SIGMA-XI TUESDAY TALKS
Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, meets regularly for DIV III talks and a complimentary lunch throughout the year. Talks are open to all faculty, staff and students. Talks are held on Tuesdays 12:20-1:00 pm in McConnell 103. A complimentary lunch is offered in McConnell foyer around 12:10 to the first 30 attendees (first come, first serve)
| Spring 2025, Schedule
DIV3 Tuesday Talks (sponsored by Sigma Xi) dates are shown below. |
| 2/4 Stephanie Steele (PSY) “Implicit Assessment of Non-Suicidal Self-Injury” 2/11 Bosiljka Glumac (GEO) “See-ums – No-see-ums? Chasing Rock-Boulders Transported by Storm Waves and Other January 2025 Adventures in The Bahamas!” 2/18 Office of Sponsored Research “Sipping from the Tsunami: An Update on the Federal Funding Landscape” 2/25 Stephanie Jones (ESS) “Watch Your Step: Why paying attention to balance may be too much of a good thing for People with MS” 3/4 Candice Etson (PHY) “Shinning a Light on Restriction Enzyme Kinetics” 3/11 Olivia Fiebig (CHM) “Beyond the surface: Probing the role of lipids in biology using membrane mimetic systems” 3/18 No Talk (SPRING BREAK) 3/25 Lindsay Poirier (SDS) “The Neats vs. The Scruffies: Origin Myths of AI’s Battlegrounds.” 4/1 Steve Williams (BIO) “43 Years of Research on Neglected Tropical Diseases at Smith College” 4/8 Halie Rando and Michael Robson (CSC) “High Performance Computing, What is it? Why Would you Want it, and How to Get it.” 4/15 Ben Baumer (AI panel) (SDS) “What we’ve learned from our Kahn Project ‘Possible Futures: AI and Human Experience” 4/22 Ingo Helmich (ESS) “Sensory Integration Processes Characterize Concussed Athletes with Balance Deficits” 4/29 No talk, Last week of classes |
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