma Rays
9 Feb 2007	Gabriela González, Louisiana State U., Interferometric Detectors of Gravitational Waves: Opening a New Window to the Universe
16 Feb 2007	Gordon Baym, U. of Illinois, The Uncertainty Principals: Bohr and Heisenberg from Copenhagen to "Copenhagen"
23 Feb 2007	HongWen Jiang, U. of California at Los Angeles, Manipulation and Detection of Individual Electron Spins in Nanostructured Semiconductors
2 Mar 2007	Witek Nazarewicz, U. of Tennessee & ORNL, Shell Structure of Exotic Nuclei
9 Mar 2007	Dean Miller, ANL Materials Science Div., Correlating Microstructure and Current Transport in High Temperature Superconductor Wires
16 Mar 2007	Jerry Nolen, ANL Physics Div., How to Make Radioactive Beams
23 Mar 2007	Georg Hoffstaetter, Cornell U., The Energy Recovery Linac as a New X-ray Source
30 Mar 2007	Neil Shubin, U. of Chicago, Discovering a Link Between Fish and Limbed Animals: The Story of Tiktaalik roseae
6 Apr 2007	Krishna Kumar, U. of Massachusetts, Electrons and Mirror Symmetry
13 Apr 2007	Young-Kee Kim, U. of Chicago and Fermi National Accelerator Lab., E=mc2 Opening Windows on the World
20 Apr 2007	Eric Cornell, JILA, NIST, and U. of Colorado, Searching for the Electron's Electric Dipole Moment in Trapped Molecular Ions
4 May 2007	Ian Shipsey, Purdue U., Bringing Hearing to the Deaf -- Cochlear Implants: a Technical and Personal Account
11 May 2007	George F. Bertsch, U. of Washington, Density Functional Theory for Nuclear Binding and Structure
18 May 2007	Rex Tayloe, Indiana U., A Search for Neutrino Oscillations with the MiniBooNE Experiment
25 May 2007	Mats Lindroos, CERN, Beta Beams: A Neutrino Factory Based on Stored Radioactive Beams
28 Mar 2007	Bradley L. Jolliff, Washington U., Mars Exploration Rovers: Two Mars Years of Geologic Discovery
7 Sep 2007	Brian W. Fitzpatrick, Google Inc., Google: Building Scalable Systems and Moving Large Datasets
14 Sep 2007	Xiangdong Ji, U. of Maryland, Exploring the Partonic Structure of the Nucleon
21 Sep 2007	John P. Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., Perspectives on Nuclear Physics over the Past 100 Years
28 Sep 2007	Mike Norman, ANL Materials Science Div., High-Temperature Superconductivity - After 20 Years, Where Are We At?
5 Oct 2007	Serge Haroche, Collège de France & École Normale Supérieure, Quantum Non-Demolition Measurement of Light: The Birth, Life and Death of Trapped Photons
26 Oct 2007	Elena Aprile, Columbia U., The XENON Dark Matter Search
9 Nov 2007	David S. Weiss, Penn State U., Experiments with Atoms in One and Zero Dimensions
16 Nov 2007	Peter Mueller, ANL Physics Div., Simple Atoms, Extreme Nuclei: Laser Spectroscopy of 6He and 8He
7 Dec 2007	Chia-Ling Chien, Johns Hopkins U., Nanomagnets: Poles or no Poles
4 Jan 2008	Robert V. F. Janssens, ANL Physics Div., The Hunt for New Shell Structure in Neutron-Rich Nuclei
11 Jan 2008	Wim Leemans, LBNL, High-Energy Particle Accelerators that Can Fit on a (Large) Tabletop by Using Lasers
18 Jan 2008	Barry Wicklund, High Energy ANL Physics Div., Flavor Physics and The Strange Beauty Clock
25 Jan 2008	Linda Young, ANL Chemical Science and Engineering Div., Towards Laser Control of Ultrafast X-Ray Processes
8 Feb 2008	Peter G. O. Freund, U. of Chicago, A Passion for Discovery
15 Feb 2008	Abhay Ashtekar, Penn State U., Gravity, Geometry and the Quantum
22 Feb 2008	Tom LeCompte, High Energy ANL Physics Div., Standard Model Physics at the LHC
29 Feb 2008	Savdeep Sethi, U. of Chicago, Time and String Theory
7 Mar 2008	Lloyd Knox, U. of California at Davis, Future Probes of Dark Energy
14 Mar 2008	Rolf Ent, Jefferson National Lab., Quark-Hadron Duality and the Onset of the Quark Parton Model
21 Mar 2008	Henry Kapteyn, JILA and U. of Colorado, Ultrafast Molecular X-Ray Science
24 Mar 2008	Kenneth M. Nollett, ANL Physics Div., Some Puzzles in the Origins of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen
4 Apr 2008	Anneli Munkholm, Philips Lumileds Lighting Company, High Power Light Emitting Diodes: Progress & Challenges
18 Apr 2008	Joe Lykken, Fermi National Accelerator Lab. National Accelerator Lab., Twenty Questions at the Large Hadron Collider
25 Apr 2008	Stephan Paul, Technische Universität München, Origin and Structure of the Universe: The Neutron's Point of View
2 May 2008	Anthony Thomas, Jefferson National Lab. & College of William and Mary, Nucleon Spin Crisis : Begining to the End
9 May 2008	Walter Henning, ANL Physics Div., Intense Rare Isotope Beams -- Science Goals and Technical Realization
23 May 2008	Karsten Heeger, U. of Wisconsin, Probing New Physics in Neutrino Experiments
30 May 2008	Claude Lyneis, LBNL, ECR Ion Sources for Nuclear Physics Research
27 Mar 2008	Carlos Wagner, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Cosmology and the LHC
29 Aug 2008	James M. Lattimer, SUNY at Stony Brook, The Equation of State in Astrophysical Applications
5 Sep 2008	Akif Baha Balantekin, U. of Wisconsin at Madison, Neutrinos: Ghostly Messengers of Earth and Heavens
12 Sep 2008	Aron M. Bernstein, MIT, Chiral Dynamics: New Experimental Tests
19 Sep 2008	Anna Frebel, U. of Texas at Austin, Observing the Signatures of the r-Process in Metal-Poor Stars
3 Oct 2008	Mark G. Raizen, U. of Texas at Austin, Comprehensive Control of Atomic and Molecular Motion
10 Oct 2008	Rajat Mittal, The George Washington U., Computational Modeling and Analysis of the Fluid Dynamics of Competitive Swimming
14 Oct 2008	Inez Fung, U. of California at Berkeley, The Warming Will Accelerate the Warming
31 Oct 2008	Hong Liu, MIT, Understanding the Quark-gluon Plasma via String Theory
7 Nov 2008	Andrew W. Sandorfi, Jefferson National Accelerator Lab., Novel Physics with Frozen-Spin Polarized Solid Hydrogen
14 Nov 2008	James L. Nagle, U. of Colorado, What have we learned about the Quark Gluon Plasma? And what does it mean?
21 Nov 2008	Dan Hooper, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Hot On The Trail of Particle Dark Matter
5 Dec 2008	Ross Young, ANL Physics Div., Strange quark currents in the electromagnetic structure of the nucleon
12 Dec 2008	George Crabtree, ANL Materials Science Div., Superconductivity as an Energy Carrier
9 Jan 2009	Daniel R. Stinebring, Oberlin College, Detecting Gravitational Waves with Pulsars
16 Jan 2009	Stephen Kuhlmann, ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Dark Energy Survey
23 Jan 2009	Marc A. Baldo, MIT, High Efficiency Organic Solar Concentrators
30 Jan 2009	B. Alex Brown, Michigan State U., The Nuclear Shell Model: Pushing the Limits of Theory and Computation
6 Feb 2009	Jason Clark, ANL Physics Div., Star Bombs in the Lab: Using Nuclear Physics to Model Stellar Explosions
13 Feb 2009	Dragan Huterer, U. of Michigan, Dark Energy and the Accelerating Universe
20 Feb 2009	Deborah Jin, JILA, U. of Colorado, Making Ultracold Polar Molecules
27 Feb 2009	Andrey Kravtsov, U. of Chicago, Cosmological Constraints from Cluster Abundance Evolution
6 Mar 2009	Blayne Heckel, U. of Washington, Recent Results from a Search for the EDM of 199Hg
13 Mar 2009	Khalil Amine, ANL Chemical Sciences and Engineering Div., Advanced High Power and High Energy Systems for HEV and PHEVs applications
20 Mar 2009	Yanbei Chen, CalTech, Gravitational-Wave Astronomy
3 Apr 2009	Alain Haché, Université de Moncton, Ice Hockey Seen Through the Lens of Physics
10 Apr 2009	Subir Sachdev, Harvard U., Quantum Criticality and Black Holes
17 Apr 2009	John Arrington, ANL Physics Div., Clusters, Correlations and Quarks: a High-Energy Perspective on Nuclei
24 Apr 2009	Boldizsár Jankó, U. of Notre Dame, Universal Emission Intermittency in Quantum Dots, Nanorods and Nanowires
8 May 2009	Prabhakar Nair, UOP LLC, a Honeywell Company, Biofuels: Unlocking the Potential
15 May 2009	Robin Santra, ANL Chemical Sciences and Engineering Div., High-Intensity Laser Control of X-Ray Processes
22 May 2009	David Kaplan, Institute for Nuclear Theory, U. of Washington, Nuclear Physics and Effective Field Theory
29 May 2009	Murray Peshkin, ANL Physics Div., Reflections on Wartime Los Alamos and Some of Its People
19 Jun 2009	Derek B. Leinweber, U. of Adelaide, Visualizations of the QCD vacuum
11 Sep 2009	Paul E. Reimer , ANL Physics Div., A Tale of Two Protons, or two tales of the Proton's sea
18 Sep 2009	Kevin Lesko, LBNL, The Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory at Homestake
25 Sep 2009	Don Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., A Long Range Plan for the DOE Isotopes Program
2 Oct 2009	Stuart J. Freedman, U. of California at Berkeley and LBNL, Oscillating Neutrinos and Oscillating Decay Probabilities
9 Oct 2009	Rick Stevens, ANL Computing, Environment and Life Sciences Directorate; Computer science and Computation Institute, U. of Chicago, Building the Science Case for Exascale Computing
23 Oct 2009	Eric Hessels, York U., Progress towards Trapping Antihydrogen Atoms (The ATRAP Collaboration)
30 Oct 2009	Tijana Rajh, ANL Center for Nanoscale Materials, Healing of Nanoparticle Surfaces: An Opportunity for Improved Energy Conversion
6 Nov 2009	Joseph Carlson, LANL, Rich Physics from Simple Interactions
13 Nov 2009	Carlos Bustamante, U. California, Berkeley, Grabbing the Cat by the Tail: Single Molecule Studies of a Viral DNA Packaging Motor.
20 Nov 2009	Hugh Montgomery, Jefferson Lab., Exploring the Nature of Matter: Jefferson Lab and its plans
4 Dec 2009	Kevin E. Trenberth, NCAR, Boulder, CO, An update on climate change: Global warming coming ready or not!
11 Dec 2009	Janos Kirz, Stony Brook U. and LBNL, X-ray Microscopy - past, present and future
18 Dec 2009	Volker Koch, Lawrence and Berkeley Lab., The properties of strongly interacting matter: What have we (I) learnd from RHIC?
15 Jan 2010	Craig Hogan, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Holographic Noise in Michelson Interferometers: a Direct Experimental Probe of Unification at the Planck Scale
22 Jan 2010	Richard J. Furnstahl , The Ohio State U., Density Functional Theory for Atomic Nuclei
29 Jan 2010	Philippe Guyot-Sionnest, U. of Chicago, Sparse density of states in colloidal quantum dots, tuning energy relaxation and transport
5 Feb 2010	Robert B. Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., American Physical Society 2010 Tom W. Bonner Prize in Nuclear Physics talk: Nuclear Forces and the Universe
5 Feb 2010	Steven C. Pieper, ANL Physics Div., American Physical Society 2010 Tom W. Bonner Prize in Nuclear Physics talk: Finding Real Nuclei in Imaginary Time
12 Feb 2010	Ronald L. Walsworth , Harvard U., Laser frequency combs for precision astrophysical spectroscopy
26 Feb 2010	R. G. Hamish Robertson, U. of Washington, Neutrino Physics for the Masses
5 Mar 2010	Darek Seweryniak, ANL Physics Div., Exploration of Exotic Nuclei with Gammasphere and the Fragment Mass Analyzer
12 Mar 2010	George W. Crabtree, ANL Materials Science Div., The Sustainable Energy Challenge
19 Mar 2010	Wendy Freedman, Carnegie Observatories, Pasadena, CA, The Giant Magellan Telescope
26 Mar 2010	Bradley M. Sherrill, Michigan State U., Designer Nuclei: A New Tool with New Applications
2 Apr 2010	Russell J. Hemley, Geophysical Lab., Carnegie Institution of Washington, Materials, Energy, and Extreme Environments
9 Apr 2010	William Brooks, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Coming Unglued: the Life and Times of Quasi-Free Quarks
16 Apr 2010	Peter Smith, U. of Arizona, The Journey of the Phoenix
23 Apr 2010	Michael Ramsey-Musolf, U. of Wisconsin, Nuclear Science and the New Standard Model
30 Apr 2010	Elizabeth Ricard-McCutchan, ANL Physics Div., Imagining Nuclei: Real time tests of ab-initio calculations
7 May 2010	Philip Kim, Columbia U., Relativistic Quantum Physics at Your Pencil Tips: Dirac Fermion in Graphitic Carbon
14 May 2010	David Wineland, NIST Physics Lab., Quantum Computers and Raising Schrödinger's Cat
21 May 2010	Birger Back, ANL Physics Div., HELIOS: A new approach to nuclear structure studies in inverse kinematics
28 May 2010	Yuri Oganessian, Dubna, Heaviest Nuclei
4 Jun 2010	Norbert Holtkamp, ITER, Catarache, France, Overview of the ITER Project
10 Sep 2010	Kevin Pitts, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Three Decades of the CDF Experiment, Many Decades of Sensitivity
17 Sep 2010	Amanda K. Petford-Long, ANL CNM, The role of interfaces in the behavior of magnetic tunnel junction structures
24 Sep 2010	Linda Young, ANL XSD, Highlights and Future Directions in Hard X-Ray Sciences
1 Oct 2010	Klaus Blaum, Max and Planck and Institut für Kernphysik, Heidelberg, Precision Penning Trap Experiments with Stored and Cooled Exotic Ions
8 Oct 2010	David J. Dean, DOE Office of the Under Secretary for Science, Advancing Simulations for Science and Innovation
15 Oct 2010	I-Yang Lee, LBNL, GRETINA: A gamma-ray energy tracking array
29 Oct 2010	Aldo Antognini, Max and Planck Institute for Quantum Optics and Lab. for Particle Physics, Paul Scherrer Institute., The proton radius puzzle
12 Nov 2010	Kathryn Levin, U. Chicago, What do high Tc superconductors teach us about ultracold Fermi gases and vice versa?
3 Dec 2010	Michael J. North, ANL Decision and Information Sciences Div., Introduction to Agent-based Modeling and Simulation
10 Dec 2010	Christopher J. Keane, LLNL, Inertial Confinement Fusion and High Energy Density Science Experiments at the National Ignition Facility
17 Dec 2010	Craig D. Roberts, ANL Physics Div., The Paradox of Emptiness: Much Ado about Nothing
7 Jan 2011	James Kakalios, U. of Minnesota, The Uncanny Physics of Superhero Comic Books
14 Jan 2011	Donald Hillebrand, ANL Center for Transportation Research, Electric Vehicles and Advanced Transportation Vehicles
21 Jan 2011	Jens Dilling, TRIUMF and U. of British Columbia, TITAN and the nuclear physics program at ISAC
28 Jan 2011	Michael Carpenter, ANL Physics Div., "Investigating" Changing Shell Structure in Neutron Rich Nuclei
4 Feb 2011	David Schuster, U. Chicago, Quantum Optics with Circuits
11 Feb 2011	Yousry Gohar, Nuclear Engineering Div., Disposal of US Spent Nuclear Fuel Inventory Using Accelerator Driven Subcritical Systems
18 Feb 2011	Scott Ransom, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Basic Physics with Millisecond Pulsars
4 Mar 2011	Andrew Sonnenschein, Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Dark Matter Detection with Bubble Chambers
11 Mar 2011	Thomas Levenson, MIT, Isaac Newton and the Counterfeiter: Greed, Crime and the Birth of the Modern Idea of Money
18 Mar 2011	Kawtar Hafidi, ANL Physics Div., Invisible Particles
25 Mar 2011	Michelle Povinelli, U. Southern California, Applications of Nanophotonics: Absorption Engineering and Optomechanical Circuits
1 Apr 2011	Sergei Chekanov, ANL High Energy Div., Tests of the Standard Model at the Large Hadron Collider
8 Apr 2011	John Harris, Yale U., Recreating the Primordial Quark-Gluon Soup
15 Apr 2011	Berta Rubio, U. Valencia, Spain, Total Absorption Spectroscopy, a remedy against "Pandemonium"
22 Apr 2011	Eugene Chiang, U. of California, Berkeley, Relics of Planet Formation, Here and Abroad
13 May 2011	Carlos Wagner, ANL High Energy Div., Searching for New Physics at the Tevatron and the LHC
20 May 2011	Axel Hoffmann, ANL Materials Science Div., Pure Spin Currents: Discharging Spintronics (IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecture)
27 May 2011	Adam Bernstein, LLNL, Dual-Use Dual-Phase Noble Liquid Detectors
3 Jun 2011	Mitchell Farmer, ANL Nuclear Engineering Div., Light Water Reactor Severe Accident Analysis and Experimentation at Argonne Related to the Nuclear Incident in Japan
9 Sep 2011	John P. Schiffer, ANL Physics Div., 100th Anniversary of the Nucleus
16 Sep 2011	Margaret Gardel, U. of Chicago, Cellular Mechanics
23 Sep 2011	Michael Wiescher, U. of Notre Dame, Nuclear Astrophysics Underground
30 Sep 2011	Daniel Baker, U of Colorado, The Impacts of Space Weather on Society and the Economy
7 Oct 2011	Larry Nittler, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Hermeochemistry: The composition of Mercury from MESSENGER X-ray, Gamma-ray, and Neutron Measurements
14 Oct 2011	Priyamvada Natarajan, Yale U., Mapping dark matter and dark energy in the Universe using gravitational lensing by clusters
21 Oct 2011	Salman Habib, ANL High Energy Physics Div., Precision Cosmology: Prospects and Challenges
4 Nov 2011	Martin Freer, U. of Birmingham, Simplicity from Complexity: Clustering in Nuclei
11 Nov 2011	Jeffrey S. Hangst, Aarhus U., Trapped Antihydrogen - Stable, Neutral Antimatter
18 Nov 2011	Dam Thanh Son, U. of Washington, Viscosity, quark gluon plasma, and string theory
2 Dec 2011	C.W. Francis Everitt, Stanford U., Frame-Dragging, Cryogenics, and Space: The Gravity Probe B Experiment
9 Dec 2011	Walter Kutschera, U. of Vienna, Accelerator Mass Spectrometry and Climate Change
16 Dec 2011	Timothy Gay, U. of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, Football Physics
13 Jan 2012	Todd Ditmire, U. Texas, Austin, Petawatt to Exawatt Lasers: The Science and Technology of the Highest Power Lasers Ever Built
20 Jan 2012	Elena Shevchenko, ANL Center for Nanoscale Materials, Design of nanostructures: synthesis and properties
27 Jan 2012	Piers Coleman, Rutgers U., Magnetism and Superconductivity: A new era of convergence in condensed matter physics
3 Feb 2012	Sebastian Schmidt , Forschungszentrum Jülich, Forschungszentrum Jülich: Highlights from the Present and Directions for the Future
10 Feb 2012	Paul Debevec, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Understanding the Energy Challenge: Science, Technology, Economics and Policy
17 Feb 2012	Timothy C Beers , Kitt Peak National Observatory, Highly r-Process Enhanced Stars: New Perspectives on Old Stars
24 Feb 2012	Mark A. Ratner, Northwestern U., Molecular Mesoscopics: Transport in Molecular Junctions
2 Mar 2012	Michael Pennington , Jefferson Lab, Can experiment distinguish a four-quark state, from a molecule, or a quark-antiquark meson?
9 Mar 2012	Fred Wietfeldt, Tulane U., Precision Neutron Scattering Length Measurements Using Neutron Interferometry
12 Mar 2012	Peter B. Littlewood, ANL Physical Sciences & Engineering, U. of Chicago, and U. of Cambridge, Polariton Condensation and Collective Dynamics
23 Mar 2012	Jozef Dudek, Jefferson Lab and Old Dominion U., Gluonic Excitations in QCD
6 Apr 2012	Sudeep Das, LBNL, Gravitational Lensing of the Cosmic Microwave Background: A New Frontier
13 Apr 2012	Stuart Henderson, Fermi National Accelerator Lab, The Future of High Intensity Hadron Accelerators
20 Apr 2012	Lucas Platter, ANL Physics Div., From cold atoms to light nuclei
27 Apr 2012	Vivek Sharma, U. of California at San Diego, The Hunt for the Higgs Boson at CERN
4 May 2012	Ann Nelson, U. Washington, Portals for New Physics at the Intensity Frontier
11 May 2012	Meredith Nettles, Columbia U., Geophysical Constraints on Glacial Earthquakes and Glacier Dynamics in Greenland
18 May 2012	Brian DeMarco, U.of Illinois, Urbana, 3D Anderson Localization of Ultracold Matter
25 May 2012	Nadya Mason , U. of Illinois, Urbana, Using graphene to study superconductivity (new tricks for an old dog)
1 Jun 2012	Dmitry Budker, U. of California, "Atomic physics" of nitrogen-vacancy ensembles in diamond
8 Jun 2012	David Schuster, U. of Chicago, Cavity QED with electrons on helium
7 Sep 2012	Tom LeCompte , ANL High Energy Physics Div., The Outcome of the LHC Search for the Higgs Boson
14 Sep 2012	Heinrich Jaeger, U. of Chicago, Dynamically Jammed Liquids: A New Perspective on Shear Thickening of Dense Suspensions
21 Sep 2012	Geoffrey Greene, ORNL & U. Tennessee, Knoxville, The Neutron Lifetime
28 Sep 2012	Andreas Kronfeld, Fermi National Accelerator Lab, Twenty-first Century Lattice Gauge Theory: Consequences of the QCD Lagrangian
5 Oct 2012	Sarah Milkovich, JPL, Mars Science Laboratory: Where Our Curiosity Is Taking Us
12 Oct 2012	Douglas Clowe, Ohio U., Athens, Ohio, Through a Lens, Darkly
19 Oct 2012	Allan Franklin, U. Colorado, Boulder, CO, Experiment, Then and Now
2 Nov 2012	James Vary, Iowa State U., Ames, Iowa, Atomic nuclei at low and high resolution
9 Nov 2012	Dietrich Müller, U. of Chicago, Hundred Years of Cosmic Rays: Some Reflections on the Research in Chicago
16 Nov 2012	Susan Gardner, U. of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, Dark Matter in a Weakly Coupled Universe
30 Nov 2012	Daniel Fabrycky, U. of Chicago, Planetary System Architectures from Kepler
7 Dec 2012	Benjamin Kay, U. of York, Probing nuclear structure through single-nucleon transfer
14 Dec 2012	Chris Greene, Purdue U., Universal few-body states related to Efimov physics: 3, 4, and 5 particles, and beyond
4 Jan 2013	Jason Clark, ANL Physics Div., A CARIBU is born: first results from our new baby
11 Jan 2013	Jonathan Simon, U. Chicago, Engineering Quantum Materials from Cold Atoms: Mott Insulators to Emergent Crystals
18 Jan 2013	Paul McEuen, Cornell U., Graphene at the Boundaries
25 Jan 2013	Jun Ye, JILA and U. Colorado, Boulder, CO, Precision metrology and many-body quantum physics
1 Feb 2013	Holger Müller, U. California, Berkeley, Matter-wave Clocks
15 Feb 2013	Luming Duan, U. of Michigan, Recent progress in quantum computation, networking, and simulation with trapped ions
22 Feb 2013	Michael Rust, U. Chicago, Robust Circadian Rhythms from Three Proteins
8 Mar 2013	Haiyan Gao, Duke U., Durham NC, New searches on parity and time-reversal symmetry violating quantities or interactions
15 Mar 2013	Achim Schwenk, TU Darmstadt, Germany, Three nucleon forces: From neutron-rich nuclei to neutron stars
22 Mar 2013	William Happer, Princeton U., Why Has Global Warming Paused?
29 Mar 2013	Kartik Srinivasan, NIST, Manipulating the Color and Shape of Single Photons generated by Quantum Nanophotonic Devices
5 Apr 2013	Steven E. Koonin, New York U., New York, NY, The Promise of Urban Science
11 Apr 2013	Frank Zimmermann, CERN, LHC accelerator, Higgs factory, and a long-term strategy for High Energy Physics Slides of talk (10 Mbyte pdf)
12 Apr 2013	William Phillips, NIST, Atomtronic circuitry: A Bose-Einstein condensate in ring
19 Apr 2013	Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard U., First Precision Measurement of the Antiproton Magnetic Moment
26 Apr 2013	Stacy McGaugh, Case Western Reserve, Modified Gravity as a Possible Approach to the Missing Mass Problem
3 May 2013	Ralf Gothe, U. of South Carolina, Experimental Probes into the Essence of Matter
10 May 2013	Gerald Gwinner, U. of Manitoba, Fundamental symmetry tests with cooled atoms: From Lorentz invariance to parity
17 May 2013	Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, U. of Chicago, The physics of climate sensitivity
24 May 2013	Peter J. Lu, Harvard U., Modern math in medieval Islamic architecture
31 May 2013	Vladimir N. Litvinenko, BNL Nat. Lab., Novel Techniques for Hadron Beam Cooling in Hadron and Electron-Hadron Colliders
7 Jun 2013	Francesca Casadio, Art Institute of Chicago, State of the Art: Probing Complexity in Paint
6 Sep 2013	Madappa Prakash, Ohio U., Lessons from New Observations of Neutron Stars
13 Sep 2013	Kwang-Je Kim, Accelerator Systems Div., ANL National Lab., The Art of Producing Bright X-Rays and Its Current Revolution
20 Sep 2013	Calem Hoffman, ANL Physics Div., The Evolution of Shell Spacing in Light Nuclei
27 Sep 2013	Ian Cloët, ANL Physics Div., Images from Inner Space: Exposing the Quantum Mechanics within Nucleons and Nuclei
4 Oct 2013	Nikhil Padmanabhan, Yale U., Towards 1% Measurements of Cosmological Distances with Cosmic Sound
11 Oct 2013	Michael Rust, U. of Chicago, Robust Circadian Rhythms from Three Proteins
18 Oct 2013	Don Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., Nuclear Physics Serving Society
1 Nov 2013	Chen-Yu Liu, Indiana U., Neutron Lifetime: What's the deal?
8 Nov 2013	Claude-André Faucher-Giguère, U. of California, Berkeley, Feedback-Regulated Star Formation on Galactic and Cosmological Scales
15 Nov 2013	Matt Strassler, Harvard U., What the Large Hadron Collider Has Taught Us So Far
22 Nov 2013	Lisa Kaufman, Indiana U., Back to the Salt Mines: The Search for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay in Xe-136
6 Dec 2013	Dean Lee, North Carolina State U., Lattice Effective Field Theory Applied to Nuclear Physics
13 Dec 2013	Hendrik Schatz, Michigan State U., X-ray Bursts, Palladium Oceans and Rare Isotope Crusts - the Strange World of Accreting Neutron Stars
10 Jan 2014	Ian Spielman, NIST & U. of Maryland, Gauge Fields with Cold Atoms
17 Jan 2014	Mike Norman, ANL Materials Science Div., Monopoles, Anapoles, Skyrmions, Majoranas and Higgs - Welcome to the New World of Condensed Matter Physics
24 Jan 2014	Omar Benhar, Virginia Tech and INFN / Sapienza U., Rome, Towards a unified description of the electroweak nuclear response
31 Jan 2014	Lloyd Knox, U. of California, Davis, Strength in Numbers: Studying the Cosmic Neutrino Background with Gravity
7 Feb 2014	Francesco Pederiva, U. of Trento, Auxiliary Field Diffusion Monte Carlo Methods: From Baryonic Matter to Quantum Wells
18 Feb 2014	Klaus Blaum, Heidelberg, Fundamental tests of nature with cooled and stored exotic ions
21 Feb 2014	Lene Broeng Oddershede, Niels Bohr Institute, Long-range ordered vorticity patterns in living tissue induced by cell division
28 Feb 2014	Zheng-Tian Lu, ANL Physics Div., Atom Trap, Krypton-81, and Global Groundwater
7 Mar 2014	Larry Weinstein, Old Dominion U., Guesstimation: Solving the World's Problems on the Back of a Cocktail Napkin
14 Mar 2014	Zein-Eddine Meziani, Temple U., Quarks and Color Forces with a Spin
21 Mar 2014	Evgeny Tsymbal, U. of Nebraska, Lincoln, Magnetoelectric Interfaces and Ferroelectric Tunnel Junctions
28 Mar 2014	Paul Steinhardt, Princeton U., Once Upon a Time in Kamchatka: The Extraordinary Search for Natural Quasicrystals
4 Apr 2014	Adam Burrows, Princeton U., Towards a Comprehensive Understanding of Core-Collapse Supernovae
11 Apr 2014	Oliver Jäkel, Heidelberg U., Hadron Cancer Therapy -- Relative Merits of X-ray, Proton, and Carbon Beams
18 Apr 2014	Bogdan Wojtsekhowski, Jefferson Lab., Nucleon Structure from Elastic Electron/Photon Scattering
25 Apr 2014	Michael Romalis, Princeton U., Precision Measurements with Atomic Magnetometers
2 May 2014	Peter Ostroumov, ANL Physics Div., Accelerator Perspectives for Nuclear Physics
9 May 2014	Nadia Fomin, U. of Tennessee, Nuclear Physics with Neutrons in Tennessee
16 May 2014	William Noel, U. of Pennsylvania, EUREKA! The Archimedes Palimpsest
23 May 2014	Matthew Shepherd, Indiana U., The Ongoing Quest to Understand the QCD Spectrum of Mesons
20 Jun 2014	Zeev Vager, Weizmann Institute of Science, Molecular Handedness with Don Gemmell
12 Sep 2014	Mark Snir, Mathematics and Computer Science Div., ANL National Lab., High-Performance Computing: Exascale and Beyond
19 Sep 2014	Alexander Zholents, Accelerator Systems Div., ANL National Lab., A Light and a Beam: a Theme with Variations
3 Oct 2014	José Francisco Salgado, Adler Planetarium, Science, Symphony, and the Northern Lights
17 Oct 2014	Mark A. Berhow, Agricultural Research Service, USDA, Peoria, Illinois, Missiles in Chicago's Backyards: The US Army Nike Missile Defense System of 1950-1975
24 Oct 2014	Sanjay Reddy, Institute for Nuclear Theory, U. of Washington, Neutron Stars in the Multi-Messenger Era: Extreme Matter and Extreme Phenomena
7 Nov 2014	Hasan Padamsee, Fermilab, The Golden Age of Superconducting RF Based Accelerators
14 Nov 2014	K. Ernst Rehm, ANL Physics Div., Studies of X-ray Bursts - Bringing Neutron Stars into the Laboratory
21 Nov 2014	Margaret Murnane, JILA, NIST and U. of Colorado, Science at the Timescale of the Electron: Tabletop X-ray Lasers and Applications in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
5 Dec 2014	Stuart Henderson, Advanced Photon Source, ANL National Lab., Advanced Photon Source Upgrade Status and Plans
12 Dec 2014	George W. Crabtree, Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (JCESR), ANL National Lab., The Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (JCESR): One Year Later
19 Dec 2014	Kate Scholberg, Duke U., Neutrinos from the Sky and Through the Earth
9 Jan 2015	Clarence Chang , U. Chicago, Status and Recent results from the South Pole Telescope (SPT): SPTpol and beyond
16 Jan 2015	André de Gouvêa, Northwestern U., The Brave nu World
23 Jan 2015	Jacob L. Bean, U. of Chicago, Exoplanets in HD
30 Jan 2015	James A. Sauls, Northwestern U., Unconventional Superconductivity
6 Feb 2015	Keith Schwab, Caltech, Look, but don't touch: mechanically detecting and evading the quantum fluctuations of a microwave field
13 Feb 2015	Jenny Hoffman, Harvard U., High Tc superconductivity in a single atomic layer of FeSe
20 Feb 2015	Peter Littlewood, Lab. Director, ANL National Lab., Physics of Sustainability
6 Mar 2015	Eric Dahl, Northwestern U., The Hunt for Dark Matter, or things that go bump in the detector
13 Mar 2015	Jianguo Wen, Electron Microscopy Center, Center for Nanoscale Materials, ANL National Lab., Amplitude Contrast High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy for Advanced Materials
20 Mar 2015	Camillo Mariani, Virginia Tech, Reactor and Accelerator Neutrino Experiments
27 Mar 2015	Robert Wiringa, ANL Physics Div., Twenty years with the Argonne v18 potential
3 Apr 2015	Laura DeMarco, Northwestern U., The Mandelbrot set, equidistribution, and arithmetic
17 Apr 2015	Jeffery C. Bricker, UOP and Honeywell, Catalysis: Fundamentals and Impact
24 Apr 2015	Ramille Shah, Northwestern U., Expanding the Material Toolbox for 3D Printing: From Biomedical to Energy Applications
1 May 2015	John M. Doyle, Harvard U., TeV Physics and Chiral Spectroscopy using Cold Molecules
8 May 2015	Paul Ginsparg, Cornell U., At a Physics/InfoSci Intersection
15 May 2015	Ana Maria Rey, JILA, NIST and U. of Colorado, Building with Crystals of Light and Quantum Matter: From clocks to computers
29 May 2015	Alessandro Lovato, ANL Physics Div., Toward a Unified Description of the Electroweak Nuclear Response
18 Sep 2015	Andrew Geraci, U. of Nevada, Reno, Hunting for axions and new short-range gravitational forces using resonant sensors
25 Sep 2015	Bryce Littlejohn, Illinois Institute of Technology, Probing Mysteries In Particle Physics With Neutrino Oscillations
2 Oct 2015	S. Mark Ammons, LLNL, Trails and Dead Bodies: Directly Characterizing Extrasolar Planets with Adaptive Optics
9 Oct 2015	Elena Rozhkova, Center for Nanoscale Materials, ANL National Lab., Cancer Nanotechnology: At the Interface of Engineered Nanomaterials and Living Systems
9 Oct 2015	Tijana Rajh, Center for Nanoscale Materials, ANL National Lab., Cancer Nanotechnology: At the Interface of Engineered Nanomaterials and Living Systems
16 Oct 2015	Steve Gourlay, LBNL, High Field Magnets for a Future High Energy proton-proton Collider
6 Nov 2015	Bobby Kasthuri, Nanoscience and Technology Div., ANL National Lab., The BRAIN Initiative
13 Nov 2015	Don Geesaman, ANL Physics Div., Reaching for the Horizon: The 2015 NSAC Long Range Plan
20 Nov 2015	Jack Gilbert, Biosciences Div., ANL National Lab., Invisible Influence: Exploring the human microbiome
4 Dec 2015	Gaute Hagen, ORNL, Advances in coupled-cluster computations of nuclei
18 Dec 2015	Olli Heinonen, Harvard U., Evolving International Nuclear Safeguards
8 Jan 2016	Michael Levin, U. of Chicago, The Puzzling Boundaries of Topological Quantum Matter
15 Jan 2016	Christopher M. Sorensen, Kansas State U., Of Soot and Sunflowers
22 Jan 2016	Michael P. Kelly, ANL Physics Div., RF Superconductivity for Particle Accelerators: The Last 15 Years
29 Jan 2016	Klaus Schulten, U. of Illinois, Urbana, Towards an Atomic Level Description of a Living Cell - The Photosynthetic Chromatophore of Purple Bacteria, a Milestone
5 Feb 2016	Jeffrey W. Elam, Energy Systems Div., ANL National Lab., Synthesis, Characterization, and Application of Tunable Resistance Coatings Prepared by Atomic Layer Deposition
12 Feb 2016	Cliff Frohlich, U. of Texas, Human-caused earthquakes in Texas and the world: All alike, and all different
19 Feb 2016	Chunguang Jing, Euclid Techlabs and High Energy ANL Physics Div., Argonne Wakefield Accelerator: A pathway to future e+e- colliders and light factories
26 Feb 2016	Ben Kay, ANL Physics Div., Getting to Know the Nuclei Involved in Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay
11 Mar 2016	Suzanne Staggs, Princeton U., Cosmology, the Polarized Cosmic Microwave Background, and the Atacama Cosmology Telescope
25 Mar 2016	Gabriella Sciolla, Brandeis U., Double the energy, double the fun: first results from the new and improved LHC
1 Apr 2016	Brian Fields, U. of Illinois, Urbana, When Stars Attack! In Search of Near-Earth Supernova Explosions
8 Apr 2016	Henry C. Kapteyn, JILA, U. of Colorado at Boulder and NIST, Practical ultrashort pulse tabletop "x-ray lasers," and their applications
13 Apr 2016	Olga Botner, Uppsala U., Recent results from IceCube - the dawn of neutrino astronomy?
22 Apr 2016	Aaron Greco, Energy Sciences Div., ANL National Lab., Modern Tribology with Application to Wind Turbine Drivetrain Reliability
29 Apr 2016	Vicky Kalogera, Northwestern U., LIGO discovery of a Binary Black Hole Merger
6 May 2016	Leslie Rosenberg, U. of Washington, Searching for Dark-Matter Axions
13 May 2016	Daryl Haggard, McGill U., Interpreting Sgr A*'s Most Luminous X-ray Flares
20 May 2016	Scott Dodelson, Fermilab and U. of Chicago, Myth-Busters: Dark Energy Survey and South Pole Telescope
27 May 2016	Paul A. Benioff, ANL Physics, Quantum computing, the early days & Effect of scalar scaling Field on physics, geometry
9 Sep 2016	Philip W. Phillips, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Do the Cuprate Superconductors have Extra Dimensions?
16 Sep 2016	Rebecca Flint, Iowa State University, Hybridization with a twist: the hidden order problem
23 Sep 2016	Jonathan Wurtele, University of California, Berkeley, Trapping and Probing Antihydrogen Atoms
30 Sep 2016	Francesco Iachello, Yale University, Cluster Structure of Light Nuclei
7 Oct 2016	John F. Beacom, The Ohio State University, Unlocking Nuclear Astrophysics With MeV Neutrino Astronomy
21 Oct 2016	Walter Kutschera, University of Vienna, Austria, The waxing and waning of Alpine glaciers throughout the Holocene
28 Oct 2016	Richard J. Hill, Perimeter Institute, The proton radius puzzle and its impact on fundamental physics
4 Nov 2016	Libby McCutchan, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Following Fission Fragments: Nuclear Data for Neutrino Physics
11 Nov 2016	Peter M. Weber, Brown University, Observing Ultrafast Molecular Structural Motions – i.e. Chemistry - by X-Ray Scattering and Structural Spectroscopy
18 Nov 2016	John M. Carpenter, APS Engineering Support Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Accelerator-based neutron sources: Past, Present, and Future
2 Dec 2016	Pengwei Zhao, Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Toward a unified description of the structure of nuclei
9 Dec 2016	Cynthia Keppel, Jefferson Lab & Hampton University, Nuclear Physics in Proton Radiation Therapy
6 Jan 2017	Carmen Soriano Hoyuelos, Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, Paleontology at Synchrotron Sources: New Light on Old Materials
13 Jan 2017	Abhay Deshpande, RIKEN BNL & Stony Brook University, Understanding the Glue That Binds Us All: The next QCD frontier
20 Jan 2017	Augusto O. Macchiavelli, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Gamma-Ray Tracking and the GRETINA Physics Program
3 Feb 2017	Michael Mulligan, University of Califoria, Riverside, Duality and emergent symmetries in two-dimensional electronic systems
10 Feb 2017	Anouar Benali, Argonne Leadership Computing Facility, Quantum Monte Carlo for condensed matter
17 Feb 2017	Charles J. Horowitz, Indiana University, & Greg Huber, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, UC Santa Barbara, Nuclear pasta and parking-garage structures in nuclear astrophysics and cellular biophysics
24 Feb 2017	Martin J. Savage, University of Washington & Institute for Nuclear Theory, Nuclear Forces from Quantum Chromodynamics
3 Mar 2017	Peter Fierlinger, Technische Universität München, Slow neutrons and the early Universe
10 Mar 2017	Wendy Freedman, University of Chicago, Increasing Accuracy and Increasing Tension in Ho
16 Mar 2017	Christoph Düllmann, GSI & Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Superheavy elements: their production, nuclear and atomic properties, and how to go beyond Z=118
31 Mar 2017	Mark G. Raizen, University of Texas at Austin, Magnetically-Activated and Guided Isotope Separation
7 Apr 2017	Nicholas M. Law, University of North Carolina, Evryscopes: monitoring the entire sky for exciting events
21 Apr 2017	Matthias Ulf Liepe, Cornell University, Next Generation Superconducting RF Cavities
28 Apr 2017	Pierre Baldi, University of California in Irvine, Deep Learning Theory and Applications in the Natural Sciences
12 May 2017	Leigh Orf, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ultra-high resolution numerical simulations of devastating thunderstorms
19 May 2017	Jung-Fu Lin, The University of Texas at Austin, Revealing the physical and chemical nature of Earth’s deep iron by Inelastic X-ray Scattering
26 May 2017	Adrienne Kolb, formerly FNAL, Tunnel Visions: The History of the Superconducting Super Collider
8 Sep 2017	Michelle Dolinski, Drexel University, Current and future searches for neutrinoless double beta decay
15 Sep 2017	J. C. Séamus Davis, Cornell University & Brookhaven National Laboratory, Visualizing Quantum Matter
22 Sep 2017	Dale van Harlingen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, S-TI-S Josephson junction networks: a platform for exploring and exploiting topological states and Majorana fermions
29 Sep 2017	Mark G. Alford, Washington University, Transport and dissipation in neutron star mergers
6 Oct 2017	Curtis A. Meyer, Carnegie Mellon University, The Search for Gluonic Excitations
13 Oct 2017	Andrew Cleland, The University of Chicago, Quantum information in superconducting and nanomechanical systems
20 Oct 2017	Paul Steinhardt, Princeton University, The Cosmic Debate
26 Oct 2017	John C. Mather, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, The History of the Universe from the beginning to the end: where did we come from, where can we go?
3 Nov 2017	Chris Quigg, Fermilab, Fermilab's Greatest Hits: Scientific Highlights from the First Fifty Years Slides of talk (10 Mbyte pdf)>
10 Nov 2017	David Hertzog, University of Washington, Next-Generation Muon g-2: An indirect, but highly sensitive search for New Physics
17 Nov 2017	Gerald A. Miller, University of Washington, The Proton Radius Puzzle- Why we all should care
1 Dec 2017	Sergei Nagaitsev, Fermilab & The University of Chicago, Beam cooling in hadron accelerators
8 Dec 2017	Berndt Mueller, Brookhaven National Laboratory, The Unbearable Burden of Being Light: Exploring the emergence of ordinary matter from quarks and gluons
5 Jan 2018	Matthew R. Dietrich, Physics Division, Argonne National Lab, Advances in the Search for Radium’s EDM
12 Jan 2018	Jun Ye, JILA, NIST & University of Colorado, Atomic clock based on quantum matter
19 Jan 2018	Jeroen van Tilborg, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Progress towards the Free Electron Laser driven by a Laser Plasma Accelerator
26 Jan 2018	Chris J. Benmore, Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Lab, High temperature x-ray diffraction from nuclear materials
2 Feb 2018	Rebecca Surman, University of Notre Dame, Forging the heaviest elements
16 Feb 2018	Witek Nazarewicz, Michigan State University, At the End of the Nuclear Chart: Physical and Chemical Properties of Oganesson
23 Feb 2018	Christian Forssen, Chalmers University of Technology, The precision era of nuclear theory
2 Mar 2018	Melina Avila, Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Type I X-ray bursts: explosions in binary star systems and the role of nuclear physics
9 Mar 2018	Daniel Lopez, Center for Nanoscale Materials, Argonne National Laboratory, Embracing nonlinearity and thermal fluctuations in nanomechanics
16 Mar 2018	Thomas Glasmacher, Michigan State University, Building FRIB
23 Mar 2018	Maryellen L. Giger, The University of Chicago, Deciphering Breast Cancer through Breast MRI, Radiomics, and Deep Learning
6 Apr 2018	Michael Ramsey-Musolf, University of Massachusetts, Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay: Lepton Number, Neutrino Mass, and the Origin of Matter
20 Apr 2018	Christopher W. Stubbs, Harvard University, Next-Generation Dark Energy Measurements- Challenges and Opportunities
27 Apr 2018	Efthimios Kaxiras, Harvard University, Machine Learning for Materials Modeling
4 May 2018	Laura Cadonati, Georgia Institute of Technology, Black holes, neutron stars and the birth of gravitational wave astronomy
18 May 2018	Laura Newburgh, Yale University, New Probes of Old Structure: Cosmology with 21cm Intensity Mapping and the Cosmic Microwave Background
14 Sep 2018	Jose Repond, Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory The Electron-Ion Collider with a personal twist
21 Sep 2018	Reinhard Schulte, Loma Linda University The Future of Ion Therapy: Stepping out of the Shadow of Photon Therapy with New Forms of Imaging and Motion Management
8 Oct 2018	Takaharu Otsuka, The University of Tokyo Quantum phase transitions and self-organization in atomic nuclei, and the role of the tensor force
16 Oct 2018	Jean Dalibard, Collège de France, École normale supérieure Exploring Flatland with cold atoms
2 Nov 2018	George Crabtree, JCESR, Argonne National Laboratory Where is Energy Storage Going?
9 Nov 2018	Francis Halzen, Univeristy of Wisconsin-Madison IceCube: Opening a New Window on the Universe from the South Pole
16 Nov 2018	Dmitri Kharzeev, Brookhaven National Laboratory Chiral matter: from quarks to quantum materials
30 Nov 2018	Daniel E. Holz, University of Chicago Hearing and Seeing a Binary Neutron Star Merger
11 Jan 2019	Brian Odom, Northwestern University Trapped Molecular Ions: State Control Now, Precision Measurement Soon
18 Jan 2019	Anna Grassellino, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory State of the art in Superconducting Radio Frequency Technology: from accelerators to quantum
25 Jan 2019	Ania Kwiatkowski, TRIUMF Ion traps for precision experiments in nuclear and atomic physics at TITAN
1 Feb 2019	Gordon Jones, Hamilton College Neutron Decay: Beta-Neutrino Correlation and Lifetime Experiments at NIST
15 Feb 2019	Stuart Henderson, Jefferson Lab JLEIC: Realizing the Electron Ion Collider at Jefferson Lab
1 Mar 2019	Scott Aaronson, University of Texas at Austin Quantum Supremacy and Its Applications
8 Mar 2019	Scott Collis, ANL Environmental Science Division Open Radar Science. Using community code to link science questions to data
15 Mar 2019	Hannes Bernien, University of Chicago Quantum LEGOs: Engineering large quantum systems atom-by-atom
29 Mar 2019	Daniel McKinsey, University of California, Berkeley Latest results from the LUX Dark Matter Experiment
5 Apr 2019	Jorge Piekarewicz, Florida State University Nuclear Astrophysics in the New Era of Multimessenger Astronomy
19 Apr 2019	Greg Severin, Michigan State University Isotope Harvesting at the NSCL and FRIB
26 Apr 2019	Nora Berrah, University of Connecticut Towards Making Molecular Movies
3 May 2019	Prasanna Balaprakash, ANL Mathematics and Computer Science Division Scientific domain-informed machine learning
10 May 2019	Martha Constantinou, Temple University EIC physics from Lattice QCD: The proton mass and spin decomposition
17 May 2019	Alessandro Bacchetta, University of Pavia Looking at the proton in 3D (in momentum space)
24 May 2019	Elizabeth Simmons, University of California San Diego Gender, Equity, Power Structures & Implicit Bias in STEM
13 Sep 2019	Or Hen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Neutron star droplets and the quarks within
27 Sep 2019	Reika Yokochi, University of Chicago Radiokrypton unveils dual moisture sources of a deep desert aquifer
4 Oct 2019	André de Gouvea, Northwestern University Unveiling The Physics Behind Neutrino Masses
11 Oct 2019	Robert Wiringa, Argonne Physics Division Steven C. Pieper: Nuclear Physicist at the Computational Frontier Symposium in Honor of Steven C. Pieper
25 Oct 2019	Donna Strickland, University of Waterloo From Nonlinear Optics to High-Intensity Laser Physics
1 Nov 2019	John E. Carlstrom, University of Chicago New Physics through Measurements of the Cosmic Microwave Background
8 Nov 2019	Giuseppe Carleo, Flatiron Institute Machine learning many-body quantum physics
15 Nov 2019	Eric Hessels, York University The proton size determined from a new measurement of the atomic hydrogen n=2 Lamb shift: Resolving the proton radius puzzle
22 Nov 2019	Xiangdong Ji, University of Maryland Exploring a quantum world traveling at the speed of light
6 Dec 2019	Art McDonald, Queens University Deep Underground Measurements in Fundamental Physics and Astrophysics
20 Dec 2019	Lindy Blackburn, Harvard University Black hole imaging with the Event Horizon Telescope
10 Jan 2020	Gordon Baym, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Electron-Ion Collider: the Ultimate Electron Microscope
17 Jan 2020	Angela Olinto, University of Chicago Space Observatories of the Highest Energy Particles: POEMMA & EUSO-SPB
31 Jan 2020	Salman Habib, Argonne Computational Science Division Quantum Mechanics, Chaos, and the Quantum-Classical Transition
7 Feb 2020	Wendy Freedman, University of Chicago The Current Tension in the Hubble Constant
21 Feb 2020	Paul Reimer, Argonne Physics Division Measurement of the Flavor Asymmetry in the Proton’s Sea Quarks
6 Mar 2020	Jonathan Engel, University of North Carolina The Nuclear Theory of Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay
13 Mar 2020	Colloquia temporarily suspended due to COVID-19