| Date |
Speaker |
Institution |
Title
and Abstract Link |
| 05 September |
Jason
Kinser |
SPACS, George Mason
University
|
Modelling
of F-Actin Fibers within Constrained Geometries |
| 12 September |
Jeff
Nelson |
Department of Physics,
College of William and Mary
|
A Neutrino
Oscillation Update: Final MINOS Results |
| 19 September |
Juan Cebral |
SPACS, George Mason
University
|
Understanding
Cerebral Aneurysms Through Computational Modeling |
| 26 September |
Vladimir
Airapetian |
Sigma Space
Corporation, NASA/GFSC and SPACS/GMU
|
Evolution
of Stellar Atmospheres: From the Sun to a Red Giant |
| 03 October |
Indu
Satija |
SPACS, George Mason
University
|
Quasicrystals:
A Different
Type of Ordered States of Matter with
Non-Trivial Topology |
| 10 October |
Rainald
Lohner
|
SPACS, George Mason
University
|
On
the Modeling of
Pedestrian Motion |
| 17 October |
Louis Pecora |
Naval Research Laboratory
|
Symmetries,
Cluster Synchronization, and Isolated Desynchronization in Complex
Networks |
| 24 October |
Krishna Vemuru |
SPACS, George Mason
University
|
Spin
and Orbital
Magnetism in Correlated Electron
Ferromagnets from X-ray Magnetic Circular Dichroism |
| 31 October |
Edward
Wegman |
SPACS, George Mason
University |
BIG
DATA, Technology,
and Analysis |
| 07 November |
Fereydoon
Family |
Emory University,
Department of Physics
|
Physics
Puts New Lens on Major Eye Disease |
| 14 November |
Kirk Borne |
SPACS, George Mason
University |
What
is Data
Science and Why is it Needed? Click HERE for
Prof. Borne's slides (PDF) |
| 21 November |
Robert Ehrlich |
SPACS, George Mason University |
Evidence
for a Peak at 5.86 PeV in the Cosmic Ray Spectrum: Implications for
Tachyonic Neutrinos and Cosmic Strings |
| 28 November |
Thanksgiving |
Thanksgiving
-- no
colloquium |
Thanksgiving
-- no
colloquium |
| 05 December |
Rhonda
Dzakpasu |
Georgetown University,
Department of Physics |
The
Balance of Plasticity and Stability in an In Vivo Network of Neurons |
