10/14 1998: Dr. Ken Hardy, Florida International Univ., Dissociative Recombination Reactions in a Glow Discharge
2/9 1999: Dr. Timothy H. Gfroerer, James Madison University, Shedding Light on Semiconductor Misfits
2/12 1999: Ms. Janice Hudgings, University of California at Berkeley, Mixing Light and Semi-conductors: A Bright Idea
2/15 1999: Dr. Jeff Olafsen, Georgetown University, Physics in Granular Media: Marbles, Galaxies and Thermodynamics
2/16 1999: Dr. Mario Belloni, Davidson College, SUSY Methods in Quantum Mechanics: How to Divide and Conquer Quantum Hamiltonians
2/19 1999: Dr. Scott N. Walck, Rochester Theory Center for Radiation, Near a Surface: Optical Science & Eng. & Continuing Surprises The Institute of Optics University of Rochester
2/22 1999: Dr. Steve Hagen, National Institutes of Health, How Fast Can a Protein Fold?
3/31 1999: Mr. Jack Brockway, Wake Forest University, How Many Photons Are There? Looking at Extensions To the Standard Model
4/13 1999: Dr. Richard Rhodes, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, The History of Nuclear Physics to the Bomb
4/14 1999: Dr. Elliot McGucken, Elon College, Towards an Artificial Retina, NC Chipset to Aid the Visually Impaired
4/19 1999: Dr. Phillip Dukes, Brigham Young University, Bayes' Theorem As an Occam's Razor
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