Thu 25.6.2009 20:00 Crowne Plaza City Center Hotel, Tel Aviv
Lectur of Prof. Alan Rogol - Distinguished Medice Lecturer
Professor Alan D. Rogol
Clinical Pediatrics
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
HIGHLIGHTS IN PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY
Thu 25.6.2009 13:30 Felsenstein Medical Research Center Auditorium,Beilinson Cam
Lectur of Prof. Alan Rogol - Distinguished Medice Lecturer
Professor Alan D. Rogol
Clinical Pediatrics
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
GROWTH AT PUBERTY:
IT IS MORE THAN JUST HEIGHT
Wed 6.5.2009 16:00 Melamed Hall (6) , Shenkar Physics Building
Lectur of Prof. Dam Thanh Son - Distinguished Physics Lecturer
Professor Dam Thanh Son
University of Washington
Seattle, USA
VISCOSITY, QUARK GLUON PLASMA, AND STRING THEORY
Mon 27.4.2009 11:00 Holcblat Hall 7, Shenkar Physics Building
Seminar of Dr. Paul Weissman- Distinguished Geophysics Lecturer
Dr. Paul Weissman
Astronomy Science Lead
Table Mountain Observatory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory - JPL
Pasadena, California, USA
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF COMET NUCLEI
Wed 22.4.2009 12:00 Melamed Hall (6) , Shenkar Physics Building
Lectur of Dr. Paul Weissman- Distinguished Geophysics Lecturer
Dr. Paul Weissman
Astronomy Science Lead
Table Mountain Observatory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory - JPL
Pasadena, California, USA
WINNING THE COSMIC LOTTERY:
COMET AND ASTEROID IMPACTS ON THE EARTH
Mon 20.4.2009 11:00 Holcblat Hall 7, Shenkar Physics Building
Seminar of Dr. Paul Weissman- Distinguished Geophysics Lecturer
Dr. Paul Weissman
Astronomy Science Lead
Table Mountain Observatory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory - JPL
Pasadena, California, USA
WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED FROM THE STARDUST
AND DEEP IMPACT MISSIONS TO COMETS?
Sun 19.4.2009 16:00 Melamed Hall (6) , Shenkar Physics Building
Lectur of Prof. Gregory Korchemsky- Distinguished Geophysics Lecturer
Prof. Gregory Korchemsky
Service de Physique Théorique
CEA / SACLAY
Gif-sur-Yvette, FRANCE
SCATTERING AMPLITUDES IN GAUGE THEORIES
AND PHYSICS OF SOAP BUBBLES
Wed 25.3.2009 10:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Louis Lyons
Professor Louis Lyons
Dept. of Particle & Nuclear Physics
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Series of Lectures: “PRACTICAL STATISTICS FOR PHYSICISTS” Forth lecture "DISCOVERY ISSUES"
Mon 23.3.2009 09:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Louis Lyons
Professor Louis Lyons
Dept. of Particle & Nuclear Physics
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Series of Lectures: “PRACTICAL STATISTICS FOR PHYSICISTS”
Third lecture
"CHI-SQUARED AND GOODNESS OF FIT"
Sun 22.3.2009 16:00 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Colloquium of Prof. Louis Lyons
Professor Louis Lyons
Dept. of Particle & Nuclear Physics
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
"BAYES VERSUS FREQUENTISM –
THE RETURN OF AN OLD CONTROVERSY"
Wed 18.3.2009 10:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Louis Lyons
Professor Louis Lyons
Dept. of Particle & Nuclear Physics
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Series of Lectures: “PRACTICAL STATISTICS FOR PHYSICISTS” Second lecture "DO'S AND DONT'S WITH LIKELIHOODS"
Mon 16.3.2009 09:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Louis Lyons
Professor Louis Lyons
Dept. of Particle & Nuclear Physics
University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Series of Lectures:
“PRACTICAL STATISTICS FOR PHYSICISTS”
First lecture:
"LEARNING TO LOVE THE EROR MATRIX"
Fri 13.3.2009 11:00 Room No. 006, Schriber Building
Lecture of Prof. Avi Wigderson
Professor. Avi Wigderson
School of Mathematics
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, New Jersy, USA
"SEEDED RANDOMNESS EXTRACTORS –
APPLICATIONS AND CONSTRUCTIONS"
Wed 11.3.2009 12:15 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Avi Wigderson
Professor. Avi Wigderson
School of Mathematics
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, New Jersy, USA
"DETERMINISTIC RANDOMNESS EXTRACTORS"
Mon 9.3.2009 12:15 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Avi Wigderson
Professor. Avi Wigderson
School of Mathematics
Institute for Advanced Study
Princeton, New Jersy, USA
"THE ART OF REDUCTION
(OR, DEPTH THROUGH BREADTH)"
Mon 9.3.2009 11:00
Seminar of Prof. Leonard Barrie
Dr. Leonard Barrie
co-Director WMO Research Department
Director of Atmospheric Research and
Environment Branch
World Meteorological Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
“A Global View of Atmospheric Sand and Dust:
Occurrence, Prediction and Impacts”
Wed 4.3.2009 11:00 Room 282, Gilman Building
Colloquium of Prof. Leonard Barrie
Dr. Leonard Barrie
co-Director WMO Research Department
Director of Atmospheric Research and
Environment Branch
World Meteorological Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
“The Role of the World Meteorological Organization in Climate
and Related Weather, Water and Environmental Issues”
Mon 2.3.2009 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Seminar of Prof. Leonard Barrie
Dr. Leonard Barrie
co-Director WMO Research Department
Director of Atmospheric Research and
Environment Branch
World Meteorological Organization
Geneva, Switzerland
“The Role of Atmospheric Chemistry in
Climate and Weather”
Tue 27.1.2009 08:00 Lev Auditorium, Shekar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Erich Vogt
Professor Erich W. Vogt
Triumf
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
"THE EDIFICE OF NEWTON'S MECHANICS AND
ITS CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT: THE KEPLER ORBITS "
Mon 26.1.2009 12:10 Room No. 006, Schriber Building
Colloquium of Prof. Charles Fefferman
Professor Charles L. Fefferman
Department of Mathematics
Princeton University
New Jersey, USA
INTERPOLATION OF FUNCTIONS ON R^n
Mon 26.1.2009 10:00 Lev Auditorium, Shekar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Erich Vogt
Professor Erich W. Vogt
Triumf
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
"THE EDIFICE OF NEWTON'S MECHANICS AND
ITS CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT: THE KEPLER ORBITS "
Sun 21.12.2008 16:00 Melamed Hall, Room No. 6, Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Shrinivas Kulkarni - Physics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Shrinivas R. Kulkarni
McArthur Professor of Astronomy
& Planetary Science
California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
California, USA
COSMIC EXPLOSIONS (THE FOX AND THE HEDGEHOG
(ôéöåöéí ÷åñîééí – (äùåòì åä÷éôåã
Thu 6.11.2008 17:00 Room 006, Schreiber Building
Colloquium of Prof. Boris Feigin - Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Boris Feigin
Landau Institute for Theor. Physics
Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia
Series of Lectures:
“Quantum group construction of maximal commutative
subalgebra Inside universal enveloping algebra of
an affine Kac-Moody algebra”
Lecture:
“Action of the center of affine quantum algebra
in the representation of (non-affine) Kac-Moody algebra”
Wed 5.11.2008 16:00 Room No. 118, Kaplun Building
Colloquium of Prof. Boris Feigin - Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Boris Feigin
Landau Institute for Theor. Physics
Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia
Series of Lectures:
“Quantum group construction of maximal commutative
subalgebra Inside universal enveloping algebra of
an affine Kac-Moody algebra”
Lecture:
“Center on a critical level and Langlands duality.
Center on a critical level for quantum affine
Kac-Moody algebra”
Mon 3.11.2008 12:15 Room 006, Schreiber Building
Colloquium of Prof. Boris Feigin - Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Boris Feigin
Landau Institute for Theor. Physics
Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia
Series of Lectures:
“Quantum group construction of maximal commutative
subalgebra Inside universal enveloping algebra of
an affine Kac-Moody algebra”
Colloquium
Review of quantum group approach -
Why quantum groups are so efficient
Sun 4.5.2008 16:00 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Stoecker a Physics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Horst Stoecker
Scientific Director, GSI
Gesellschaft fuer Schwerionenforschung mbH
Darmstadt, Germany
"HADRON AND HEAVY ION PHYSICS AT THE
INTERNATIONAL FACILITY FOR ANTIPROTON
AND ION RESEARCH (FAIR)"
Thu 1.5.2008 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Inan a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Umran Inan
Department of Electrical Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, California, USA
“VERY LOW FREQUENCY WAVE
PHENOMENA IN NEAR-EARTH SPACE”
Tue 29.4.2008 11:00 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Inan a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Umran Inan
Department of Electrical Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, California, USA
“ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND ENERGETIC
PARTICLES IN THE NEAR-EARTH SPACE ENVIRONMENT”
Mon 28.4.2008 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Inan a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Umran Inan
Department of Electrical Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, California, USA
“LIGHTNING - IONOSPHERE INTERACTIONS:
SPRITES, GAMMA-RAYS, JETS AND ELECTRON PRECIPITATION”
Sun 13.4.2008 16:00 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Quiqq a Physics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Chris Quigg
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Batavia, Illinois, USA
"MASS"
Mon 7.4.2008 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Dritschel a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor. David G. Dritschel
Mathematical Institute
University of St Andrews
Scotland
“BALANCED MOTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE:
THE FAST/SLOW MYTH”
Sun 6.4.2008 16:00 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Seiberg a Physics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Nathan Seiberg
Institute of Advanced Study
Princeton, USA
"SUPERSYMMETRY AND ITS BREAKING"
Wed 2.4.2008 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Dritschel a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor. David G. Dritschel
Mathematical Institute
University of St Andrews
Scotland
“THE TURBULENT ATMOSPHERE BOILED
DOWN TO MAXIMAL SIMPLICITY”
Mon 31.3.2008 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecture of Prof. Dritschel a Geophysics Distinguished Lecturer
Professor. David G. Dritschel
Mathematical Institute
University of St Andrews
Scotland
“JETS IN PLANETARY-SCALE TURBULENT FLOWS:
NEW SIMULATIONS AND A NEW THEORY”
Wed 12.3.2008 16:15 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Lecturer in Joshua Jortner Distinguished Lectures in Chemistry
Professor Mark A. Ratner
Chemistry Department
& Center for Nanotechnology
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, USA
MOLECULAR TRANSPORT STRUCTURES:
ELASTIC SCATTERING, VIBRONIC EFFECTS
AND BEYOND
Tue 11.3.2008 16:00 Lev Auditorium, Shenkar Physics Building
Lecturer in Joshua Jortner Distinguished Lectures in Chemistry
Professor Mark A. Ratner
Chemistry Department
& Center for Nanotechnology
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, USA
ENERGY AND NANOSCIENCE:
A MARRIAGE OF NECESSITY
Wed 30.5.2007 10:00 Cymbalista Jewish Heritage Center
Prof. Imre Ruzsa
Renyi Institute of Mathematics
Budapest Hungary
SUMSETS, ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSIONS, ENTROPY
Mon 28.5.2007 10:00 Cymbalista Jewish Heritage Center
Prof. Madhu Sudan
Fujitsu Chair Professor of EECS
MIT
Cambridge, Massachusetts
USA
LIST – DECODING: A SURVEY
Wed 9.5.2007 16:00 dan david building, room 106
Professor Toshiyuki Kobayashi
Graduate School of
Mathematical Sciences
The University of Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
SPECIAL LECTURES IN REAL AND COMPLEX GEOMETRY
Mon 7.5.2007 12:15 schrieber building, room 006
Professor Toshiyuki Kobayashi
Graduate School of
Mathematical Sciences
The University of Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Wed 25.4.2007 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Prof. William Cotton
Dept. of Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
AEROSOL INFLUENCES ON DEEP
CONVECTION AND TROPICAL CYCLONES
Wed 18.4.2007 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Prof. William Cotton
Dept. of Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE; A SKEPTICS POINT OF VIEW
Wed 18.4.2007 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Prof. William Cotton
Dept. of Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE; A SKEPTICS POINT OF VIEW
Mon 16.4.2007 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Prof. William Cotton
Dept. of Atmospheric Science
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
AEROSOL INFLUENCES ON CLOUDS AND CLIMATE
Thu 22.3.2007 16:00 Room 305, The Multidiscipline Building
Prof. K. C. Nicolaou
Dept. of Cehmistry & The Skaggs Institute for Chemical Biology
The Scripps Research Institute
and The Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, California
Chemistry, Biology and Medicine of Natural Products
Wed 21.3.2007 16:15 Hall No. 1, Dan David Building
Prof. K. C. Nicolaou
Dept. of Chemistry & the Skaggs Institute for Chemical Biology
The Scripps Research Institute
and The Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, California
Moleculaes That Changed The World
Mon 29.1.2007 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Dr. G. Brant Foote
Associate Director, National Center
for Atmospheric Research
Boulder, Colorado, USA
ON THE TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
IN THE ATMOSPHERE USING A COMBINATION OF MODELING AND
RADAR/LIDAR RETRIEVAL APPROACHES
Wed 24.1.2007 14:15 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Dr. G. Brant Foote
Associate Director, National Center
for Atmospheric Research
Boulder, Colorado, USA
USEABLE SCIENCE: PUTTING WEATHER
INFORMATION TO WORK FOR AVIATION
Mon 22.1.2007 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Dr. G. Brant Foote
Associate Director, National Center
for Atmospheric Research
Boulder, Colorado, USA
THE ADVANCES IN THUNDERSTORM FORECASTING
Mon 30.10.2006 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Professor Joseph Egger
Meteorologisches Institute
LMU
Muenchen, Germany Distinguished Lecturer in
Geophysics, Atmosphere and Space Sciences
Endowed by Raymond and Beverly Sackler
ANGULAR MOMENTUM IN THE GLOBAL
ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION
Wed 25.10.2006 11:00 Room 205, Kaplun Building
Professor Joseph Egger
Meteorologisches Institute
LMU Muenchen,Germany
Distinguished Lecturer in
Geophysics, Atmosphere and Space Sciences
Endowed by Raymond and Beverly Sackler
DYNAMICS OF ATMOSPHERIC REGRESSION
PATTERNS: REGIONAL MOUNTAIN TORQUE EVENTS
Mon 23.10.2006 11:00 Holcblat Hall (7), Shenkar Physics Building
Professor Joseph Egger
Meteorologisches Institute
LMU
Muenchen, Germany Distinguished Lecturer in
Geophysics, Atmosphere and Space Sciences
Endowed by Raymond and Beverly Sackler
EMPIRICAL MASTER EQUATIONS OF THE MARKOV CHAINS OBTAINED FROM METEOROLOGICAL DATA
Tue 13.6.2006 16:00 Shenkar Physics Building Melamed Hall 6
Professor Tobin J. Marks
Department of Chemistry
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, USA
BRIDGES BETWEEN HETEROGENEOUS AND HOMOGENEOUS CATALYSIS. THE CASE OF SINGLE-
SITE AND MULTIPLE-SITE OLEFIN POLYMERIZATION CATALYSTS
Sun 11.6.2006 16:00 Dan Daviv Building Hall No. 001
Professor Tobin J. Marks
Department of Chemistry
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, USA
SELF-ASSEMBLY CHEMISTRY FOR MOLECULE-BASED ORGANIC AND ORGANOMETALLIC
ELECTRONICS
Mon 22.5.2006 12:10 Schreiber Building Room No. 006
Prof. Steve Zelditch
Department of Mathematics
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Md, USA
COUNTING POSSIBLE UNIVERSES IN STRING/M THEORY
Sun 14.5.2006 16:00 Melamed Hall 6 Shenkar Physics Building
Professor Stefan Pokorski
Institute of Theoretical Physics
Warsaw University
Warsaw, Poland
THE MYSTERY OF THE FERMI SCALE
Tue 24.1.2006 14:15 Melamed Hall (6), Shenkar Physics Building
Dr. G. Brant Foote
Associate Director, National Center
for Atmospheric Research
Boulder, Colorado, USA
USEABLE SCIENCE: PUTTING WEATHER INFORMATION
TO WORK FOR AVIATION
Sun 8.1.2006 16:00
Professor Allen Caldwell
Director
Max-Planck -Institute
Werner - Heisenberg Institute
Munich, Germany
IS THE NEUTRINO ITS OWN ANTIPARTICLE ?
Sun 8.1.2006 16:00 )6( Shenkar Physics Building Melamed Hall
Professor Allen Caldwell
Director
Max-Planck -Institute
Werner - Heisenberg Institute
Munich, Germany
IS THE NEUTRINO ITS OWN ANTIPARTICLE ?
Sun 8.1.2006 16:00 )6( Shenkar Physics Building Melamed Hall
Professor Allen Caldwell
Director
Max-Planck -Institute
Werner - Heisenberg Institute
Munich, Germany
IS THE NEUTRINO ITS OWN ANTIPARTICLE ?
Sun 8.1.2006 16:00 )6( Shenkar Physics Building Melamed Hall
Professor Allen Caldwell
Director
Max-Planck -Institute
Werner - Heisenberg Institute
Munich, Germany
IS THE NEUTRINO ITS OWN ANTIPARTICLE ?
Sun 8.1.2006 16:00 )6( Shenkar Physics Building Melamed Hall
Professor Allen Caldwell
Director
Max-Planck -Institute
Werner - Heisenberg Institute
Munich, Germany
IS THE NEUTRINO ITS OWN ANTIPARTICLE ?
Tue 17.5.2005 16:00 Melamed Hall no. 6, Shenkar Physics Building
Professor George Whitesides
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Harvard University
Cambridge, USA
