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-====== Meetings, Spring 2021 ======+====== Meetings, Summer 2025 ======
  
 ^Time^Meeting^Place| ^Time^Meeting^Place|
-|12 PM|Group meeting|WNGR 379 |+|12 noon Fridays|Group meeting|WNGR 201|
  
-//Dublin is currently in charge of scheduling group meetings.//+//Gus is currently in charge of scheduling group meetings.// 
 + 
 + 
 +Link to [[https://oregonstateuniversity-my.sharepoint.com/:o:/r/personal/minote_oregonstate_edu/Documents/Minot%20Group%20Meetings?d=wa52aea9b9d544d0da98b6a3e8c5d4246&csf=1&web=1&e=xeQcdI|OneNote notebook]] (only works for people at OSU).
  
-== 
 ==Speaker Rotation===== ==Speaker Rotation=====
  
-==Fall 2022:==+TBD 
 + 
  
-Week: 
-  - 09/28 Ethan 
-  - 10/05 Dublin 
-  - 10/12 Vivek 
-  - 10/19 Piper 
-  - 10/26 [] 
-  - 11/02 [] 
-  - 11/09 Madalyn 
-  - 11/16 [] 
-  - 11/23 [] 
-  - 11/30 [] 
  
-= 
 ==== Group talks ===== ==== Group talks =====
  
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   * With only 15 minutes, try to teach the audience one new nugget of knowledge (if you are presenting a journal article, the nugget of knowledge will often be summarized in the title of the article).     * With only 15 minutes, try to teach the audience one new nugget of knowledge (if you are presenting a journal article, the nugget of knowledge will often be summarized in the title of the article).  
   * Give your talk a story line. The story includes why the research was done, what was observed, and what it means.   * Give your talk a story line. The story includes why the research was done, what was observed, and what it means.
-  * Prepare some slides with the essential images, cartoon diagrams, data and equations that you want to explain (no more than 4 slides). When you watch department seminars and colloquium think about what makes a good slide.+  * Prepare some slides with the essential images, cartoon diagrams, data and equations that you want to explain (usually no more than 10 slides for a 15 min talk). When you watch department seminars and colloquium think about what makes a good slide.
   * Anticipate questions and do background reading to find the answers.   * Anticipate questions and do background reading to find the answers.
  
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 =====Speaker Rotations from Previous Terms===== =====Speaker Rotations from Previous Terms=====
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 +==Winter 2023:==
 +
 +Week:
 +  - 01/09 [No meeting]
 +  - 01/16 [No meeting]
 +  - 01/23 [Ethan]
 +  - 01/30 [Dublin]
 +  - 02/06 [Vivek]
 +  - 02/13 [Bryce]
 +  - 02/20 [Augustin]
 +  - 02/27 [Noah]
 +  - 03/06 [No meeting — APS March meeting]
 +  - 03/13 [Piper]
 +  - 03/20 [Fermi estimates]
 +
  
 ==Winter 2021: Thursdays 9 am on Zoom== ==Winter 2021: Thursdays 9 am on Zoom==
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