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What Physicists Do - Archive

Date Speaker Speaker Affiliation Lecture Title
Dr. Derek Padilla Santa Rosa Junior College the Side Effects of Research: Making Room for the Unexpected
Dr. Nicholas Boruta What Did This Physicist Do? The Many Facets of an Applied Physics Career!
Dr. Lydia Sohn UC Berkeley Node-Pore Sensing--How a Simple Four-Terminal Measurement Can Screen Cancer Cells
Melissa Crain Geissinger New Skin Media Physics Springboard: From Ba to Entrepreneur
Dr. Jocelyn Read CSU Fullerton Listening to the Symphony of Spacetime
Dr. Charles Lawrence the NASA/Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory the Universe According to Planck
Dr. Hendrik Ohldag the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Big Instruments and Tiny Magnets - Doing Science With a Synchrotron
Dr. Doug Clarke Lawrence Livermore National Lab Star in a Jar: The Physics of Single Bubble Sonoluminescence
Dr. Warren Wiscombe NASA the Beginning of the Climate Field in the 1970s
SSU physics major Kevin Zack Ssu's First Satellite: T-Logoqube
Dr. Deborah Bard SLAC and KIPAC the Dark Universe Through Einstein's Lens
Dr. Jerry Johnston from Optical Coating Laboratory Inc. What (Some) Physicists Do: One Hillbilly's Perspective on the Subject
Dr. Leslie Atkins California State University, Chico Developing Scientific Writing: Curriculum and Classrooms to Support Science Literacy
Dr. Joel Ager the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Solar Fuels Production by Artificial Photosynthesis
Dr. Giorgio Gratta Stanford University Exo and the Quest for Majorana Neutrino Masses
Wayne Sobon Inventergy, Inc. Physics and Law: Intellectual Property and 21st Century Business
Kevin John Sonoma State University s4: Small Satellites for Secondary Students
Professor Tom Abel Stanford University/KIPAC Dark Matter: And How We Would Not Be Alive Without It
Dr. Tom Targett Sonoma State University a Citizen Science Colonization Model for the Koprulu Sector in Starcraft 2
Dr. Brian Welsch from UC Berkeley Magnetic Fields on the Sun: All That Stuff From E&M Really Works!