The full program is available at the
APS site.
Program Overview
- Thursday evening: Registration and Reception in Weniger Hall 212: 4:00 – 7:30 pm
- Thursday evening: Public Lecture in Weniger Hall 151: 7:30 pm
- Friday morning: Registration desk open in LaSells Stewart Center lobby 8:00 am – noon
- Friday morning: Plenary session in Construction & Engineering Hall
- Friday afternoon: Registration desk open in LaSells Stewart Center lobby 1:15 – 4:00 pm.
- Friday afternoon: Parallel sessions in the LaSells Stewart Center
- Late Friday afternoon: Poster Session and Reception in LaSells Stewart Center lobby
- Late Friday afternoon: Annual Section Business Meeting in the Weyerhaeuser Board Room
- Friday Evening: Banquet in the Giustina Gallery of the LaSells Stewart Center, featuring speaker:
- Saturday morning: Registration desk open in LaSells Stewart Center lobby 8:00 am – 11:00 am
- Saturday morning: Plenary session in Construction & Engineering Hall
- Saturday lunch: Society of Physics Students (SPS) luncheon
- Saturday afternoon: Parallel sessions in the LaSells Stewart Center
Invited Plenary speakers
- Isabel Trigger, TRIUMF, “Searches for the Higgs Boson and Physics Beyond the Standard Model with ATLAS at the LHC”
- Stanley Schriber, Boise State University, "The ILC - Straight to the Future"
- Gordon Semenoff, UBC, “Relativistic Dynamics of Graphene”
- Jose Reyes, OSU, “Nuclear Power – Post Fukushima”
- Dean Karlen, University of Victoria & TRIUMF, “Recent Progress on Neutrino Oscillations”
- Yun-Shik Lee, OSU, “New Frontiers in Optical Science: Terahertz Spectroscopy of Two Dimensional Systems”
- David Thouless, University of Washington, "Topological Quantum Numbers and their Importance for Precise Measurements
- Thomas Ruth, TRIUMF, “Can Accelerators Meet the Medical Isotopes Needs of the World”
- Ken Krane, OSU, “Halliday-Resnick Plus 50”
- Andrei Kounine, MIT, "AMS Experiment on the International Space Station"
