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Tuesday 4 December 2012
Leonard Huxley Theatre
Following Thursdays at 12:00
Refreshments from 11:30am in the RSPE tearoom
- 7 March Professor Keith Nugent, University of Melbourne - The Laser Revolution in X-ray Physics: Coherent X-rays, Free-Electron Lasers and Biomolecules
- 2 May Professor Marcela Bilek, University of Sydney - Bioactivation of surfaces by ion implantation
- 6 June Professor Anthony Burkitt, Bionic Vision Australia - The quest to restore vision for the blind with medical bionics: The Bionic Vision Australia research program
- 4 July Professor Lawrence Krauss, Arizona State University & RSAA - The Higgs anniversary: Unification, The Standard Model and the Greatest Story Ever Told.. so far
- 1 August Professor David Chalmers, ANU - Finding Space in a Nonspatial World
- 5 September Professor Elisabetta Barberio, University of Melbourne - The Higgs Boson at the Large Hadron Collider
- 7 November Professor Steve Meikle, University of Sydney
- 5 December Professor Detlaf Lohse, KNAW
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