Clint Crosby – September 20, 2007
The Clint Crosby/Lockheed Martin Physics and Astronomy Seminar Series is named in recognition of MSU alumnus Clint Crosby and his employer, Lockheed Martin. Their generous contributions over many years have supported numerous departmental activities, including this seminar series.
The Clint Crosby/Lockheed Martin Physics and Astronomy Seminar Series brings to the MSU campus speakers from a variety of midwestern colleges and universities. Talks presented cover a wide range of subjects in physics and astronomy; some are given at the general interest level while others are aimed at more advanced students in the field.
Seminars are usually given on Thursdays at 4:00 PM. All are welcome to attend.
From High-Temperature Superconductors to Chronic Wounds: Understanding the Possibilities and Use of a Physics Education in the Search for a Career
Ed Psych 101, Physicist Learning Community Section 5
Comparison of Ground-based and Satellite Ozone Measurements
Spintronics: An Introduction
Using Internal Friction to Study Atomic Scale Processes in Materials
Magnetoelasticity of Fe-based Solid Solutions: From Materials Development to Physics Exploration
Resonant X-ray Diffraction Studies on Smectic Liquid Crystals
Title TBA
