Physics and Astronomy is pleased to invite you to attend the Stephenson lecture featuring Dr. David Wineland, Nobel Laureate, Philip H. Knight Distinguished Research Chair and Research Professor of the University of Oregon. Dr. Wineland will present his lecture titled “Atomic Clocks and Einstein’s Relativity” on Wednesday, April 10, at 5:30 p.m. in SPARK G45 on the Pullman campus. Informal reception in the SPARK atrium immediately following the lecture.
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