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| FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2008 Beginning at 7:00am—Daytime events held on the Fermilab campus, evening events held at the Holiday Inn Select |
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| Due to the large number of registrants and space limitations at Fermilab, Friday's schedule has been modified to accommodate as many participants as possible. | ||
BREAKFAST OPTION 1  |
BREAKFAST OPTION 2 |
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| 7:00-7:30am: Buses to Wilson Hall for "Breakfast with the Scientists" | 7:30-8:00am: Buses to Fermilab Village | |
| 7:45-8:45am: "Breakfast with the Scientists" (Wilson Hall Atrium) Advanced sign-up for this event required (form coming soon) |
8:00-8:30am: Continental Breakfast (Kuhn Barn & Users' Center) | |
| 8:30-8:45am: Buses to Wilson Hall | ||
| All Participants | ||
| 9:00am: Welcome to Fermilab (Ramsey Auditorium) Young-Kee Kim, Deputy Director of Fermilab and Professor of Physics at the University of Chicago |
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| 9:15am: Plenary Lecture: U.S. Science Policy at a Turning Point? (Ramsey Auditorium) Richard L. Garwin, IBM Fellow Emeritus at the IBM T. J. Watson Research Center |
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| 10:15-10:45am: Coffee Break (Wilson Hall Atrium) | ||
| FERMILAB TOURS TRACK A |
FERMILAB TOURS TRACK B |
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| 10:45am: Fermilab Video: A Sense of Scale (Ramsey Auditorium) | 10:30-10:45am: Board buses for Fermilab Tours | |
| 11:15am: Scientific Citizenship Workshop I: The Evolution of Science Curricula (Ramsey Auditorium) Adrian Melott, Prof. Physics and Astronomy, Univ. Kansas; Founder, Kansas Citizens for Science |
10:45am-12:45pm: Guided Tours (Submit preferences in advance—form coming soon) |
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| 12:45pm: Lunch (Wilson Hall Atrium) | 12:45-1:30pm: Lunch (Fermilab Village) | |
| 1:50pm: Board buses for Fermilab Tours | 1:30-1:45pm: Buses to Wilson Hall | |
| 2:00-4:00pm: Guided Tours (Submit preferences in advance—form coming soon) |
2:00pm: Fermilab Video: A Sense of Scale (Ramsey Auditorium) | |
| 2:30pm: Scientific Citizenship Workshop I: The Evolution of Science Curricula (Ramsey Auditorium) Adrian Melott, Prof. Physics and Astronomy, Univ. Kansas; Founder, Kansas Citizens for Science |
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| All Participants (Wilson hall) | ||
| 4:00pm Poster Session I: Physics Revealed, Stories of Research and Careers (Wilson Hall Atrium)—Sponsored by the American Physical Society (See poster abstracts here) |
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| 5:30pm: Plenary Lecture: Physics where Small and Big Things Meet (Ramsey Auditorium) Young-Kee Kim, Deputy Director of Fermilab and Professor of Physics at the University of Chicago |
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| 6:30pm: Board Buses to Hotel (Holiday Inn Select) | ||
| 7:00pm: Social Hour (Holiday Inn Select Ballroom) | ||
| 7:30pm: Dinner (Holiday Inn Select Ballroom) | ||
| 8:30pm: Plenary Lecture: Einstein as Citizen: Addressing Race and Racism (Holiday Inn Select Ballroom) Fred Jerome and Rodger Taylor, Co-authors of the book “Einstein on Race and Racism” |
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| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2008 Beginning at 7:00am—Daytime events held on the Fermilab campus, evening events held at the Holiday Inn Select |
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| Buses to Wilson Hall | 7:00-7:30am | |
| Continental Breakfast | 7:45-8:45am | |
| Plenary Lecture: Who are the Future Faces of Physics? | 9:00am | |
| Rachel Ivie, Research Manager, Statistical Research Center, American Institute of Physics | ||
| Scientific Citizenship Workshop II: Energy Efficiency: Benchmarks & the Citizen's Response |
9:30am | |
| David Goldston, Director of the Harvard Energy Studies Program | ||
| Julia Phillips, Director, Physical, Chemical, and Nano Sciences Center, Sandia National Labs | ||
| Break | 11:00am | |
| Scientific Citizenship Workshop III: Mediating Public Perception, A View from Behind the Camera |
11:30am | |
| Aziza Baccouche, President, Aziza Productions, Inc. | ||
| Lunch and Poster Session II: Spotlight on Physics Outreach (See poster abstracts here) Art Exhibits also on display |
12:30pm | |
| Scientific Citizenship Workshop IV: From Researcher to Representative, Learning to Listen to the Community | 1:30pm | |
| Mike Fortner, Associate Professor of Physics, N. Illinois University, and Illinois State Representative | ||
| Louis J. Lanzerotti, Distinguished Research Professor of Physics, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mayor of Harding Township, NJ; and former School Board Member of the Township |
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| Craig Jones, Airline Pilot (retired); Member of the FermiLab International Linear Collider Citizens' Task Force | ||
| Plenary Lecture: How to Watch Atoms Sing, Electrons Hop and Molecules Dance: Using Fast Light Pulses to Observe and Control Nature |
3:15pm | |
| Margaret Murnane, Professor of Physics & Electrical & Computing Engineering, Univ. Colorado | ||
| Art Contest and Reception (See abstracts for art entries here) Posters from Session II also on display |
4:00pm | |
| Reflections on Scientific Citizenship, Our Way Forward | 5:00pm | |
| Philip Hammer, Vice President, The Benjamin Franklin Center at the Franklin Institute |
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| The Civic Scientist Era | 5:45pm | |
| Neal Lane, Senior Fellow, James Baker III Institute for Public Policy; Professor of Physics and Astronomy |
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| Board Buses to Hotel (Holiday Inn Select) | 6:30pm | |
| Social Hour (Holiday Inn Select Grand Ballroom) | 7:00pm | |
| Banquet and Presentation of Awards (Holiday Inn Select Grand Ballroom) | 7:30pm | |
| Plenary Lecture: What Presidents and Physicists Need to Know About Science (Holiday Inn Select Grand Ballroom) |
8:30pm | |
| Leon Lederman, Physics Nobel Laureate; Director Emeritus, Fermilab; Pritzker Professor of
Science, Illinois Institute of Technology; Resident Scholar, Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy |
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| Adjourn | 10:00pm | |