Friday Program
Friday Dec/1 - MU Memorial Union
Registration, Oral Presentations (Plenary, Invited, Contributed), Posters, Coffee Breaks, Boxed Lunch, Visits to Physics Department and MURR Nuclear Reactor, Conference Banquet
Detailed conference program (APS site): https://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/PSF23/APS_epitome#Friday
visits to MURR (research reactor) require pre-registration at https://forms.gle/ofyUgyWdMhrctHaj9 before Nov/21 (CLOSED)
List of Invited Speakers
Public Lecture (THURSDAY 7:00 pm):
Plenary Speakers (FRIDAY):
Andrew Geraci, Northwestern University: Optomechanical and spin-based sensing for Fifth forces, Dark Matter, and other Beyond the Standard Model physics
Allison Kirkpatrick, University of Kansas: The James Webb Space Telescope: Revealing the Secrets of an Invisible Universe
Maria Mills, University of Missouri: Magnetic tweezers investigations of the type IA topoisomerase of Mycobacterium smegmatis
Invited Speakers:
FRIDAY:
Tom Folland, University of Iowa: Light in the lowest symmetry crystals - emergent light-matter interactions.
Hyonsoo Kim, Missouri Science and Technology University: Nodal superconductivity in synthetic miassite
Xueying Lu, Northwestern University: High-Gradient Acceleration with Short Pulses
Steven Prohira, University of Kansas: Detecting the highest energy neutrinos... with radar?
Shun Saito, Missouri Science and Technology University: Cosmology and galaxy evolution from emission line galaxy surveys
Caitlin Witt, Northwestern University: The NANOGrav 15-year Data Set: Pulsar Timing, the Gravitational Wave Background, and Beyond
SATURDAY:
Denis Candido, University of Iowa: Entangling solid-state spin centers for quantum technologies
Colin DeGraf, Truman State University: Supermassive black hole mergers: from theoretical understanding to gravitational wave detections
Halyna Hodovanets, Missouri Science and Technology University: Two-fold symmetric anomalous angular magnetoresistance of the proposed tetragonal Weyl semimetal CeAlGe
Yonatan Kahn, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Dark Matter Meets Condensed Matter
Mikhail Tikhonov, Washington University, St. Louis: Emergent simplicity in microbial ecosystems