| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| September 1 | No Colloquium (holiday) | |
| September 8 Building 3 Auditorium |
Systems Engineering: What you need to know but didn't know you needed to know
Annual Schneebaum Award Ceremony and Lecture Co-sponsored with the Goddard Systems Engineering Seminar |
Mike Ryschkewitsch NASA Headquarters (formerly NASA GSFC) |
| September 15 Building 3 Auditorium |
Engineering Challenges in Building Laboratory Models of Planetary Cores | Dan Lathrop University of Maryland |
| September 22 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope | Karen O'Neil National Radio Astronomy Observatory |
| September 29 Building 3 Auditorium |
Titan Unveiled | Ralph Lorenz Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| October 6 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Hubble Space Telescope: An Idea That Would Not Die | Robert Zimmerman Science Journalist |
| October 13 |
No Colloquium, Holiday | |
| October 20 Building 3 Auditorium |
Dark Energy and Incandescent Lights | Henning Leidecker NASA GSFC |
| October 27 Building 3 Auditorium |
High Efficiency Concentrators for Solar Cells | Marc Baldo MIT |
| November 3 Building 3 Auditorium |
Optical Technologies for Direct Detection and Characterization of Exoplanets | Rick Lyon NASA-GSFC |
| November 10 |
No Colloquium Today | |
| November 17 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Wright Experience's 1908 Ft. Myer Flyer | Ken Hyde The Wright Experience |
| November 24 Building 3 Auditorium |
Phoenix Scouts for Mars Water | Brent Bos NASA-GSFC |
| December 1 Building 3 Auditorium |
The GOES Experience | Dennis Chesters NASA-GSFC |
| December 8 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Art and Science of doing Large International Science Projects | Barry Barish CalTech |
| December 15 Building 3 Auditorium |
Falcons and Dragons: Economical Liftoffs for Science Payloads, Cargo, and People | Steve Davis SpaceX |
| December 22 Building 3 Auditorium |
No Colloquium | |
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