January 29, 1996
Dr. Carl M. Lampert
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
the Science and Technology of Smart Switchable Glass
December 4, 1995
Dr. William Bialek
NEC Research Institute
From Photons to Perception
November 27, 1995
Dr. Ling-Lie Chau
University of California, Davis
Frontiers in Particle Physics
November 20, 1995
Cliff Stoll
What Physicists Do When They Are Unemployed
November 13, 1995
Dr. Geoffrey A. Wilson
Coherent Technologies, Inc.
Coherent Laser Radar Applications
November 6, 1995
Dr. Frances Houle
IBM Almaden Research Center
Simulating Chemical Processes in Thin Films
October 30, 1995
Dr. Calvin F. Quate
Stanford University
the Silicon Chip as a New Frontier for Nanometer Structures
October 23, 1995
Paul Hewitt
Conceptual Physics — Live
October 16, 1995
Professor Marvin L. Cohen
University of California at Berkeley
Predicting New Materials: Alchemy With Computers
October 9, 1995
Dr. Jay C. Davis
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Other Things a Physicist Can Do
October 2, 1995
Dr. Kevin Hurley
University of California at Berkeley
Probing the Gamma-Ray Sky
September 25, 1995
Dr. Curtis Gleason
University of California, San Francisco
an Exercise System for Quadriplegics
September 18, 1995
Dr. Joel Primack
University of California, Santa Cruz
What Is the Dark Matter in the Universe?
September 11, 1995
Ben Owen
California Institute of Technology
and Now for Something Completely Different: Gravity Waves
May 8, 1995
Dr. Mia Luehrmann
Gettysburg College
Clea—computers in Astronomy Education
May 1, 1995
Dr. William Atwood
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Physics of the Violin
April 24, 1995
Dr. Marvin Chester
Emeritus Professor at UCLA
Aesthetics of a Discrete Element Torsional Transmission Line
April 10, 1995
Dr. Lars Bildsten
University of California, Berkeley
Rings of Fire: Thermonuclear Combustion on Neutron Stars
April 3, 1995
Eric Weiss
University of Washington
the Anatomy of a High Energy Particle Detector
March 27, 1995
Dr. Keith Brister
Cornell University
a Guided Tour of Chess
