Program overview

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 30 MAY 2003

D1.001 LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHESES OF METASTABLE NICKEL GERMANIDES

Sochetra Ly, Jacob M. Jensen, David C. Johnson (University of Oregon and Materials Science Institute)

D1.002 Nanoparticle formation using nanochannel glass in a plasma environment

Ehab Marji, Dave McIlroy, Rada Padmanabhan, Hongmei Han, Rex Gandy, Ashley Eadon (Department of Physics University of Idaho)

D1.003 Angle Resolved Photoemission Measurements of NbSe_3

Matthew P. Rocha (Department of Physics, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403)

D1.004 Structure and photoluminescence of atomically ordered epitaxial (Cd,Mn,Zn)Se quantum dots

Peter Moeck (Portland State University, Department of Physics), Klaus Pierz (Physical-technical Federal Institute (PTB), Braunschweig/Germany)

D1.005 Interdiffusion and Nucleation of Silicon-Germanium Multilayers

Xavier Kyablue, Jacob Jensen, David Johnson (University of Oregon Johnson Lab), Xavier Kyablue Team

D1.006 Non-adiabatic Molecular Dynamics of the sub-10 fs Photo-induced Electron Transfer from the Alizarin Chromophore to the Titanium Dioxide Semiconductor

William Stier, Walter Duncan, Oleg Prezhdo` (University of Washington Chemsitry Department)

D1.007 Single Bubble Sonoluminescence

Jennifer Farley, Shane Hough (Idaho State University)

D1.008 The Nature of Liquids

Yikun Zhang (Freelance)

D1.009 Characterizing Taylor Vortex Flow Patterns Using a Light Sensitive Detector

Eric Ashbaker, Richard Wiener (Physics Department, Pacific University), Thomas Olsen (Physics Department, Lewis amp; Clark College)

D1.010 The Scanning Radio Imager - How to Take Pictures With a Metal Detector.

Wesley Tennyson, William Packard (Northwest Nazarene University)

D1.011 Neutron skins and the equation of state for neutron-rich matter

Dolores Alonso, Francesca Sammarruca (University of Idaho), Joseph Petsko (Ursinus College, PA.)

D1.012 Physics Outreach Activities: Research Laboratories and International Universities.

Stanley Micklavzina, Dean Livelybrooks (Dept. of Physics, University of Oregon)

D1.013 Dynamic Matter

Jack Hohner (sps member)

D1.014 Excitation of the Resonance Lines of Copper and Silver by Electron Impact

Bernhard Stumpf (Department of Physics, University of Idaho), Connor Flynn (Battelle, Pacific Northwest National Lab)

D1.015 Eclipsing Binary Stars

Kopp Joseph, Thomas Olsen (Lewis amp; Clark College, Portland, OR), Suzanne Moe (North Eugene High School, Eugene, OR)

D1.016 Canonical Ensembles and Quantized Hamiltonian Mechanics

Oleg Prezhdo, Eric Heatwole (University of Washington, Department of Chemistry)

D1.017 A difficult physics problem solved with computer algebra.

George McGuire (University College of the Fraser Valley)

D1.018 Core-mantle Mill Theory

Yikun Zhang (Freelance)

D1.019 Do magnetic waves heat the solar atmosphere?

E.J. Zita (The Evergreen State College)

D1.020 Does the S.D.E.P. increase performance?

Andy Syltebo (The Evergreen State College)

D1.021 Rotations in a Vertebrate Setting

Gin McCollum (Legacy Research Center)

D1.022 Design and Fabrication of a Microelectronic Wall Shear Stress Gauge

Craig Robin, Stephen C. Hall (Pacific University)

D1.023 Piezoelectric Polymer Actuators in Microgravity Applications

Paul Cook (Department of Physics, Seattle University), V. Hugo Schmidt (Department of Physics, Montana State University)

D1.024 Comparative study of rotation barriers in the green fluorescent protein chromophore by several quantum chemical approaches

Colleen F. Craig, Oleg V. Prezhdo (University of Washington)

D1.025 Thermally Driven and Cytoskeletal-Assisted Dynamics of the Mitochondrial Reticulum

Michelle K. Knowles, Andrew H. Marcus (University of Oregon), Roderick Capaldi Collaboration, Marina Guenza Collaboration

D1.026 Simultaneous Line Center and Linewidth Measurement Using Dual Frequency Modulation

Jonathon I. Gillen, David H. McIntyre (Dept. of Physics, Oregon State University)

D1.027 Proving Light Quanta Exist in an Undergraduate Laboratory

M.S. Neel, J.J. Thorn, R.E. Davies, M. Beck (Dept. of Physics, Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA 99362)