FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 24 OCTOBER 2003

Session F1. Lead-Off Invited Session.

13:42 F1.001 Hyperpolarized Gases: From Atomic Physics to Seeing Lungs Breathe: Brian Saam (Department of Physics, University of Utah)
14:18 F1.002 Protein Flexibilty and Folding: Michael Thorpe (Arizona State University)
14:54 F1.003 Neutrino Masses and Mixing: An Overview: Steven Elliott (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

16:00 F2.001 Towards a continuum theory of movement in interacting cellular systems: Timothy Newman (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University)
16:36 F2.002 Atomic Force Microscope Conductivity Measurements on Single Ferritin Molecules: Degao Xu, Gerald D. Watt, John N. Harb, Robert C. Davis (Brigham Young University)
16:48 F2.003 Slaved and Non-Slaved Dynamical Transitions in a protein: Robert D. Young (Northern Arizona University amp; Los Alamos National Lab.)
17:00 F2.004 Survival distributions for movement in a heterogeneous environment: Paul Logan, Timothy Newman (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University), Biophysics Group Collaboration
17:12 F2.005 Physics in Medicine: Building a Proton Therapy Facility at the Midwest Proton Radiotherapy Institute: Michael M. Skeen (Department of Physics, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602)
17:24 F2.006 Bilayer Incorporated Influenza A M2 Single Molecule Time Dependent AFM Studies: Travis Hughes, Brad Strongin, Viksita Vijayvergia, David Busath, Robert Davis (Brigham Young University)

16:00 F3.001 Ab Initio investigations of the initial dehydroxylation reactions in 1-T lizardite: Deirdre Gormley, Andrew Chizmeshya (Arizona State University)
16:12 F3.002 An electron holography study of GaN p-n junction: Rong Liu, Fernando A. Ponce (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ)
16:24 F3.003 Transitions in SiC: Jesse Gunter, James Lewis, Harold Stokes, Dorian Hatch (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Brigham Young University)
16:36 F3.004 Evaluation of the electronic band structure of a new semiconductor ternary using Ge, Si, and Sn: Candi S. Cook (Arizona State University), Stefan Zollner (Motorola), Jose Menendez, A.V.G. Chizmeshya, Pavan Aella, John Tolle, John Kouvetakis (Arizona State Univeristy)
16:48 F3.005 Fitting Model Hamiltonians via Genetic Algorithms: Applications to Cluster Expansions: Gus L. Hart (Northern Arizona University), Volker Blum (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), Michael Walorski (Northern Arizona University)
17:00 F3.006 Changes in CdS/CdTe Solar Cells Subjected to Elevated Temperature, Voltage and Illumination: Samuel Demtsu, Tim Nagle (Colorado State University)
17:12 F3.007 Cluster-Expansion Modeling of the TiC_1-xN_x system: A Predictive Route to Effective Materials Design: Brian Kolb, Gus Hart (Northern Arizona University)
17:24 F3.008 Density functional study of aluminum ceramic interfaces: Newton E. Ooi, James B. Adams (Arizona State University)

16:00 F4.001 Total Negative Refraction: A New Frontier in Optics: Angelo Mascarenhas (NREL, 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden CO 80401)
16:36 F4.002 Using Atomic Diffraction of Na from Material Gratings to Measure Atom-Surface Interactions: John D. Perreault, Alexander D. Cronin (University of Arizona)
16:48 F4.003 Making transmission and reflection holograms using 650 nm laser diode from laser pointer: Alexander Panin, Eric Brown, Tracy Martinez, Dmitry Panin (Utah Valley State College)
17:00 F4.004 Chile Sorting Using Measurement of Specular Reflection at Brewster's Angle: Ryan Herbon (New Mexico State University MTECH), DeAntonio Michael, Montgomery Jeff (New Mexico State University Physics Department), New Mexico Chili Task Force Team
17:12 F4.005 Self-referencing interferometric measurement of microradian wedge angles: Rebecca Olson, Rebecca Merrill, Elizabeth Cummings, Scott Bergeson, Dallin Durfee (Brigham Young University)
17:24 F4.006 Field Ionization detection of supersonic helium atom beams: R.B. Doak (Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ)