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Events Archive

People gathered in a field for the 2017 eclipse.

The Oregon State University Physics Department has been host to many amazing events over the years. Learn more about our past events by exploring below.

DateTypeEvent
ColloquiumSurpassing The Standard Model: Searching for Supersymmetry (CANCELLED)
Prof. Stephanie Majewski, Dept. of Physics, U of Oregon
Colloquium
SeminarImproving Spectrochemical Biosensing and Spectral Resolution Techniques for Two-Photon Applications
Sean Burrows, OSU Chemistry
Seminar
Senior ThesisRaman spectroscopy of graphene
Nicholas Coyle, OSU Physics
Senior Thesis
ColloquiumThe interplay between condensation and chemistry in the formation of solid particles in the ejecta of supernova explosions
Prof. Davide Lazzati, Oregon State University
Colloquium
SeminarAmorphous Oxide Semiconductor Thin-Film Transistors
Bao-Sung Yeh, OSU EECS
Seminar
Ph.D. DefenseCarbon nanotube optoelectronics
Tristan DeBorde
Ph.D. Defense
ColloquiumAn amorphous oxide semiconductor thin-film transistor route to oxide electronics
Prof. John Wager, EECS, Oregon State University
Colloquium
ColloquiumNo Colloquium, MLK Day
None
Colloquium
SeminarUnraveling Ultrafast Phonon Dynamics in Transparent Thin Medium with Time-Resolved Surface Third-Harmonic Generation
Chong Fang, OSU Chemistry
Seminar
ColloquiumDirect Detection of Classically Undetectable Dark Matter through Quantum Decoherence
Dr. C. Jess Riedel, IBM Watson Research Center
Colloquium
Seminarno SSO seminar (1st week)
Seminar
SeminarResistance Switching Properties in the Partially Oxidized Platinum and Niobium-doped Strontium Titanate Schottky Junctions
Dr. Sakyo Hirose, Murata Manufacturing Co. Japan
Seminar
ColloquiumNobel Prize 2013: Peter W. Higgs and François Englert
Prof. Al Stetz, Department of Physics, OSU
Colloquium
Special LectureVoltage Sensing Inorganic Nanoparticles
Prof. Shimon Weiss, UCLA
Special Lecture
SeminarCatalysts and Interfaces in Oxygen Evolving Photoanodes for Solar Water Splitting
Prof. Shannon Boettcher, University of Oregon
Seminar
ColloquiumGraphene Micro-Femto Energetics
Prof. Matt Graham, Department of Physics, OSU
Colloquium
SeminarSeeing light with electrons
Prof. Rolf Könenkamp, Portland State University
Seminar
ColloquiumHarnessing Defects in Graphene: from Plasmonics to Chemical Functionalization
Dr. Kirill A. Velizhanin, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Colloquium
SeminarFunctional Nanostructured Materials: Scalable Synthesis and Modification
David Xiulei Ji, OSU Chemistry
Seminar
ColloquiumSuper-resolution imaging of plasmonic nanoparticles
Prof. Katherine Willets, Department of Chemistry, U of Texas at Austin
Colloquium
SeminarApplications of Electrochemical Techniques to Study Biological Systems : From Cancer Cells to Biofilms
Dipankar Koley, OSU Chemistry
Seminar
Colloquium Equipping students to connect multivariable calculus with the physical world
Prof. David Roundy, Department of Physics. OSU
Colloquium
SeminarOrder-Disorder Phase Transformation in Ni-Cr Alloys
Julie Tucker, OSU MIME
Seminar
ColloquiumDriving the self-organization of cellular system: mechano-chemical signaling
Prof. Bo Sun, Department of Physics, OSU
Colloquium
ColloquiumUnderstanding Molecules and Solids Bit by Bit
Prof. Guenter Schneider, Department of Physics, OSU
Colloquium
SeminarGraphene and carbon nanotube based biosensors: an alternative to fluorescence detection
Ethan Minot
Seminar
ColloquiumShining Light on the Molecular Mechanism of Cytoskeleton-based Molecular Motors
Prof. Weihong Qiu, Department of Physics, OSU
Colloquium
SeminarThe formation of atomic clusters and nanoparticles from deposition in a saturated vapor
Prof. Davide Lazzati
Seminar
ColloquiumGamma-Ray Bursts: numerical tools to understand the biggest explosions in the Universe
Prof. Davide Lazzati
Colloquium
General EventSenior Graduation Dinner 2013
Several
General Event
Senior ThesisSenior Thesis Presentations Part II
Seniors
Senior Thesis
SeminarMagneto-Optic Analysis of Magnetic Microstructures
Prof. Rudolf Schaefer, Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW), Dresden, Germany
Seminar
Senior ThesisSenior Thesis Presentations Part I
Seniors
Senior Thesis
Senior ThesisA Detailed Introduction to String Theory
Andy Svesko
Senior Thesis
Ph.D. DefenseGrowth and Characterization of the p-type Semiconductors SnS and BiCuOSe
Jason Francis
Ph.D. Defense
SeminarDoping and Defects in Complex Semiconductors
Prof. Guenter Schneider
Seminar
ColloquiumCoastal Physical Oceanography
Kipp Shearman, College of Earth, Ocean & Atmospheric Sciences, OSU
Colloquium
SeminarTBA
Tal Sharf, Tristan deBorde
Seminar
Senior ThesisBuilding a basic computational model of impurity and surface states in a 1-dimensional solid
Bethany Matthews
Senior Thesis
ColloquiumGraphene Mechanical Wonders
Scott Bunch, University of Colorado, Boulder
Colloquium
Senior ThesisThermal conductivity of dielectric thin films by the 3-omega method
River Wiedle
Senior Thesis
SeminarOptical and Electronic Properties of the p-type semiconductors BiCuOSe and SnS
Jason Francis, OSU Physics
Seminar
ColloquiumPulsed Laser Irradiation of Doped Zinc Oxide Films
Dr. Gregory Exarhos, PNNL
Colloquium
General EventStudent lunch with Dr. Greg Exarhos
Dr. Greg Exarhos
General Event
SeminarBreaking of angular momentum symmetry for light atoms; magnetic structures within the LDA.
Skye Dorsett
Seminar
ColloquiumCavity optomechanics: Controlling mechanical motion with light
Hailin Wang, Department of Physics, University of Oregon
Colloquium
SeminarResuscitating Large-N Theory for Atomic Gases: Mean-Field Theories from Path-Integral Formalisms
Dr. Chih-Chun Chien, Los Alamos National Lab
Seminar
SeminarAdvanced spintronic materials for generation and control of spin current
Prof. Koki Takanashi, Institute for Materials Research (IMR), Tohoku University
Seminar
ColloquiumMemcomputing: a brain-inspired computing paradigm to store and process information on the same physical platform
Prof. Massimiliano Di Ventra, University of California, San Diego
Colloquium
SeminarExpanding Chemical Biology with Broadly Permissive Synthetases
Prof. Ryan Mehl
Seminar