Gettysbug Physics

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GETTYSBURG COLLEGE

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

1999-2000 COLLOQUIA $Description: L:\public_html\physics\atom1a.gif$

Friday, October 28:	Steven J. Gimbel
*3 p.m., Masters Hall,* *Room 208*	Department of Philosophy, Gettysburg College *"Einstein on Ether"*

Thursday, October 28:	S. J. Gates, Jr.
*3:00 p.m., Masters Hall, Masters 117*	Department of Physics, University of Maryland *"Why Einstein Would Love Spaghetti in Fundamental Physics"*

Friday, February 4:	Windsor A. Morgan
*3:00 p.m., Masters Hall,* *Room 117*	Department of Physics, Dickinson College *"Out of Place? The Position of the X-Ray Source 2a1704+241"*

Friday, February 18:	Jeff Brindle & Kevin Grey
*3:00 p.m., Masters Hall,* *Mara Auditorium*	Gettysburg College, Class of 2000 *"The Distributed Galactic Modeling Project"*

Friday, March 3:	Eric L. N. Jensen
*3:00 p.m., Masters Hall,* *Room 117*	Swarthmore College *"Is It Better to be Single? Planet Formation in Binary Star Systems"*

Friday, November 6:	Amy Bug
3:00 p.m., Masters Hall, Room 208	Swarthmore College *"Gender and Science"*

Friday, April 14:	Terry Oswalt
3:00 p.m., Masters Hall, Room 117	National Science Foundation *"Digging up the Stellar Graveyard: What White Dwarf Stars Tell Us about the Age of the Universe"*

Wednesday, May 3:	Rakesh Mathur
3:00 p.m., Masters Hall, Mara Auditorium	Gettysburg College, Class of 2000 *"Incorporating Doppler Broadening in Monte Carlo Simulations of (n, y) Reactions"*

$Description: L:\public_html\physics\atom1a.gif$ [latin colloquy fr. com + loqui to speak] conversation, dialogue; an academic meeting at which specialist(s) speak on a given subject and then answer questions about it

These are open to the public, so COME JOIN US FOR SOME INTERESTING, ILLUMINATING DISCUSSIONS HERE IN MASTERS HALL!!!! Light refreshments provided...

/jj

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