Drunken Sailors, Coin Flips and How to Read Genomes
Speaker
Rob Phillips, California Institute of Technology
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Bacteria Have Feelings Too: The Physics of Mechanosensation
Speaker
Rob Phillips, California Institute of Technology
String Theory: A Conceptual Overview
Speaker
Dylan Podkowka, MSc Candidate
Musings on Monod's Second Secret of Life
Speaker
Rob Phillips, California Institute of Technology
Gamma-Ray Tracking and the GRETINA Physics Program
Speaker
Augusto Macchiavelli, LBL
Abstract
The structure of nuclei far from the stability line is a central theme of research in nuclear physics. Key to this program has been the worldwide development of radioactive beam facilities and novel detector systems, which provide the tools needed to produce and study these exotic nuclei.
A Summary of Sonoluminescence
Speaker
Karl Davidson, MSc Candidate
Revolutions in Physics Education: Build a Better Student, Build a Better Teacher
Speaker
Chris Meyer, York Mills Collegiate Institute
Unlocking the Potential of Nature’s Dendrimer: From Serendipitous Discovery to Fundamental Science to Commercialization
Speaker
John Dutcher, University of Guelph/Mirexus
MSc Thesis Presentation: Flexibility of bacterial type IV pili determining using atomic force microscopy
MSc Thesis Presentation
Candidate: Josh Mogyoros
The Fundamentals of Aeronautics: From Kitty Hawk to Cape Canaveral
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Scott VanBommel, PhD Candidate