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DESCRIPTION:Monika Schleier-Smith\, a 2020 MacArthur Fellow and associate p
 rofessor of physics\, talks with Ran Abramitzky\, professor of economics\,
  about her work at the interface of atomic\, molecular\, and optical physi
 cs and quantum information science. Get a glimpse into Schleier-Smith’s 
 personal and professional path\, how her ideas made a difference in the wo
 rld\, and what advice she has for students and for researchers.\n\nThis ev
 ent is part of the Big Ideas series hosted by Abramitzky featuring convers
 ations with Stanford’s Nobel Laureates and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow
 s.\n\n9/28: Market Design with Alvin Roth\n\n10/12: Causal Inference with 
 Guido Imbens\n\n10/19: Energy with Steven Chu\n\n10/26: Pediatric Neuro-on
 cology with Michelle Monje\n\n11/2: Auctions with Paul Milgrom and Robert 
 Wilson\n\n11/9: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith\n\n11/16: 
 Bioorthogonal Chemistry with Carolyn Bertozzi\n\n11/30: Natural Language P
 rocessing with Dan Jurafsky\n\n12/7: Innovation with Heidi Williams
LOCATION:CEMEX Auditorium\, 655 Knight Way\, Stanford\, CA 94305
SUMMARY:Big Ideas: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith
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DESCRIPTION:Monika Schleier-Smith\, a 2020 MacArthur Fellow and associate p
 rofessor of physics\, talks with Ran Abramitzky\, professor of economics\,
  about her work at the interface of atomic\, molecular\, and optical physi
 cs and quantum information science. Get a glimpse into Schleier-Smith’s 
 personal and professional path\, how her ideas made a difference in the wo
 rld\, and what advice she has for students and for researchers.\n\nThis ev
 ent is part of the Big Ideas series hosted by Abramitzky featuring convers
 ations with Stanford’s Nobel Laureates and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow
 s.\n\n9/28: Market Design with Alvin Roth\n\n10/12: Causal Inference with 
 Guido Imbens\n\n10/19: Energy with Steven Chu\n\n10/26: Pediatric Neuro-on
 cology with Michelle Monje\n\n11/2: Auctions with Paul Milgrom and Robert 
 Wilson\n\n11/9: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith\n\n11/16: 
 Bioorthogonal Chemistry with Carolyn Bertozzi\n\n11/30: Natural Language P
 rocessing with Dan Jurafsky\n\n12/7: Innovation with Heidi Williams
LOCATION:CEMEX Auditorium\, 655 Knight Way\, Stanford\, CA 94305
SUMMARY:Big Ideas: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/big_ideas_experimental_phys
 ics_with_monika_schleiersmith
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DTSTART:20231130T230000Z
DTEND:20231201T002000Z
DESCRIPTION:Monika Schleier-Smith\, a 2020 MacArthur Fellow and associate p
 rofessor of physics\, talks with Ran Abramitzky\, professor of economics\,
  about her work at the interface of atomic\, molecular\, and optical physi
 cs and quantum information science. Get a glimpse into Schleier-Smith’s 
 personal and professional path\, how her ideas made a difference in the wo
 rld\, and what advice she has for students and for researchers.\n\nThis ev
 ent is part of the Big Ideas series hosted by Abramitzky featuring convers
 ations with Stanford’s Nobel Laureates and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow
 s.\n\n9/28: Market Design with Alvin Roth\n\n10/12: Causal Inference with 
 Guido Imbens\n\n10/19: Energy with Steven Chu\n\n10/26: Pediatric Neuro-on
 cology with Michelle Monje\n\n11/2: Auctions with Paul Milgrom and Robert 
 Wilson\n\n11/9: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith\n\n11/16: 
 Bioorthogonal Chemistry with Carolyn Bertozzi\n\n11/30: Natural Language P
 rocessing with Dan Jurafsky\n\n12/7: Innovation with Heidi Williams
LOCATION:CEMEX Auditorium\, 655 Knight Way\, Stanford\, CA 94305
SUMMARY:Big Ideas: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/big_ideas_experimental_phys
 ics_with_monika_schleiersmith
CATEGORIES:Class/Seminar
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DTSTART:20231207T230000Z
DTEND:20231208T002000Z
DESCRIPTION:Monika Schleier-Smith\, a 2020 MacArthur Fellow and associate p
 rofessor of physics\, talks with Ran Abramitzky\, professor of economics\,
  about her work at the interface of atomic\, molecular\, and optical physi
 cs and quantum information science. Get a glimpse into Schleier-Smith’s 
 personal and professional path\, how her ideas made a difference in the wo
 rld\, and what advice she has for students and for researchers.\n\nThis ev
 ent is part of the Big Ideas series hosted by Abramitzky featuring convers
 ations with Stanford’s Nobel Laureates and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow
 s.\n\n9/28: Market Design with Alvin Roth\n\n10/12: Causal Inference with 
 Guido Imbens\n\n10/19: Energy with Steven Chu\n\n10/26: Pediatric Neuro-on
 cology with Michelle Monje\n\n11/2: Auctions with Paul Milgrom and Robert 
 Wilson\n\n11/9: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith\n\n11/16: 
 Bioorthogonal Chemistry with Carolyn Bertozzi\n\n11/30: Natural Language P
 rocessing with Dan Jurafsky\n\n12/7: Innovation with Heidi Williams
LOCATION:CEMEX Auditorium\, 655 Knight Way\, Stanford\, CA 94305
SUMMARY:Big Ideas: Experimental Physics with Monika Schleier-Smith
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/big_ideas_experimental_phys
 ics_with_monika_schleiersmith
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