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Professor Michael Freedman presents “Topology, Physics, and Complexity: The Birthing of the Quantum Computer.”
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Award to KITP Permanent Member Commemorates Dirac's Birthday.
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Professor Robbert Dijkgraaf presents "Mathematics and the Quantum Universe".
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh conferred an honorary doctorate on the KITP Director at Cambridge University ceremonies on June 23.
(Oslo, Norway) Seven pioneering scientists who have transformed human knowledge in the fields of nanoscience, neuroscience and astrophysics have become the first recipients of the million-dollar Kavli prizes.
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Professor Samuel S.-H. Wang presents "Welcome to Your Brain: Why You Lose Your Car Keys but Never Forget How to Drive and Other Puzzles of Everyday Life".
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Simon and Diana Raab have made a generous gift to establish the Simon and Diana Raab Presentation Prizes to be awarded for 3 years to winning presentations by Teachers' Conference attendees.
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Professor W. Patrick McCray presents "Citizen-Scientists and the Dawn of the Space Age".
The KITP is introducing its new online user interface called Herald for applying to programs and registering for conferences.
Professor Nathan Lewis presents "Challenges for Global Energy".
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Professor Robert Kirshner presents "Einstein's Blunder Undone - the discovery of cosmic acceleration".
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Julian Nott, celebrated aeronaut, on scientific explorations with modern ballooning, including Saturn's moon Titan.
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The institute announces Volume 2, Number 1, the Spring/Summer 2006 issue of the KITP Newsletter (PDF), written and edited by Jacquelyn Savani and designed by Charmien Carrier. News and stories include the Rapid Response to Supersolidity, and Matthew Fisher's Quantum Choreography Inside Crystals.
A mini-workshop: "Interdisciplinarity and Discipline in Education," coordinated by Phil Nelson, Rob Phillips and Boris Shraiman will be held on Sunday June 11th in the KITP Auditorium - UCSB Kohn Hall Room 1403.
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Scientists use bill tracking data collected at a popular internet game site to quantify the movement of individuals within the United States.