| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| February 26 | A Realistic Interstellar Explorer | Ralph McNutt
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab |
| March 5 | Beauty in Physics and the Accelerating Universe | Mario Livio
Space Telescope Science Institute |
| March 12 | Earth Observing 1: Validating Affordable New Landsat Technology | Dale Schulz
NASA/GSFC |
| March 19 | New Perspectives on the Control of Cell Division | Robert B. Silver
Argonne National Laboratory |
| March 26 | Optical and Mechanical Alignment of Off-Axis Optical Components Such As Those Employed in NGST | Mitch Ruda
Ruda & Associates, Inc. |
| April 2 | Fly Me to the Moon | Richard Gran
Mathematical Analysis Co. |
| April 9 | The Robotic Search for Antarctic Meteorites | Michael Wagner
Carnegie Mellon University |
| April 16 | SNAP - Super Nova/Acceleration Probe | Michael E. Levi
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
| April 23 | Liquid Nitrogen Powered Car | Mitty Plummer
University of North Texas |
| April 30 | Nanotechnology for NASA Missions | Meyya Meyyappan
NASA Ames Research Center |
| May 7 | Bio-centrism and Solar System Exploration | Carl Pilcher
NASA Headquarters |
| May 14 | Laser Ranging to Retro-Reflectors on the Moon as a Test of Theories of Gravity: Does Gravitational Binding Energy Gravitate? | Carroll O. Alley
University of Maryland |
| May 21 | Ultrafast Optical Phenomena | Anthony Johnson
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
Return to Engineering Colloquium home page at https://ecolloq.gsfc.nasa.gov
Notice: Nothing appearing in these pages is to be construed as an endorsement by NASA.