The Baylor university department of physics hosts a department several colloquium series every Wednesday from 4PM in BSB E.125. The reception is held from 3:40PM in BSB D.311. The schedule for fall 2011 is shown below.

Data	Speaker	Title
Aug 31	Dr. Anzhong Wang, Baylor U.	Anisotropic Scalings and Horava's Theory of Quantum Gravity: Current Status
Sep 7	Dr. Volker Bromm, UT Austin	The First Stars and Galaxies
Sep 14	Dr. Victor Land, Baylor U.	The Early Stages of Planet Formation: Dust Aggregation in Proto-planetary Disks
Sep 21	Dr. Zhenrong Zhang, Baylor U.	Energy and Environment Related Catalytic Reactions on Oxide
Sep 28	Dr. Kim-Vy Tran, Texas A&M U.	How Do Galaxies in Massive Clusters Form Their Stars?
Oct 5	Dr. Greg Snow, U. of Nebraska	Recent Results from the Pierre Auger Observatory
Oct 12	Dr. Kenichi Hatakeyama, Baylor U.	What Did We Learn from the Large Hadron Collider?
Oct 26	Dr. B.F.L. Ward, Baylor U.	Resummation in Quantum Field Theory: QCD for the LHC and Quantum Gravity
Nov 2	Dr. Bob Behringer, Duke University	The Scientist in the Sandbox
Nov 9	Dr. Ken Park, Baylor U.	Imaging Functionality of Surface Defects in Nanometer Scale
Nov 16	Dr. Wei-Kan Chu, University of Houston	An Overview on Ion Beam Interaction with Matter: Discovery, Understanding, Applications