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Colloquia Archive

COLLOQUIUM: PPPL at t = 0
April 12, 2017
Dr. Kenneth Ford
COLLOQUIUM: Pilot-wave hydrodynamics
April 5, 2017
Dr. John W. M. Bush
MIT
COLLOQUIUM: The U.S. D.O.E. Exascale Computing Project – Goals and Challenges
March 30, 2017
Dr. Paul Messina
Argonne National Laboratory
COLLOQUIUM: The long and the short of collisions in strong magnetic fields
March 29, 2017
Professor Daniel Dubin
University of California - San Diego
COLLOQUIUM: Let's Go to Mars!
March 22, 2017
Dr. Aprille Ericsson
NASA
COLLOQUIUM: The Breakthrough Starshot Initiative: A Funded Interstellar Flight Project
March 8, 2017
Professor Edwin Turner
Princeton University
Assembly and Actuation of Magnetic Polymers and Membranes by Precessing Magnetic Fields
February 15, 2017
Professor Monica Overa de la Cruz
Northwestern University
COLLOQUIUM: Princeton Campus Development 1756 – 2017
February 8, 2017
Mr. Joshua E. Linkov
Princeton University
COLLOQUIUM: Recent results and near-term plans for Wendelstein 7-X
February 3, 2017
Dr. Thomas Sunn Pedersen, Director of Stellarator Edge and Divertor Physics
Max-Planck Institute of Plasma Physics
COLLOQUIUM: Are You Living In A Simulation?
February 1, 2017
Dr. Silas Beane
University of Washington Seattle
COLLOQUIUM: What is the Fusion Nuclear Science Facility, What Does it Do, Why do We Need It...the Critical First Step Toward Power Plants
January 25, 2017
Dr. Charles Kessel
PPPL
COLLOQUIUM: Chaotic Dynamics in the Physical Sciences
January 18, 2017
Dr. Edward Ott
University of Maryland
COLLOQUIUM: Motivations for Spherical Torus research and initial results from NSTX Upgrade
January 11, 2017
Dr. Jon Menard
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Entrepreneurship to Spaceship
January 4, 2017
Mr. Greg Olsen
GHO Ventures LLC
COLLOQUIUM: Solving magnetic reconnection, one plasmoid at a time
December 21, 2016
Professor Nuno Loureiro
MIT
COLLOQUIUM: Princeton University's District Energy Approach and Implications for Improving Energy Efficiency
December 14, 2016
Edward T. Borer
Princeton University
COLLOQUIUM: Overview of Domestic Electric and Gas Markets
November 30, 2016
Dr. Ralph Izzo
Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG)
Eagleworks Laboratories: Advanced Propulsion
November 17, 2016
Dr. Harold "Sonny" White
NASA
Structure-preserving Geometric Algorithms & Exascale Computing
November 16, 2016
Dr. Hong Qin
PPPL and University of Science and Technology of China
History and derivation of the Schrödinger equation
November 9, 2016
Dr. Wolfgang P. Schleich
University of Ulm / Texas A&M University
COLLOQUIUM: Flight of the Fruit Fly
October 19, 2016
Professor Itai Cohen
Cornell University
COLLOQUIUM: Estimating the Age of Life Using Moore's Law
October 12, 2016
Dr. Alexei Sharov
National Institutes of Health
COLLOQUIUM: Better Cities Through Imaging
October 5, 2016
Dr. Gregory Dobler
New York University
COLLOQUIUM: The Gifts of the Ocean and its Future
October 3, 2016
Dr. Ken Furuya
University of Tokyo
COLLOQUIUM: Random Organization, Hyperuniformity and Photonic Bandgaps
September 28, 2016
Dr. Paul Chaikin
New York University

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