Seminars are presented at 11:30 AM in the Smith Seminar Room (1080 Physics Research Building)
Date	Presenter	Institution	Title
28 September 2006	Patrick M. Woodward	The Ohio State University	Electrical and Magnetic Properties of Complex Perovskites: Predicting Structure and Controlling Properties
12 October 2006	Allen M. Goldman	University of Minnesota	Control of Superconductivity Using the Electric Field Effect
26 October 2006	Bret Heinrich	Simon Fraser University	Seminar postponed until April 5, 2007
9 November 2006	Nitin Samarth	Pennsylvania State University	Looking for spin in all the wrong places
30 November 2006	Randall M. Feenstra	Carnegie Mellon University	Wide Bandgap Semiconductors: Surfaces, Films, and Porous Layers
11 January 2007	Robert W. Collins	University of Toledo	Real time polarization spectroscopies: Applications in thin film growth and surfaces for photovoltaics
25 January 2007	Mark A. Eriksson	The University of Wisconsin, Madison	Quantum Electronics in Si/SiGe
8 February 2007	Yicheng Lu	Rutgers University	Multifunctional ZnO and its Nanostructures for Broad Device Applications
22 February 2007	William Rippard	NIST Boulder	Controlling and Manipulating Nanomagnets with DC Spin-polarized Currents
15 March 2007	Andrew Kent	New York University	Quantum tunneling of magnetization in single molecule magnets
5 April 2007	Bret Heinrich	Simon Fraser University	CANCELLED
19 April 2007	John Clarke	University of California, Berkeley	Flux Qubits: Controllable Coupling and 1/f Flux Noise
3 May 2007	Joseph W. Orenstein	University of California, Berkeley	POSTPONED until May 31, 2007
10 May 2007	Rosa Alejandra Lukaszew	University of Toledo	Issues in nano-magnetism
17 May 2007	Roland Kawakami	University of California, Riverside	Spin polarized transport in carbon nanostructures and molecular beam epitaxy growth of graphene
31 May 2007	Joseph W. Orenstein	University of California, Berkeley	The persistent spin helix: spin propagation in a two-dimensional electron gas