The Physics Program at Colorado Mesa University holds weekly seminars during the academic year. Each seminar consists of a physics-related presentation by a CMU faculty member, student or a visitor. These are free and open to all. Coffee and cookies will be provided.
Spring 2022
Thursdays, 12:30-1:20
Wubben Science 115
- February 3: "Quantum Strategies Improve Measurement", Dr. David Collins, Prof. of Physics
- February 10: Dr. Brian Hosterman, Associate Professor of Physics
- February 17: "Future of Semiconductors", Dr. Youngmin Kim, Assistant Professor of Physics
- February 24: "Modulating of protein-nanoparticle" interactions with molecular functionalization", Dr. Jarrod Schiffbauer, John Cogburn, Logan Myers, and Miles Willis, CMU.
- March 3: "Cover Letter Writing", Olivia Pulford, CMU Career Services
- March 10: "Observational Cosmology", Scott Perrin, mFactor Engineering
- March 17: "Using GIS to map astronomical bodies", Andrew Schmidt, CMU
- March 24: Spring Break (No Seminar)
- March 31: "Representations and Models of Substitutional Atomic Systems: Applications to Clean Energy" James Goff, Sandia National Laboratories
- April 7: "Applying Projective Geometry to Cosmological Inflation" Calvin Bavor, CMU
- April 14: "The Relativistic Brachistochrone" Caleb Woodward, CMU
- April 21: " An Introduction to the Optical Characterization of Hexagonal Boron Nitride" Dakota Harmon, CMU
- April 28: Clark Willis, CMU
- May 5: Taylor Guerra, CMU
All CMU students, staff, faculty and the public are welcome to attend Physics seminar.
Coffee, soft drinks and cookies are served!