Date

Speaker

Title

Sep. 25

Rowan Thomson
Carlton University

Advancing Cancer Radiation Therapy with Physics: Multiscale Modeling from Patient to Cells

Oct. 9

Stephane Courteau
Queen’s University

Puzzles in Galaxy Scaling Relations

Oct. 16

Benne Holwerda
University of Louisville

A Search for High-Redshift Galaxies And An Accidental Galactic Survey of Dwarf Stars with Hubble

Oct. 19 (FRIDAY!)

William Cairncross
JILA and the University of Colorado Boulder

Searching for the Origins of Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry with Molecular Ions

Oct. 23

Kim Venn
University of Victoria

Metal-Poor Stars and the Pristine Survey

Nov. 6

Brian Wilson
University of Toronto

Nanobiophotonics for Cancer Applications:

Nov. 13

Dr. Toby Brown
McMaster University

The Life Cycle of Nearby Galaxies: internal and external processes regulating their gas content:

Nov. 22 (THURSDAY!)

Randolf Pohl
Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics

Laser spectroscopy of hydrogen and muonic
atoms and the proton radius puzzle

Nov. 27

Dr. Phiala Shanahan
MIT

Nuclear Physics from the Standard Model

Dec. 4

Dean Lee
Michigan State University

Nuclear Lattice Simulations

Jan. 8

Chris Stewart
York University

Finding an Alternative Career in Physics

Jan. 15

Dr. Vladan Vuletic
MIT

Manipulating atoms with light: laser
cooling to Bose-Einstein condensation

Jan. 22

Qinyin Fang
McMaster University

Time-resolved fluorescence
spectroscopy and imaging

Jan. 29

David DeMille
Yale University

A tabletop-scale probe for TeV-scale physics:
the electric dipole moment of the electron

Feb. 5

Kevin Diamond
McMaster University

Deformable tissue-mimicking
materials for biomedical optics
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Feb. 12

David McKeen
TRIUMF

TBD