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September  |
| All talks are 1 hour unless otherwise noted |
| September 2 |
Labor Day, No Classes |
| September 4 |
10:00 AM: Convocation Piece Room |
| September 5 |
2:00 PM: Multimedia,
Vision and Visualization Seminar, "From Movies to 3D Models; the Strucutre-from-Motion
Problem", Speaker Dr. John Olienis, NEC Research Institute, Lieb 3rd
floor conference room |
| September 6 |
3:00 PM: CS
Security Seminar, "What's new in primality testing ", Speaker Carl
Pomerance, Bell Labs, Fielding Room, 3rd floor, Howe Center |
| September 10 |
End of Add/Drop for Fall Semester |
| September 11 |
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, "Using Debye-temperature factors to design a new model of
protein dynamics", Speaker Marc Mansfield, Department of Chemistry
and Chemical Biology, Stevens Institute of Technology |
| September 20 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Colloquia, "Low-Temperature Calorimetry: A New Spectroscopic Tool for
Particles and Quanta ", Speaker Professor Henry Stroke, NYU - Physics
Dept, Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| September 25 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Edward Foster "Sex, Symbols, and the Decadent American" Howe
Center, Skyline Room
2:00 PM: CS Seminar, Speaker
Manu Malek, Stevens |
| September 26 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, Vassilios Kovanis, Corning Incorporated, "Domesticating
instabilities: The case of diode lasers subject to delayed feedback" Pierce,
Room 218 |
| September 27 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Colloquia, "High sensitive and spatially resolved THz-spectroscopy
of organic and inorganic materials", Speaker Dr. Martin Brucherseifer,
Stevens Physics Dept, Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
October  |
| All talks are 1 hour unless otherwise noted |
| October 2 |
1:30 PM: Full Faculty Meeting, Burchard Room
118 |
| October 4 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Colloquia, "Discrete Ordinate Radiative Transfer Theory in Earth's
Atmosphere including Rotational Raman Scattering; a General Quasi-Analytic
Solution", Speaker Dr. Robert Spurr, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for
Astrophysics, Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
October 7 |
Fall Recess |
| October 8 |
No Classes 5:00 PM: Chemistry
Seminar, "Mechanism of Laser Methods for MS Analysis of Complex Bioorganic
and Inorganic Matrices: Matrix Decomposition Assists Desorption ", Speaker
Victor Talroze, University of California San Francisco, Maclean 510 |
| October 9 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Harold Dorn "Was Stalin a Great Man?" Howe Center, Skyline Room
2:15 PM: Chemistry
Seminar, "The Molecular Design of Functional Polymer Surfaces for Biomaterial
Applications", Speaker Jeffrey T. Koberstein, Dept. of Chemical Engineering,
Columbia University, jk1191@columbia.edu, Maclean 510 |
| October 11 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Nonequilibrium Fluctuations and Decoherence in Nanoelectromechanical
Devices", Speaker Dr. Anatoly Yu Smirnov, D-Wave Systems Inc. Vancouver,
Canada, Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| October 16 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Arthur Donovan "Containerization and Society" Howe Center, Skyline
Room
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, E. Kharlampieva & other of SS students |
| October 17 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, Jiri Vesely, Charles University, Prague, Czechoslovakia,
Pierce, Room 218 |
| October 18 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Experiments to Understand High Temperature Plasma Confinement
in Dipole Magnetic Fields", PROF. Michael E. Mauel, Columbia University
Dept. of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics, Room 714-715 Burchard
Building |
| October 21 |
5:00 PM: issa
Colloquium, "Using genomic tools and natural systems to create smarter
crops", Speaker Ian Baldwin, Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology,
Jena, Location Hayden Lounge |
| October 23 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Morris Pierce (Rochester U.): "The Erie Canal", Fielding Room
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, Corey Strickland (guest of AKG)
3:30 PM: Stochastic
Systems Seminar, Professor C. T. Kelley, North Carolina State University, "Sampling
Methods and Implicit Filtering", Pierce, Room 218 |
| October 25 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Non-Equilibrium High Pressure Plasmas and Applications", Speaker
Prof. Mounir Laroussi, Old Dominion University Dept. of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| October 28 |
3:00 PM mV2
Seminar Series, CS Dept, Speaker Professor Peter Alen, Columbia University,
Dept of Computer Science |
| October 29 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, Fotios Harmantzis, Stevens Institute of Technology,
TBA |
| October 30 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, James McClellan "The Transmission of Knowledge Across Cultural
Boundaries" Howe Center, Fielding Room
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, Mark E. Tuckerman, Dept. of Chemistry, NYU, mark.tuckerman@nyu.edu
212-998-8471 |
November  |
| All talks are 1 hour unless otherwise noted |
| November 1 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Successful Strategies for Empowering Students to Get High Paying
and Rewarding Employment After Graduation", Speaker Prof. Brian Schwartz,
Graduate Center of the City University of New York, Room 714-715 Burchard
Building
3:30 PM: issa Colloquium, "Christine
de Pizan and defining literary culture", E. Jeffrey Richards, University
of Wuppertal, Skyline Suite, Howe Center
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM: Symposium
on Mathematical Optimization, Room TBA |
| November 2-4 |
The
Biennial Conference for Literary Translation |
| November 6 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Mary Ann Hellrigel, "The State of the Art?: Electricity at the
Paris Universal Exposition of 1900" Howe Center, Fielding Room
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, N. Panikov, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Stevens
Institute of Technology |
| November 7 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, "A Gentle Introduction to Billiards: Why and a Little
Bit of How", Marco Lenci, Stevens Institute of Technology, Pierce, Room
218 |
| November 8 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Inverse Methods in Coherent and Incoherent Scattering", Speaker
Prof Jakob J. Stamnes, Department of Physics, University of Bergen Norway,
Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| November 13 |
1:30 PM: Full Faculty Meeting, Burchard Room
118
4:00 PM: Chemistry
Seminar, R. Lobrutto, Merck, 732-594-1987 |
| November 14 |
3:30 PM: Stochastic
Systems Seminar, Souran Manucheri, Stevens Institute of Technology, Pierce,
Room 218 |
| November 15 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Water Vapor Feedbacks in the Tropical Upper Troposphere", Speaker
Prof. Kenneth R. Minschwaner, Department of Physics, New Mexico Tech,
Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| November 20 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, Garry Dobbins "Marxism: The Enron of Ideologies" Howe Center,
Fielding Room
TBD Chemistry
Seminar, Hernando J. Sosa, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, Albert
Einstein College of Medicine, The Bronx, NY hsosa@aecom.yu.edu 718-430-3456
2:00 - 4:00 PM: Interreligious Forum, "FREE WILL AND FAITH: An interreligious
dialog on the concept of free will from the perspectives of Christianity,
Judaism, Islam, and Hinduism with commentary from the perspective of philosophy",
Speakers: Ms. Deb Sheridan - Christian Views, Rabbi Robert Scheinberg -
Jewish Views, Mr. Islam Elfayoumi - Muslim Views, Dr. M. G. Prasad - Hindu
Views, Dr. J. Ossar - A Philosophical Perspective, Fielding Room (3rd fl),
Howe Center |
| November 21 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, "Towards Maximally Tough Nearly-Cubic Graphs", Lynne
Doty, Marist College, Pierce, Room 218 |
| November 22 |
2:00 PM: Physics
Seminar, "Science and Art of Fluid Motion", Speaker Prof Norman J. Zabusky,
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Rutgers University,
Room 714-715 Burchard Building |
| November 27 |
Until Sunday Dec. 1 Thanksgiving Recess |
December  |
| All talks are 1 hour unless otherwise noted |
| December 4 |
12:00 PM: Humanities
Forum, TBA, Fielding Room |
| December 5 |
3:30 PM: Nonlinear
Systems Seminar, "Geometry and Analysis in Conformal Field Theory", David
Radnell, Rutgers University, Pierce, Room 218 |
| December 6 |
4:00 PM: issa
Colloquium Skyline Suite, Howe Center |
| December 9 |
Last Day of Classes
3:30 PM: Nonlinear Systems
Seminar, "Microdisk Lasers, Billiards, and Closed Orbits in Subriemannian
Geometry", Vadim Zharnitsky, Bell Labs, Pierce, Room 218 |
| December 10 - 21 |
Review and Exam Period |
| December 12 |
3:30 PM: Stochastic
Systems Seminar, "Portfolio Optimization with Drawdown Constraints",
Stan Uryasev, University of Florida, Pierce, Room 218 |
| December 22 - Jan 1 |
Winter Recess |
January 2003 |
| All talks are 1 hour unless otherwise noted |
| January 2 |
Winter Intersession |
| January 15 |
Spring Semester Classes Begin |
| January 29 |
Full Faculty Meeting |
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