Time | Speaker | Title |
09:00 | Blayne Heckel UW Physics Dept. Chairperson |
Greetings |
09:02 | Werner Stuetzle UW Divisional Dean of Science |
Introductory words |
09:07 | Jerry Miller (UW) | John Cramer |
09:15 | Bill Lynch (Michigan State) | Overview of Low energy nuclear physics and FRIB |
10:00 | John Watson (Kent State) | Heavy Ion Elastic Scattering, and Other Fortuitous Collaborations |
10:35 | Coffee Break | |
10:55 | Larry Phair (LBL) | Physics at the 88-inch cyclotron |
11:35 | John Clauser | History of Clauser-Freedman Experiment |
12:20 | Lunch | |
2:00 | George Chapline (LLNL) | Quantum Mechanics and Helmhotz Machines |
2:35 | Ruth Kastner | Cramer's Transactional Interpretation and the Quantum Liar Experiment |
3:10 | James Woodward (Cal State Fullerton) | Why science fiction has little to fear from science |
3:45 | Coffee Break | |
4:05 | Kathryn Cramer | Recovering Children of Physicists |
4:40 | Geoffrey Landis | Parallel Worlds: Science and Science Fiction |
5:25 | Adjourn | |
6:00 | Dinner at the Waterfront Activities Center |
Friday 11 September - Physics Building A - Room A110
Time | Speaker | Title |
9:00 | Berndt Mueller (Duke) | Relativistic heavy ion collisions |
9:45 | Jamie Dunlop (BNL) | Recent results from STAR |
10:20 | Grazyna Odyniec (LBL) | What can we learn from an energy scan? |
10:50 | Coffee Break | |
11:10 | Ron Soltz | Recent results from PHENIX |
11:45 | John Cramer | Five Decades of Physics |
12:40 | Adjourn |