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Condensed Matter & Materials Physics Seminar (Fall - '07)

Seminars will take place at 2:00 pm on Tuesdays in 215 Sharp Lab (Bartol Conference Room) unless otherwise noted .

Date	Speaker Affiliation	Title	Host
Sept 4	Michael Fuhrer Department of Physics and Center for Nanophysics and Advanced Materials University of Maryland at College Park	Charge and Spin Transport in Graphene Nanostructures	Nikolic
Sept 11 1:45	Ismat Shah Materials Science & Engineering Physics & Astronomy University of Delaware	Cation and Anion Doping of Nanostructured Titania for Visible Light Photocatalysis
Sept 18	Xinqiao Jia Materials Science and Engineering University of Delaware	Biomimetic Approaches for Vocal Fold Tissue Regeneration	Chui
Oct 2	Axel Hoffmann Materials ScienceDivision Argonne Natioal Lab	Shaken Not Stirred: Using Brownian Motion for Biomagnetic Sensing	Xiao
Oct 9	Maxim Tsoi Department of Physics University of Texas	Spintronics: from ferromagnets to antiferromagnets	Xiao
Oct 16	Satoshi Okamoto Materials Science and Technology Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Recent theoretical development on correlated-electron heterostructures	Nikolic
Oct 23	Joshua Zide Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering University of Delaware	Metal/Semiconductor Nanocomposites: New Materials for (opto)electronic and Energy Conversion Devices	Chui
Oct 30	Yong Zhang National Renewable Energy Laboratory	Nanostructures for solar energy applications: materials and architectures	Chui
Nov 1	Dimitrie Culcer Argonne Natioal Lab	Beyond the spin-Hall effect * NOTE SPECIAL DATE*	Nikolic
Nov 6	Horst Meyer Department of Physics Duke University	Convection in a supercritical fluid	Glyde
Nov 13	Andrei Liu Department of Physics & Astronomy University of Pennsylvania	Actin self-assembly, cell crawling and Listeria motility	Chui

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