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Big Science QuestionsJohn Grunsfeld Associate Administrator for Science, NASATH

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Birthday Celebration1-3pm Symposium Public Engagement in Science for Sciencemoderated by Walter Isaacson in Paepcke Aud.3-5pm 50th Ceremony andReception at ACP Campus SA

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A Billion Times Brighter: The Linac Coherent Light Source at SLAC Persis DrellDirector, SLAC; Professor at Stanford UniversityTH

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Maps of - and In - the BrainCharles F. StevensSalk Institute for Biological StudiesTH

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Shaham/Jackiw Concert 8pm ($50) An evening of chamber music played by the grown children of physicists who have participated in the Aspen Center for Physics Harris Concert Hall

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Contemporary Climate Change as Seen through DataRalph CiceroneNational Academy of Sciences

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Alchemy, Violins, and the Harmony of PhysicsBoris Odio de GrandaLuthier, The Boris Violins Studio

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Knocking on Heaven's Door: How Physics and Scientific Thinking Illuminate the Universe and the Modern WorldLisa RandallHarvard University

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Another Birthday Celebration2-4pm Symposium The Future of Physicsmoderated by Lisa Randall in Paepcke Aud.4-6pm 50th Reception andRetrospective at ACP Campus SA

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Visualizing the Quantum WorldJ.C. Séamus DavisCornell UniversityTH

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From Here to InfinityLord Rees of LudlowCambridge University

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String Theory in AspenJohn SchwarzCaltech

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The Aspen Center for Physics is supported by the National Science Foundation Grant #1066293.

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Superconductivity: Becoming Engaged with Great Science 5:30pm Dialogue Julien BobroffCo-sponsored with ICAM in Flug Forum at ACP Campus

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