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Condensed Matter Seminar, Spring 2012

Usual Time and Place » Monday: 12:30pm - 1:30pm / Miller Room, Rockefeller 221

Unusual times or locations are noted.

Date Speaker Title Host
January 30Philp Feng
EECS Dept. CWRU
The Incredible Shrinking Tuning Forks - Nanowire Electromechanical Systems at Radio and Microwave Frequencies Xuan Gao
February 6David Singh
Oakridge National Lab
Fe pnictide superconductors Walter Lambrecht
February 13Jiang Qian
EECS Dept. CWRU
Quantum Signatures of Optomechanical Instability and Synchronization in Optomechanical Arrays Walter Lambrecht
Februrary 17Friday 12:30 PMMohit Randeria
Ohio State University
High Tc superconductivity in cuprates: A status report Harsh Mathur
February 20Postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students
Dept of Physics, CWRU
APS practice talks  
February 27No seminar APS March Meeting 
March 5Laurens Molenkamp
Physics Institute Würzburg University
HgTe as a Topological Insulator Xuan Gao
March 12Hongping Zhao
EECS Dept., CWRU
III-Nitride Light-Emitting Diodes for Solid-State Lighting Xuan Gao
March 19Andrea Markelz
University of Buffalo, Dept. of Physics
Anisotropic response in molecular crystals and the development of Modulated Orientation Sensitive Terahertz Spectroscopy (MOSTS) Kathleen Kash
March 23Friday 12:30pmRobert Hower
The University of Michigan
Micro and Nano Technology at the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility Ina Martin
March 30Friday, 11:30PM
Rock 306
Mike Manfra
Purdue University
The role of molecular beam epitaxy in fundamental physics through an example: assessing the impact of disorder on the v=5/2 fractional quantum Hall effect Xuan Gao
April 16David A. Drabold
Ohio University, Dept. of Physic and Astronomy
Electronic structure of disordered solids Walter Lambrecht
April 23Arnold J. Dahm
Department of Physics, CWRU
Magnetoresistance in Two Dimensions Walter Lambrecht
April 30Roger H. French
Deparment of Materials Science and Engineering, CWRU
Optical Material Science: Electrodynamics of Nanoscale Assembly, and Lifetime and Degradation Science for Photovoltaics Walter Lambrecht