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Field Trip to the University of Washington - April 16-17, 2002
Scott Veirs (University of Washington Oceanography) gives us a tour of the Thompson, UW's oceanographic research vessel
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Taking a close look at Professor Debby Kelly's Black Smoker thin sections
Scott discusses a demonstration of wave formation
Instead of ships, now oceanographers are designing hi-tech underwater gliders
Tuesday Evening we had a Celebratory Dinner at Ivars with a wonderful view of Lake Union and exquisite Native American art
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On Wednesday morning, the end of the block, we examine physics at UW from three perspectives
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Heather Zorn, C.C. Physics 1997 tells us about her nuclear physics and cosmic ray projects |
A quick glance at the biophysics of lipids and a critique of the standard model
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Heather's roomate, Sara, shows us her biophysics project. |
Professor Toby Burnett brings us up to date on neutrino oscillations |
The Physicists!
Angular Momentum in the Hydrogen Atom - locally "The Peanut"
