| Date | Topic | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| January 27 Building 3 Auditorium |
Space Technology vs. Tomb Robbers in Central Turkey | Compton Tucker NASA-GSFC |
| February 3 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Science of Star Trek | David Batchelor NASA-GSFC |
| February 10 Building 3 Auditorium |
Designing Trajectories for Low-thrust Propulsion | Jacob Englander & Frank Kirchman NASA-GSFC |
| February 17 | No Colloquium, holiday | |
| February 24 Building 3 Auditorium |
Ice Lubrication for Moving Heavy Stones to the Forbidden City in 15th – 16th Century China | Howard Stone Princeton University |
| March 3 Building 8 Auditorium |
Cancelled because of snow: we hope to reschedule. The Slide Rule: 350 Plus Years from Napier through the Manned Apollo Missions | Ed Chamberlain The Oughtred Society |
| March 10 Building 3 Auditorium |
Quantum Computing | Sam Lomonaco UMBC |
| March 17 Building 3 Auditorium |
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| March 24 Building 3 Auditorium |
The Future of Virtual Reality | Catherine Asaro Science Fiction Author and Physicist |
| March 31 Building 3 Auditorium |
Interstellar Colonization on the Rapacious Hardscrapple Frontier | Robin Hanson George Mason University |
| April 7 Building 3 Auditorium |
John Wheeler's H-Bomb Blues: Searching for a Missing Document in the High Cold War | Alex Wellerstein American Institute of Physics |
| April 14 Building 3 Auditorium |
Minimizing Human Factors Mishaps in Unmanned Aircraft Systems | Raza Waraich |
| April 21 Building 3 Auditorium |
No Colloquium | |
| April 28 Building 3 Auditorium |
Goddard's Safety Awareness Campaign Modeling Wildfires: Past, Present and Future |
Michael Gollner University of Maryland |
| May 5 Building 3 Auditorium |
We Died at Such a Place: The Interaction of Battlefield Archaeology and Forensic Science | Walter Rowe George Washington University |
| May 12 Building 3 Auditorium |
Schneebaum Award Lecture: Extreme Spacecraft Design | David Kusnierkiewicz Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| May 19 Building 3 Auditorium |
Where Did We All Come From? Tracing Human Migration Using Genetic Markers | Moses Schanfield George Washington University |
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