2013
Mon, 10 June, 12.00pm Prof. Charles Little Massey University, PN TBA	Introduction to Graph Theory
Wed, 05 June, 1.00pm Prof. Yehuda B. Band Ben-Gurion University, Israel OR9	Quantum Decoherence: A Stochastic Process Approach
Fri, 31 May, 12.00pm Dr. Nicola Gaston Victoria University, Wellington OR10	TBA
Fri, 10 May, 12.00pm Prof. Igor Barashenkow University of Cape Town, South Africa OR10	PT-Symmetry Breaking in a Necklace of Coupled Optical Wave Guides
Fri, 26 April, 12.00pm Dr. Xiao-Quan Yu Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand OR10	Superfluidity and Localization in Bosonic Glasses
Fri, 19 April, 12.00pm Prof. Anton S. Desyatnikov The Australian National University, Australia OR10	Nonlinear Dynamics of Optical Vortices
Tue, 9 April, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR9	Statistical Mechanics of Chaotic Hamiltonian Systems
Wed, 3 April, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR9	Local and Global Stability in Hamiltonian Dynamics
Wed, 27 March, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR9	Fundamental Concepts of Hamiltonian Dynamical Systems
Tue, 26 March, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR2	Synchronization and Wave Phenomena in Biological Models
Wed, 20 March, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR9	Cluster Formation in Granular Dynamics and Traffic Flow
Tue, 19 March, 2.00pm Prof. Tassos Bountis University of Patras, Greece OR2	The Mathematics of Complexity: Chaos and Fractals
Mon, 11 March, 12.00pm Prof. Mark S. Gordon Iowa State University and Ames Laboratory, U.S.A. TBA	Strategies for Accurate Calculations on Large Molecular Systems
Fri, 1 March, 12.00pm Dr. Sandro Wimberger University of Heidelberg, Germany OR10	Many-body Dynamics in Leaky Optical Lattices
Thu, 28 February, 12.00pm Prof. Thomas Gasenzer University of Heidelberg, Germany OR4	Universal dynamics far from equilibrium: topology, & turbulence in Bose gases
Wed, 27 February, 12.00pm Prof. Michael Fleischhauer University of Kaiserslautern, Germany OR4	Fractional Quantum Hall Effect with Rydberg Atoms and Polaritons
Fri, 15 February, 12.00pm AProf. Dario Poletti National University of Singapore, Singapore OR10	Emergence of complex correlations and dynamics in dissipative quantum many-body systems
Fri, 8 February, 12.00pm Prof. Shi-Chuan Gou National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan OR1	Quantum turbulence in a two-dimensional trapped Bose-EinsteinÊcondensate
Tue, 5 February, 12.00pm Dr. Ralf Tonner Marburg University, Germany OR8	Adsorption on semiconductor surfaces - dispersion-corrected DFT results
Mon, 4 February, 12.00pm Prof. Ronnie Kosloff Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel OR8	Quantum Refrigerators in the Quest of the Absolute Zero Temperature
Fri, 1 February, 12.00pm Prof. Mark Hoffmann University of Dakota, USA OR1	Advances in Accurate Computational Molecular Electronic Structure Theory
Thu, 31 January, 12.00pm Prof. Nobuhiko Sarukura Osaka University, Osaka, Japan OR8	Various approaches for developing vacuum ultraviolet lasers
Fri, 25 January, 12.00pm Prof. Nimrod Moiseyev Technion, Haifa, Israel OR1	Laser Field Observables that can hardly be explained by Hermitian Quantum Mechanics
Thu, 24 January, 12.00pm Dr. Simon Gardiner Durham University, UK OR1	Approaching the soliton limit in attractively interacting Bose-Einstein condensates
Mon, 21 January, 12.00pm Prof. Victor V. Flambaum Sydney, Australia OR8	Manifestation of T,P-Violating Electric Dipole and P-Violating Anapole Moments in Atoms and Molecules
Fri, 18 January, 12.00pm Prof. Richard Mawhorter Millikan Laboratory, USA OR1	Electrons Remain Stubbornly Spherical or, Measuring (almost) Nothing
Wed, 16 January, 11.00am Prof. Victor V. Flambaum Sydney, Australia OR8	Chaos, statistical theory of finite systems and enhancement of electron recombination
Mon, 14 January, 12.00pm Prof. Gary B. Schuster Georgia Institute of Technology, USA OR8	Oxidative Damage to DNA
2012
Fri, 15 June, 12.00pm Dr. Sascha Fialko NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand OR3	TBA
Fri, 25, May, 12.00pm Dr. Alberto Cetoli Massey University OR3	The Interaction of Gravitational Waves with Matter
Fri, 18 May, 12.00pm Dr. Florian Senn Massey University OR3	Calculations of molecules with open d- or f-shell using LF-DFT: Zero Field Splitting
Fri, 11 May, 12.00pm Dr. Jonas Wiebke NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand OR3	When the fat lady sings: Towards ab initio simulations of argon melting
Fri, 4 May, 1.00pm Prof. P. D. Drummond Swinburne University of Technology Bldg 117.1, Video Conferencing Room	Inter-strain correlation dynamics during within-host viral evolution
Fri, 16 March, 12.00pm Dr. Anastasia Borschevsky NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 104, OR1	Benchmark Calculations of Atomic Properties of the Superheavy Elements
Wed, 14 March, 10.00am Gabriele Jaritz NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 88, OR5	Stability of vortices and dark solitons in linearly coupled Bose-Einstein condensates
Mon, 27 February, 11.00am Prof. Heinz W. Gäggeler PSI, Bern University Bldg 88, OR6	Have we reached the end of the periodic table?
Fri, 17 February, 12.00pm Dr. Klaus Ziegler University of Augsburg, Germany Bldg 82, OR8	Spectral fragmentation and dynamical entanglement in small atomic systems
Fri, 10 February, 12.00pm Dr. Dmitri Scherbachov IRL, Wellington, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Exploring finite-size effects in nanoscale materials through modelling and simulation
Wed, 8 February, 12.00pm Dr. Shi Wei Si National Changua University of Education, Taiwan Bldg 88, OR5	Topological defect formation in spinor Bose-Einstein condensate
Fri, 3 February, 12.00pm Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Of Spheres, Fullerenes and Hyperfullerenes
Wed, 25 January, 12.00pm Dr. Rhett Kempe University of Bayreuth, Germany Bldg 82, OR8	Some Progress in Metal-Metal Bonding
Fri, 20 January, 12.00pm Dr. Maxim Pospelov Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Ontario, Canada Bldg 82, OR9	What is up with muons? Probing New Physics in the muon sector with intense muon beams
Fri, 13 January, 12.00pm Prof. Victor Flambaum NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR9	Higgs-induced bound states of heavy particles and bariogenesis
2011
Wed, 14 December, 12.00pm Prof. Piotr Piecuch Department of Chemistry, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824, USA Bldg 82, OR9	Local Coupled-Cluster Methods for Chemical Reaction Pathways Involving Large Molecular Systems and their Multi-Level Generalizations
Wed, 7 December, 12.00pm Prof. Roy Johnston School of Chemistry, University of Birmingham, Birmingham B15 2TT, UK Bldg 82, OR9	Two metals can be better than one: computational studies of bimetallic nanoalloys
Tue, 6 December, 12.00pm Prof. Per Jensen FBC - Physikalische und Theoretische Chemie, Bergische Universität, D-42097 Wuppertal, Germany Bldg 82, OR9	Torsional splittings and anomalous intensities in HSOH
Fri, 2 December, 12.00pm Dr. Robert Glaser Department of Chemistry, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel Bldg 82, OR9	Illusions of Eymmetry: Achiral Pseudosymmetry Quantification in Asymmetric Environments of Kryptoacemate Molecular Crystals
Thu, 17 November, 12.00pm Dr. Phil. R. Bunker The Steacie Institute for Molecular Sciences, National Research Council of Canada Bldg 82, OR9	Vibration-rotation-tunneling states of the benzene dimer: an ab initio study
Thu, 3 November, 12.00pm Dr. Murray Olsen Queensland University, Australia Bldg 82, OR8	Non-Gaussian continuous-variable entanglement and steering
Fri, 23 September, 12.00am Dr. Mustafa Hasanbulli CTCP, NZIAS, Massey University Auckland Bldg 102, OR4	A Study of Confined Hydrogen Atom with a New Confining Potential (part of 1st year confirmation as a PhD student)
Mon, 29 August, 10.00am Andrew Punnett CTCP, INS, Massey University Auckland Bldg 117	How Strange is the Pion? (part of 1st year confirmation as a PhD student)
Thu, 2 June, 12.00pm Dr. Gloria Moyano Instituto de Fisica and Instituto de Quimica, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia Bldg 104, OR1	Modelling alloying effects in doped atomic clusters
Fri, 27 May, 1.00pm Dr. Jacob Dunningham School of Astronomy and Physics at the University of Leeds, GB Bldg 104, OR1	Entanglement of a single particle
Mon, 23 May, 1.00pm Dr. Boniface Fokwa Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, RWTH Aachen University Bldg 102, OR3	Rational Design of New Itinerant Magnets
Fri, 6 May, 1.00pm Dr. Jim Lee Centre for Advanced Composite Materials (CACM) University of Auckland Bldg 104, OR1	Electrical Conduction Mechanism of ZnO Thin Films
Fri, 28 April, 12.00pm Dr. Murray Olsen Queensland University, Australia Bldg 102, OR3	Quantum dynamics of a four-well Bose-Hubbard model with two different tunneling rates
Fri, 25 March, 12.00pm Thomas Ernst NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 102, OR3	Full quantum dynamics of a scattered soliton
Fri, 4 March, 1.00pm Prof. Andreas Dreuw Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University, Germany Bldg 104, OR1	Development of quantum chemical methods for the investigation of excited states of large molecules
Fri, 25 February, 1.00pm Dr. Mikhail Kozlov NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	First evidence of the electron-to-proton mass ratio variation in our Galaxy
2010
Fri, 3 December, 12.00pm Dr. Alexander Cherny JINR Dubna, Russia tba	Drag Force and Hess-Fairbank Effect in the One-Dimensional Bose Gas
Fri, 26 November, 12.00pm Jake Gulliksen NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Dynamics and Structure of Ultra-Cold Bosons in One-Dimensional Traps
Fri, 19 November, 12.00pm Dr. Simon Gardiner Atomic and Molecular Physics Group, Durham University, UK Bldg 82, OR8	Controlled Bright Matter-Wave Soliton Collisions
Fri, 12 November, 12.00pm Dr. Andreas Hauser NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Jahn-Teller Effect and Spin-Orbit Coupling in Heavy Alkali Trimers
Fri, 5 November, 12.00pm Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger NZIAS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Bound state quantum electrodynamics for the valence shell in heavy many-electron atoms
Thu, 21 October, 12.00pm Dr. Uli Zuelicke IFS, Massey University, New Zealand Bldg 82, OR8	Time reversal of a pseudo-spin: General properties and application to graphene
Fri, 15 October, 12.00pm Dr. Florent Calvo LASIM University of Lyon, France Bldg 82, OR8	On the spectroscopy, diffusion, and dissociation dynamics of gas-phase molecular systems: is vibrational delocalization really important?
Wed, 15 September, 1.00pm Dr. Mirian Tsulaia Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Liverpool Bldg 82, OR8	From particles to branes
Wed, 11 August, 12.00pm Dr. Andrew Daley Austria Acad. of Science, University of Innsbruck Bldg 82, OR8	Quantum Simulation with cold atoms in optical lattices
Wed, 9 August, 12.00pm Kim Schriefer Wolfram Reserch IIMS Lab 1	An introduction and overview of Mathematica for education and academic research
Fri, 23 July, 1.00pm Prof. Stephen Hashmi University of Heidelberg Bldg 82, OR8	Gold Catalysis: Mechanisms and Intermediates
Fri, 16 July, 1.00pm Prof. G. Radons Chemnitz university Bldg 27	Complex Hysteresis - The Memory of Magnets, Floods and Markets
Fri, 11 June, 1.00pm Dr. Michael Wormit NZIAS/CTCP Massey University Bldg 82, OR 8	The Algebraic Diagrammatic Construction Scheme Using Localized Orbitals
Fri, 4 June, 1.00pm Kyle Beloy NZIAS/CTCP Massey University Bldg 82, OR 8	Theory of the AC Stark effect on the atomic structure and applications to microwave atomic clocks
Fri, 28 May, 1.00pm Dr. James Avery Quantum Information Science Department of Computer Science University of Copenhagen Bldg 82, OR 8	Combining linearly scaling DFT with the finite element method and application to nano-devices
Fri, 30 April, 1.00pm Jessica Cooper Quantum Information Science University of Leeds, UK Bldg 82, OR 8	Exploiting entanglement for precision measurements
Fri, 23 April, 1.00pm Dr. Deborah Crittenden Department of Chemistry, University of Canterbury, Christchurch Bldg 82, OR 8	Advances in quantum chemistry method development
Thu, 15 April, 1.00pm Cedric Simenel The Australian National University, Department of Nuclear Physics Bldg 82, OR 9	Quantum many-body dynamics of nuclei
Thu, 1 April, 1.00pm Prof. Prof. Hans-Beat Buergi Laboratory for Chemical and Mineralogical Crystallography, University of Berne Bldg 82, OR 9	Dynamics of molecules in crystals
Wed, 31 March, 4.00pm Dr. Doreen Mollenhauer Chemistry Department, Free University of Berlin Bldg 82, OR 9	Theoretical study of electronic effects in multivalent interactions
Wed, 17 March, 12.00pm Dr Ashton Bradley, University of Otago Bldg 27	Observation of vortex dipoles in an oblate Bose-Einstein condensate
Wed, 27 January, 5.30pm Prof. Helmut Schwarz, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Bldg 82, OR8	Gas-Phase Catalysts by Atomic and Cluster Metal Ions: The Ultimate Single-Site Catalysts
2009
Wed, 18 December, 5pm Prof. Heinz W. Gäggeler, PSI, Bern University TBA	On the way to quantify human impact on climate: Pollution records and climatic information from alpine ice cores
Fri, 27 November, 1pm Prof. Phil Bunker, NZIAS Bldg 82, OR8	The Renner Effect in Triatomic Molecules
Fri, 6 November, 1pm Prof. Heinz W. Gäggeler, PSI, Bern University Bldg 82, OR8	From Mendeleev's principle to Einstein's relativity: News from the chemistry of superheavy elements
Fri, 11 September, 4pm Prof. Richard F. W. Bader, McMaster University Bldg 82, OR8	Nearsightedness as seen by a chemist and a physicist
Thu, 3 September, 4pm Prof. Richard F. W. Bader, McMaster University Bldg 82, OR9	From Dalton to Schrödinger to Atoms in Molecules
Thu, 16 July, 4pm Prof. Gernot Frenking, Marburg University Bldg 82, OR9	The Nature of the Chemical Bond: Old Question, New Answers
Wed, 15 July, 1pm Prof. Gernot Frenking, Marburg University Bldg 88, OR5	Molecules with unusual chemical bonding situations - A Challenge for Theory and Experiment
Fri, 29 May, 1pm Prof. Kirk Peterson, Washington State University Bldg 82, OR9	The development and use of correlation consistent basis sets. II. Extensions to explicitly correlated methods
Thu, 28 May, 1pm Prof. Marti Anderson, Massey University OR1	Turning environmental models around: biological data can be used to predict the physical health of ecosystems
Wed, 27 May, 2pm Prof. Peter D Drummond, Swinburne University of Technology Bldg 27	The quantum world of ultracold atoms
Fri, 22 May, 1pm Prof. Kirk Peterson, Washington State University Bldg 82, OR9	The development and use of correlation consistent basis sets. I. Fundamentals and application to accurate thermochemistry and potential energy surfaces
Fri, 15 May, 4pm Prof. Graham Wake, IIMS Massey University Bldg 82, OR8	Industrial Mathematics Initiatives
Fri, 13 Mar, 1pm Dr. Jóhannes Reynisson, University of Auckland Bldg 82, OR9	Benchmarking in Drug Discovery.
Mon, 23 Feb, 3pm Catarina Sahlberg, Jack Dodd Centre for Quantum Technology, University of Otago Bldg 84, OR7	Bragg Scattering from a BEC near Feshbach resonance.
Fri, 20 Feb, 1pm Prof. Rod Bartlett, University of Florida Bldg 82, OR9	NMR coupling constants: The role for predictive theory.
Thu, 19 Feb, 1pm Dr. Nicola Gaston, IRL Wellington Bldg 82, OR9	Superheating of gallium clusters: A molecular metal
Fri, 13 Feb, 1pm Prof. Rod Bartlett, University of Florida Bldg 82, OR9	Is bigger really better? Some coupled-cluster approaches for large molecules.
Thu, 5 Feb, 1pm Rod Bartlett, University of Florida Bldg 82, OR9	Coupled-cluster Theory: The Emergence of a New Paradigm in Quantum Chemistry
Wed, 4 Feb, 2pm Sir Harold Kroto, Florida State University Bldg 82, OR9	Science, Society and Sustainability
2008
Fri, 30 Jan, 2pm Qiang Gu, University of Science and Technology Beijing AL27.10	Spinor Bose Gas as a Ferromagnet
Wed, 28 Jan, 2pm Michael Kuchiev, University of New South Wales AL27.10	New phenomena in gauge theory, applications to Standard Model.
Fri, 26 Nov, 2pm Susan Biering, Massey University AL27.10	The unusual structure of mercury oxide: A first principles density functional study for the group 12 oxides
Fri, 21 Nov, 1pm Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger, Massey University AL 27.10	Bound state QED - From the Feynman-Schwinger to the Furry Picture.
Fri, 14 Nov, 1pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada AL 27.10	Molecular Spectroscopy and Symmetry - Lecture IV
Tue, 11 Nov, 2pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada OR9	Molecular Spectroscopy and Symmetry - Lecture III
Fri, 7 Nov, 1pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada AL 27.10	Molecular Spectroscopy and Symmetry - Lecture II
Tue, 4 Nov, 2pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada OR9	Molecular Spectroscopy and Symmetry - Lecture I
Fri, 31 Oct, 1pm Dr. Matthias Lein, Massey University AL 27.10	Recent work: Agostic Interactions, a new Motif in an Old Concept and Relativistic Effects in Gold (III) Catalysis, Addition of Water to Propyne.
Fri, 24 Oct, 1pm Andreas Hermann, Massey University AL 27.10	Ab initio simulations of Ice and Water
Fri, 17 Oct, 1pm Dr. Renyuan Liao, Massey University AL 27.10	Superfluidity in Ultracold Fermi Gases with Mismatched Fermi Surfaces
Fri, 26 Sep, 1pm Prof. Michael Dolg, Universität zu Köln AL 27.10	The incremental scheme - A local correlation method for molecules and solids
Tue, 26 Aug, 4pm Peter McLeish OR 8	The Hundred Year Hunt for Red Sprites
Fri, 15 Aug, 1pm AProf. Scott Parkins, Auckland University AL 27.10	Cavity QED: Quantum Control with Single Atoms and Single Photons
Fri, 8 Aug, 1pm Thomas Ernst, Massey University AL 27.10	Dynamics of solitons in quantum gases
Thu, 5 Jun, 1pm Dr. Mark Waterland, Massey University OR4, Bldg 102	Femtosecond dynamics in copper(I) metal-to-ligand charge transfer (MLCT) excited-states: Pre-organization in the coordination sphere
Fri, May 30 2008, 1pm Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger, Massey University OR4, Bldg 102	Kramers' restricted Coupled Cluster Theory for the determination of nuclear multipole moments
Fri, May 22 2008, 1pm Andreas Hamm, NIWA - National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand OR4, Bldg 102	Energyscape - An Approach to Integrated Energy Planning for New Zealand
Fri, May 16 2008, 1pm Dr. Beata Dabrowska-Wüster, Massey University AL 27.10, Bldg 27	Nonlinear localisation of Bose-Einstein condensates in optical lattices
Fri, Apr 11 2008, 1pm Dr. Ralf Tonner, Massey University OR4, Bldg 102	Divalent carbon(0) chemistry of carbodiphosphoranes and analogues
Fri, Apr 4 2008, 3pm Brian Vest, Massey University OR9, Bldg 82	The Elusive Structure of CrCl2
Tue, Apr 1 2008, 2pm Prof. Ekkehardt Hahn, Universität Münster Boardroom, Bldg 106	Synthesis of cyclic polycarbene ligands and their metal complexes
Fri, Mar 14 2008, 4pm Prof. Jim Collman, Stanford University Study Centre Staff Lounge	Steady-state 4-electron reduction of oxygen by a synthetic analog of cytochrome c oxidase
Fri, Mar 7 2008, 1pm Dr. Detlev Figgen, Massey University OR3, Bldg 102	Adjustment and Application of Relativistic Pseudopotentials
Tue, Feb 26 2008, 3pm Prof. Robert Glaser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev OR10, Bldg 82	Symmetry in NMR spectroscopy and the Use of M.C. Esher's periodic drawings as a heuristic device to explain magnetic eqjuivalence
Fri, Feb 22 2008, 1pm Robert Glaser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev OR8, Bldg 82	Chiral Recognition via Helical Sense and Phase in a Crystalline Supramolecular Array of Intermeshed Triple-Helices
Fri, Feb 15 2008, 1pm Love Koci, Uppsala Universitet OR8, Bldg 82	Material properties using ab initio and classical methods
Fri, Feb 8 2008, 1pm Prof. Robert Glaser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev OR8, Bldg 82	What Something Is Depends on Where it is: Desymmetrization of Five Convex Platonic Solid Molecules Due to Residence Within the Constraints of the Crystal Lattice
Tue, Jan 29 2008, 12pm Dr.. David Hallwood, University of Oxford Bldg 106, Boardroom	Macroscopic quantum superpositions in Bose-Einstein Condensates
2007
Thu, Dec 20 2007, 1pm Prof. Victor Flambaum, NZIAS Bldg 84, OR7	Parity and time reversal violation in molecules
Wed, Dec 19 2007, 1pm Prof. Victor Flambaum, NZIAS Bldg 84, OR7	Effects of variation of fundamental constants in molecules
Mon, Dec 17 2007, 12pm AProf. Ulrich Zülicke, Massey University Bldg 82, OR10	Spintronics with bubbles: Spin splitting and polarisation of quantum-confined holes
Fri, Nov 30 2007, 1pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada Bldg 82, OR9	Quasilinearity, the Renner Effect, and the spectrum of CH₂⁺
Tue, Nov 27 2007, Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada University of Auckland	Near Symmetry in the Universe: The origin of life and the preponderance of matter over antimatter
Fri, Nov 16 2007, 12pm Prof. Phil Bunker, National Research Council of Canada Bldg 82, OR9	The Definition of "Molecular Symmetry" and the Benzene Dimer
Fri, Nov 9 2007, 1pm Andrey R. Kolovsky, Kerinski Institute of Physics, Krasnoyarsk, Russian Academy of Sciences and Siberian Federal University Bldg 82, OR8	Bloch dynamics of a Bose-Einstein condensates: mean-field vs. microscopic descriptions
Fri, Sep 14 2007, 1pm David Hutchinson, University of Otago Bldg. 106, Boardroom	Laser Cooling
Fri, Sep 14 2007, 2.30pm Prof. Tanja van Mourik, University of St Andrews Bldg. 106, Boardroom	Accuracy in electronic structure calculations on biomolecules
Fri, Aug 17 2007, 3pm Alan Ó Cais, University of Adelaide Bldg. 82, OR10	Condor - How to build your own supercomputer
Fri, Aug 10 2007, 3pm Prof. Howard Carmichael, University of Auckland Bldg. 84, OR7	Quantum Stochastic Processes and the Heating of Harmonically Trapped Ion through Resonance Fluorescence
Fri, Aug 3 2007, 1.30pm AProf. David Krofcheck, University of Auckland Bldg. 106, Boardroom	Hot Nuclear Matter Probed by Heavy Ion Collisions using the CMS at CERN
Fri, Jun 22 2007, 11am Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger, Massey University Bldg. 82, OR8	Towards the Accurate Simulation of Mercury Clusters
Thu, May 17 2007, 2pm Prof. Geoff Jameson, Massey University Bldg. 88, OR5	The Australian Synchrotron - the brightest light in the Southern Hemisphere: The value of synchrotrons for the physical and biological science
Wed, May 16 2007 Debashis Gangopadhyay, S N Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences Bldg. 88, OR5	Quantum Logic Gates with q-Deformed Oscillators
Fri, May 11 2007 Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger, Massey University Bldg. 88, OR5	The Quest for absolute Chirality
Fri, Apr 27 2007, 1.30pm Rudolf Kiefer, University of Auckland Bldg 84, OR6	Unsolved Phenomena of conducting polymers during charging and discharging process
Wed, Apr 4 2007 Prof. Victor Flambaum, University of New South Wales Bldg 84, OR7	Parity and time reversal violation in atoms and molecules and test of the Standard Model
Mon, Apr 2 2007 Prof. Victor Flambaum, University of New South Wales Bldg 84, OR7	Variation of fundamental constants in space and time
Fri, Mar 30 2007 Dr. Cather Simpson, University of Auckland Bldg. 88, OR5	Untangling Electronic and Vibrational Dynamics - Light, Hemes, and the First Several Picoseconds
Fri, Mar 23 2007 AProf. Al Nielson, Massey University Bldg. 88, OR5	Determination of Linear Agostic Interactions in Early Transition Metal Complexes
Thu, Mar 8 2007 Prof. Ian Hamilton, Wilfrid Laurier University Bldg 42, OR42.7	Classical kinetic energy, quantum fluctuations terms and kinetic-energy functionals
Fri, Mar 2 2007 AProf. Uli Zülicke, Massey University Bldg. 88, OR5	Nanospintronics meets relativistic quantum physics: Ubiquity of Zitterbewegung effects
Fri, Feb 23 2007 Prof. Peter Schwerdtfeger, Massey University Bldg. 88, OR5	Relativistic Pseudopotentials

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