for Adults and High School Students
The Saturday Physics Series consists of seven to eight scheduled talks. At each talk, adults and high school students meet a University of Colorado professor and learn about his/her research. Talks usually last about one hour. Material is presented at the level of high school juniors and seniors. The series is free, open to the public, and no reservations are required. Simply show up and enjoy the show!
| Past Schedules: 2005-2006 | 2006-2007 | 2007-2008 | 2008-2009 |
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| Oct 23 | Bose-Einstein Condensation & Quantum Computers |
Professor
Victor Gurarie Condensed Matter Physics |
2 P.M. JILA Auditorium |
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| Jan 15 | The Story of Time from Astronomy to Atomic Clocks |
Professor Emeritus Judah Levine Gravity Physics |
2 P.M. Duane Physics G1B30 |
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| Feb 19 | The
Hundredth Anniversary of Einstein's Quantum of Light: Particles,
Waves, and Uncertainty |
Professor
Daniel Dessau Condensed Matter Physics |
2 P.M. Duane Physics G1B30 |
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| Mar 19 | Six Microseconds after the Big Bang and Today Download Presentation Slides: |
Professor
Jamie Nagle Nuclear Physics |
2 P.M. Duane Physics G1B30 |
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| April 16 | Non-Newtonian Gravity from the Edge of the Solar System to the Milky Way and Beyond |
Professor
David Bartlett Gravity Physics |
2 P.M. Duane Physics G1B30 |
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This project received funding from the CU-Boulder Outreach Committee.
Questions?
Please call the Physics Department at (303) 492-4318.