DPF 2011

Session

Plenary Session

9 Aug 2011, 08:30

Rhode Island Convention Center

Conveners

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• Ulrich Heintz (Department of Physics-Brown University)

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• Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

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• Jonathan Rosner

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• Alice Bean (Department of Physics and Astronomy-University of Kansas)

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• Savvas Koushiappas (Brown University)

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• Nicholas Hadley (Department of Physics and Astronomy-University of Maryland)

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• Chip Brock (Michigan State)

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• David Cutts (Department of Physics-Brown University)

552. Welcome

Prof. James Valles (Chair Physics Department - Brown University)

09/08/2011, 08:30

495. Welcome

Prof. Clyde Briant (Vice President for Research (Brown University))

09/08/2011, 08:35

30. Electroweak Physics

Michael Henry Schmitt (Department of Physics and Astronomy-Northwesten University)

09/08/2011, 08:45

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37. Beyond the Standard Model: theory

Konstantin Matchev (Department of Physics-University of Florida)

09/08/2011, 09:15

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38. Beyond the Standard Model: experiment

George Redlinger (Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL))

09/08/2011, 09:45

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33. Neutrino Physics: theory

Prof. Lisa Everett Everett (University of Wisconsin)

09/08/2011, 10:45

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34. Neutrino Physics: experiment

Jennifer Raaf (FNAL)

09/08/2011, 11:15

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35. Searches for BSM Physics at Low Energy

Krishna Kumar (Physics Department University of Massachusetts Amherst)

09/08/2011, 11:45

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36. Field and String Theory

Christopher Herzog (Princeton University)

10/08/2011, 08:30

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31. QCD: Experiment

Prof. Joey Huston (Michigan State University)

10/08/2011, 09:00

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32. QCD: Theory

Prof. Christian Bauer (UC Berkeley)

10/08/2011, 09:30

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45. Hadron Spectroscopy

Adam Szczepaniak (Indiana University)

10/08/2011, 10:30

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39. Liquid Quark-Gluon Plasma: Opportunities and Challenges

KRISHNA Rajagopal (MIT)

10/08/2011, 11:00

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40. Heavy Ion Physics

Barbara Jacak (Stony Brook University)

10/08/2011, 11:30

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41. Education & Outreach

Michael Barnett (Physics Division-Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (LBNL))

10/08/2011, 12:00

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42. High Energy Gamma-Ray and Neutrino Astrophysics

John Beacom (Ohio State University)

11/08/2011, 08:30

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43. Early Universe and Cosmology

Mark Trodden (University of Pennsylvania)

11/08/2011, 09:00

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44. Dark Matter Searches

Jonghee Yoo (FNAL)

11/08/2011, 09:30

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550. Welcome

Prof. Mark Schlissel (Provost - Brown University)

13/08/2011, 08:30

553. Welcome

Angel Taveras (Mayor of Providence)

13/08/2011, 08:35

46. Heavy Flavor Physics

Prof. Sheldon Stone (Department of Physics-Syracuse University)

13/08/2011, 08:45

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47. CP Violation

Hassan Jawahery (Elementary Particles and High Energy Physics Groups)

13/08/2011, 09:15

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515. What Life is like as a Scientist in Congress

Bill Foster

13/08/2011, 09:45

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496. Tanaka award

13/08/2011, 10:45

48. Top Quark Physics

Kirsten Anne Tollefson (Michigan State University)

13/08/2011, 11:00

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49. Higgs Searches

Aurelio Juste Rozas (IFAE - Institut de Física d'Altes Energies-Universitat Autònom)

13/08/2011, 11:30

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497. LHC Luminosity and Energy Upgrades

Dr Steve Myers (CERN)

13/08/2011, 12:00

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50. Celebrating the Tevatron: physics

Paul Grannis (High Energy Group (HEG))

13/08/2011, 14:00

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434. Celebrating the Tevatron: Machine

Dr Stephen Holmes (Fermilab)

13/08/2011, 14:30

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For 25 years the Tevatron Proton-Antiproton Collider was the highest energy collider in the world. This presentation will trace the origins of the Tevatron, the challenges that were overcome in creating high luminosity collisions of protons and antiprotons, the technological achievements that drove performance a factor of 400 beyond the initial performance goals, and the legacy of the Tevatron...

498. Future US Facilities

Dr Pier Oddone (Fermilab)

13/08/2011, 15:00

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468. Closing Remarks

Barry Barish (Caltech)

13/08/2011, 15:30

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