Gettysbug Physics

These presentations are open to the general public, as well as to all students, faculty, administrators and staff of Gettysburg College, and we cordially invite you to join in for instructive, thought-provoking lectures on current topics in astronomy and physics

Come find out what physics is all about!!

*[latin colloquy fr. com + loqui to speak] conversation, dialogue; an academic meeting at
which specialist(s) speak on a given subject and then answer questions about it.

Thursday, September 24, 3:00 pm. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	Xiangyun Qui Laboratory of Physical & Structural Biology, National Institutes of Health Electrostatics-Driven Assembly of Liquid Crystalline DNA
Friday, October 2, 3:00 pm. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	Christina L. McGahan, '11 Evaluation of a Non-Destructive Method for the Removal of Dust, Debris, and Co-deposited Tritium from First Wall Surfaces and Plasma Surface Interfaces in a Fusion Reactor
Friday, October 2, 3:30 pm. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	Christine M. Kuhn, '10 Retroreflector Measurements and LED Traffic Signal Distributions
Thursday, October 8, 3:00 p.m. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	D. J. Pisano Department of Physics and Astronomy, West Virginia University Luminous Compact Blue Galaxies: What are They and What will They Become?
Thursday, October 22, 3:00 p.m. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	Greg Adkins Department of Physics and Astronomy, Franklin and Marshall College The New Quantum Universe
Thursday, October 29, 3:00 p.m. Masters Hall Room 110 (Mara Auditorium)	Kate Spillane University of Pennsylvania, Medical Physics Program Director Career Options in Medical Physics

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