The Hagler Institute for Advanced Studies and the The Institute for Quantum Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University are pleased to present, “Celebrating Applied Physics, Featuring Steven Chu” at the Rudder Forum on the campus of Texas A&M University from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, January 19, 2018.
The event will feature presentations from prominent physicists and scientists, including two presentations from Steven Chu on “Science and Technology Challenges in Mitigating Climate Change Risks” at 9:30 a.m. and “Nanotechnology Applications in Biological Imaging, Air Filtration” 4:10 p.m.
Full Schedule
9:00 AM | Coffee/Light Breakfast |
Rudder Exhibition Hall 2 | |
9:20 AM | Welcome |
John Junkins (HIAS Director) and Marlan Scully (IQSE Director) | |
9:30 AM | Science and Technology Challenges in Mitigating Climate Change Risks |
Steven Chu, Stanford University | |
10:30 AM | Affordable Isotope Production at the Pointsman Foundation |
Mark Raizen, University of Texas | |
11:00 AM | H atoms in solid H2: To BEC or not to BEC |
David Lee, TAMU | |
11:30 AM | Lunch |
12:30 PM | Dynamical Control of the Resonant Interaction: Towards new x‐ray sources |
Olga Kocharovskaya, TAMU | |
1:00 PM | TERS in biology and electrochemistry |
Dmitry Kurouski, TAMU | |
1:30 PM | Biosensing with Nanodiamonds and Other Nonbleaching Particles |
Philip Hemmer, TAMU | |
2:00 PM | Laser Thermogenetic Stimulation and Quantum Thermometry of Single Neurons |
Aleksei Zheltikov, TAMU | |
2:30 PM | Break, Rudder Exhibition Hall 2 |
3:00 PM | Applying Molecular Coherence to Biophotonics |
Alexei Sokolov, TAMU | |
3:30 PM | Whispering‐gallery‐mode Microresonators and Their Applications |
Lan Yang, Washington University, St. Louis | |
4:00 PM | Welcome and Comments on Bio‐Physical Engineering |
Michael K. Young, President, TAMU | |
4:10 PM | Nanotechnology Applications in Biological Imaging, Air Filtration |
Steven Chu, Stanford University |