Autumn Quarter, 2005	Time/Place	Presenter	Title	Abstract
29 September 2005	10:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Konrad Lehnert, JILA, University of Colorado, Boulder	The microwave atomic point contact: A fast and ultrasensitive detector of nanomechanical motion	Abstract
13 October 2005	10:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Jay Kikkawa, University of Pennsylvania	Magnetic and Optical Properties of Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes	Abstract
27 October 2005	10:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Paul Crowell, University of Minnesota	Electrical spin injection and accumulation in semiconductors	Abstract
10 November 2005	10:30 am 4138 Physics Research Building	Ramamoorthy Ramesh, University of California, Berkeley	Multifunctional Complex Oxide Heterostructures	Abstract
1 December 2005	10:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	John F. DiTusa, Louisiana State University	Fe1-xCoxSi: A Silicon-Based, Fully Spin-Polarized, Magnetic Semiconductor	Abstract

Winter Quarter, 2006	Time/Place	Presenter	Title	Abstract
12 January 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Chang-Beom Eom, University of Wisconsin, Madison	Making Multifunctional Oxide Heterostructures Atom by Atom	Abstract
26 January 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Leonard C. Feldman, Vanderbilt University	Vibrational Dynamics and Bond Breaking of H-Silicon	Abstract
9 February 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Nitin Samarth, Pennsylvania State University	Spin Control in Semiconductors: Variations on a Theme	Abstract
13 February 2006	4:00 pm 1080 Physics Research Building	Dan Shahar, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel	CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER Bad Superconductors	Abstract
23 February 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Zhong Lin Wang, Georgia Institute of Technology	One-dimensional Semiconducting and Piezoelectric Oxide Nanostructures - Synthesis, growth mechanisms and potential applications	Abstract
9 March 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Berry T. Jonker, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC	Semiconductor Spintronics: electrical spin injection from ferromagnetic metals	Abstract

Spring Quarter, 2006	Time/Place	Presenter	Title	Abstract
6 April 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Christopher J. Palmstrom, University of Minnesota	Ferromagnetic Metal/Compound Semiconductor Heterostructures: Growth, Interfacial Reactions and Spin Injection	Abstract
20 April 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Jeremy Levy, University of Pittsburgh	Quantum Computing with Electron Spins in Semiconductors	Abstract
4 May 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Dan Ralph, Cornell University	Nanomagnetics and Spin Dynamics	Abstract
18 May 2006	11:30 am 4138 Physics Research Building	Darrell G. Schlom, Pennsylvania State University	Enhancing Ferroelectrics using Strain	Abstract
1 June 2006	11:30 am 1080 Physics Research Building	Mark Freeman, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada	Using an STM to connect silicon and magnetism: dynamics of an Ising chain studied at a semiconductor surface	Abstract