Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Physics Seminar Series
Fall 2024
Meeting time (if not specified explicitly): Fridays, 11am, Osborne 204A
Date | Speaker | Title and abstract | Sponsor |
09/06 | Prof. Merdith Joyce University of Wyoming | When Will Betelgeuse Explode? Numerical and Computational Approaches to Problems in Stellar Astrophysics | Physics |
09/27 | Robbie Mears University of Bath (UK) | Anti-resonant hollow core fibres - design and fabrication | Physics |
10/18 | Prof. Kerem Çamsari UCSB | Probabilistic Computing With p-Bits: Optimization, Machine Learning and Quantum Simulation | Physics |
10/25 | Dr. Michael Tanksalvala NIST | Tabletop, High-Frequency, Layer- and Element-Specific XFMR Spectroscopy Detected with Extreme Ultraviolet Light | Physics |
11/08 | Dr. Olle Heinonen Seagate | Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording | Physics |
11/15 | Prof. Pamela Shockley Zalabak UCCS, CommuniCon. Inc | Organizational Trust: What it Means, Why it Matters | Physics |
12/06 | Prof. Barry Zink DU | TBD | Physics |
Events organized by AIAA, Contact: Dr. Lynnane George, lgeorge2@uccs.edu
Date | Speaker | Title and abstract | Notes |
09/05 | Dr. Joel Mozer US Space Force | Images of future space operations | Contact Dr. Lynnane George to RSVP. 5:30 to 7:00 pm Dwire 121 |
10/30 | Lockheed Martin | Lockheed Martin Waterton plant tour | Contact Dr. Lynnane George to RSVP by Oct 15 |
10/30 | Trip Carter | Engineering space systems: tackling the toughest challenges, one mission at a time | Contact Dr. Lynnane George for information. |
Student Presentations & Dissertations
Fall 2024
Date | Time | Place | Type of event | Speaker | Advisor | Title |
Wednesday, September 25 | 8:00 am | ENGR 247 | Ph.D. Defense | Markus H. Tyboroski | Robert Camley | Reflectance Studies of Nanostructured Metallic Gratings Using Effective Medium Theory and Attenuated Total Reflection |
Friday, October 11 | 11:00 am | Osborne A204 | Comprehensive Exam | Kyle Rockwell | Ezio Iacocca | Fun with solitons: approaching the discrete limit with pseudospectral and fractional PDEs |