Friday, November 7 |
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REGISTRATION |
9:00am–
1:30pm |
Hall of Graduate Studies, Rm 116
320 York Street (between Elm and Grove streets) |
2:30 –
5:30pm |
Sloane Physics Laboratory (main entrance)
217 Prospect Street |
| 6:30 - 7:30pm |
Peabody Museum of Natural History
170 Whitney Avenue
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PRE-CONFERENCE EVENT
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1:30 –
2:30pm |
Bus Tour of Campus (highlighting new construction
and renovations)
Depart from Hall of Graduate Studies, 320 York Street (between
Elm and Grove Streets); end at Sloane Physics Laboratory.
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CONFERENCE
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2:30 –
5:00pm |
Physics Open House, Lab Tours and
Poster Session
Sloane Physics Laboratory
217 Prospect Street
Visit labs, talk with faculty and students about the exciting research they
are conducting, find your old haunts, and check out recent renovations in Sloane
(new lounges, student work spaces). Four laboratories will be open for visits:
Atomic Physics, ground floor of Sloane, hosted by Dan McKinsey
High Energy Physics and Astrophysics, fourth and fifth floors of Gibbs Laboratories, hosted by Bonnie Fleming and Andy Szymkowiak
Nuclear Physics, Wright Nuclear Structure Laboratory, hosted by Volker Werner and Andreas Heinz
Applied Physics, Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center, hosted by Bob Schoelkopf
Light refreshments will be served throughout the Open House.
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| 5:30pm |
Opening Session
Sloane Physics Laboratory, Room 59
Welcoming Remarks
Jon Butler
Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Meg Urry
Chair, Department of Physics
The Future of Science at Yale
Steven M. Girvin
Deputy Provost for Science and Technology
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| 6:30pm |
Reception and Dinner
Peabody Museum of Natural History
170 Whitney Avenue
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Saturday, November 8 |
9:00 –
10:30am |
Yale Alumni at the Frontiers of Physics Research
Davies Auditorium
Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center
15 Prospect Street
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MODERATOR |
Francesco Iachello
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Baha Balantekin '82 PhD
University of Wisconsin
Gordon Cates '87 PhD
University of Virginia
Michael Dine '78 PhD
University of California, Santa Cruz
Senta V. Greene '92 PhD
Vanderbilt University
David M. Lee '59 PhD
Cornell University, Emeritus
Marlan Scully '65 PhD
Texas A & M University
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10:30–
11:00am |
Coffee break |
11:00am–
Noon |
Science Policy and Its Implications for Research
at Universities and Laboratories
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MODERATOR |
Michael Zeller
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Charles Baltay '63 PhD
Yale University
Dennis Kovar '70 PhD
U. S. Department of Energy
Arthur Ramirez '84 PhD
LGS - Bell Labs Innovations
Allen Sessoms '72 PhD
University of The District of Columbia
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12:15 –
1:45pm |
Lunch
Hall of Graduate Studies Dining Hall and
McDougal Common Room
320 York Street
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2:00 –
2:30pm |
Current Directions of the Yale Department
of PhysicsDavies Auditorium
Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center
15 Prospect Street
Meg Urry, Chair, Yale Department of Physics |
2:45–
4:00pm |
From Yale Physics to the World of Business, Finance and Industry
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MODERATOR |
Thomas Appelquist
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Joseph Allen '65 PhD
NASA and Private Sector, Retired
Joel Birnbaum '65 PhD
Hewlett-Packard Co., Retired
Piotr Karasinski '87 PhD
HSBC, London
Shiva Kumar '86 PhD
IBM, New York
Zhiping Zhao '93 PhD
CreditSights, New York
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| 7:00pm |
Cocktails and Dinner
Silliman College Common Room and
Dining Hall
505 College Street
After-Dinner Remarks
"Symmetry Breaking, Chaos and Dark Energy: Washington's Grand Challenges"
Michael Lubell '69 PhD
Professor, City College of CUNY
Director of Public Affairs, APS
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Sunday, November 9 |
9:00 –
10:15am |
Modern Trends in Physics Education
Davies Auditorium
Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center
15 Prospect Street
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MODERATOR |
Peter Parker
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Mark Caprio '03 PhD
University of Notre Dame
Peter M. Koch '74 PhD
SUNY Stony Brook
Richard A. Lindgren '69 PhD
University of Virginia
Cindy B. Schwarz '85 PhD
Vassar College
Richard N. Steinberg '87 MS, '92 PhD (Applied Physics)
City College of New York
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| 10:30am |
Farewell Brunch
Presidents Room, Woolsey Hall
Corner of College and Grove Streets
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