What Physicists Do - Archive | Department of Physics & Astronomy at Sonoma State University

Date	Speaker	Speaker Affiliation	Lecture Title
October 10, 1988	Dr. Geraldine J. Peters	University of Southern California	Mass Loss and Photospheric Activity in Hot Stars
October 3, 1988	Dr. Paul Doherty	Exploratorium	Building Science Exhibits for the Public
September 26, 1988	Dr. Manuel F. Morales	University of California at San Francisco	How Muscle Works
September 19, 1988	Dr. Fran√ßois Bouchet	University of California at Berkeley	Cosmic Strings and Large Scale Structures in the Universe
May 9, 1988	Dr. Aharon Kapitulnik	Stanford University	Science and Technology of High Temperature Superconductors
May 2, 1988	Dr. Saeid Rahimi	Sonoma State University	Negative Capacitance?
April 25, 1988	Paul Robinson	Edison-Computech High School, Fresno	Physics First
April 18, 1988	Dr. Paul E. Boynton	University of Washington	Experimental Search for a Fifth Force
April 11, 1988	Dr. Gordon G. Spear	Sonoma State University	Cepheids Are Not Just Standard Candles
April 4, 1988	Dr. Donald E. Osterbrock	Lick Observatory, University of California, Santa Cruz	Lick Observatory: The First Century
March 21, 1988	Dr. Robert E. Steele	Motion Engineering, Santa Barbara	Problems in Robot Design
March 14, 1988	Dr. Ling-Lie Chau	University of California, Davis	Frontiers in Particle Physics
March 7, 1988	Dr. Vah√© Petrosian	Stanford University	Giant Luminous Arcs as Gravitational Mirages
February 29, 1988	Dr. Roger Bland	San Francisco State University	in Quest of the Free Quark
February 22, 1988	Dr. Donald A. Glaser	University of California, Berkeley	the Human Visual System: Should You Believe What You See?
February 8, 1988	Kenneth A. Ritley	Sonoma State University	Madelung, Ewald, and 1-2-3
November 30, 1987	Dr. William Imler	Hewlett Packard Corporation	Amorphous Silicon
November 23, 1987	Mr. Storrs Hoen	Physics Graduate Assistant at the Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley	Advances in High Temperature Ceramic Superconductor Synthesis
November 16, 1987	Dr. Richard A. London	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Recent Progress in X-Ray Lasers
November 9, 1987	Dr. George A. Seielstad	Assistant Director National Radio Astronomy Observatory	Exploring the Invisible Universe

October 10, 1988