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The annual NSERC User Group meeting this year will be on Tuesday, June 7th at 3:00pm in C674.
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The Department of Physics & Astronomy Presents:
"Ecological & Evolutionary Simulations in Finite, Structured Populations"
Dr. Robert Laird
University of Lethbridge
Biological Sciences Department
Thursday April 14th, 2016
1:40pm, Room C620, U Hall
Abstract:
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Have you ever wanted to watch the pitches on Dragon's Den in real time or even compete in a business competition yourself? Come see how it's done – watch your peers compete for prize winnings and learn about the up and coming business ideas in neuroscience!
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Please plan to attend this talk from the Physics & Astronomy Speaker Series (Spring 2016)
Thursday March 31st, 2016 at 1:40pm in C620
Dr. John Davis from the University of Alberta will present: Cavity Optomechanics in a Millikelvin Environment
Please see attached for details.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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Please plan to attend this talk from Physics & Astronomy Colloquium Speaker Series (Spring 2016)
Thursday March 24th, 2016 at 1:40pm in C620
Dr. Gabor Kunstatter from the University of Winnipeg will present "Black Hole Information Loss: Is there light at the end of the tunnel?"
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1:40 pm, Room C620, U Hall
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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Public Lecture “Time, Einstein and the COOLEST stuff in the universe” By William D. Phillips, Nobel Laureate, Physics. University of Maryland, NIST Fellow.
Tuesday 15th March, 7PM at the University of Alberta The lecture will be webcast live at the University of Lethbridge, C640 University Hall. There will be Q&A after the lecture.Everyone is welcomeSee attached poster
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Please plan to attend this talk from Physics & Astronomy Colloquium Speaker Series (Spring 2016)
Thursday March 17th at 1:40 pm in C620
Md. Kamruzzaman, Ph.D candidate will present "Using a Realistic Earth Model to Study the Dynamics of the
Earth’s Interior"
Please see attached for details.
Room or Area: C640 EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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Department of Physics and Astronomy Presents
Quantum Gravity Phenomenology from the Generalized Uncertainty Principle
Pasquale Bosso
University of Lethbridge
Comprehensive Exam Presentation
Thursday March 3rd, 2016
1:40 pm, Room C620, U Hall
Abstract:
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Department of Physics & Astronomy Presents:
“PREX & CREX: Making neutron star measurements at home”
Dr. Juliette Mammei
University of Manitoba
Thursday February 25th, 2016
1:40 pm, Room C620, U Hall
Abstract:
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Take advantage of our excellent teaching environment. Engineering at uLethbridge will prepare you for your future — no matter where it takes you.