Tsinghua Week at Berkeley, 2010 - Physics Panel

Part 1: Opening Remarks (1:02).

Part 2: Some Recent Research in Cold Atoms, by Chen-Ning Yang (4:55).

Part 3: Measurements of Sizes and Shapes of Old Stars and Surrounding Material, by Charles H. Townes (28:21).

Part 4: Mapping the Universe and Its History, by George Smoot III (46:30).

Part 5: A Cold and Rigid Universe after the Hot Big Bang, by Tipei Li. (1:02:55).

Part 6: High Temperature Superconductors: A Surprising Development, by Chancellor Robert J. Birgeneau (1:25:11).

Part 7: Carbon Nanotube: From Materials to Applications, by Shoushan Fan (1:36:51).

Part 8: Molecular Beam Epitaxy Growth and Novel Properties of Topological Insulator Thin Films, by Qukun Xue (1:49:33).

Part 9: Searching for New Physics with the Large Hadron Collider, by Marjorie Shapiro (2:06:20).

Note: Some talks posted without PPT presentation at request of individual speakers.

Sponsored by the Office of the Chancellor UC Berkeley (http://office.chancellor.berkeley.edu), Institute of East Asian Studies (http://ieas.berkeley.edu), and Department of Physics (http://physics.berkeley.edu/).

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