DEAN'S DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES 
The lectures are held at 4:00 p.m. in Davies Auditorium at the Becton Center, 
15 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT. A reception follows the talk.
 
2005
Tuesday, November 15
Prof. Douglas Stone, Carl A. Morse Professor of Applied Physics, Professor of Physics, Director of Yale's Division of Natural Sciences.
                "Genius and Genius^2:  Planck, Einstein, and the Birth of Quantum Theory."
 
Tuesday, February 8
Dr. Rita Colwell, Edward P. Bass Distinguished Visiting Environmental Scholar,
Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies; Chair, Canon U.S. Life Sciences, Inc. 
Yorktown Heights, NY.
        "Discovering the Origins of Cholera."
 
2004
Wednesday, November 17
Dr. Richard L. Garwin
, IBM Fellow Emeritus, Thomas J. Watson Research Center,
Yorktown Heights, NY.
        "Missile Defense and Space Weapons."
 
Wednesday, April 21 
Sidney D. Drell, Professor of Physics, Stanford University, and Hoover Institution.
        "The Gravest Danger: Nuclear Weapons and Their Proliferation."
        Prof. Drell's talks is co-sponsored by the Yale Faculty of Engineering and Yale
          International Security Studies
 
2003
Monday, November 17 
Stefan K. Lai '79 Ph.D., Vice President, Technology and Manufacturing Group,
and Director, California Technology and Manufacturing Intel Corporation.
        "The New Wireless World: The Convergence of Communications 
        and Computing." (pictures)
 
Tuesday, February 18
Robert G. Gallager, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
        "Claude Shannon's Legacy: Information Theory to the Information Age."
 
2002, Engineering Sesquicentennial Distinguished Lecture Series
Tuesday, November 19
Ralph Peterson, Chairman and CEO, CH2M Hill
"Environmentally Sustainable Development: An Engineering Practitioners Diagnosis and Prescription."  

Wednesday, October 16 (this lecture is also a Tetelman Lecture )
Mark E. Davis, Executive Officer for Chemical Engineering, Warren and Katharine
Schlinger Professor of Chemical Engineering, California Institute of Technology.
"Synthetic Gene Delivery Systems."

Tuesday, September 17
Robert W. Lucky, Corporate Vice President of Applied Research, Telcordia Technologies.
"Reflections on the Nature of Information Technology and its Role in Society."
2000
April 6
Eugene H. Trinh
, Director, Microgravity Research Division, NASA Headquarters.
 
1998
November 5
George David, President and CEO of United Technologies Corporation.
March 26
John Manley
, Minister of Industry, Canada.
 
April 24 
Norman E. Johnson, Senior Vice President, Technology, Weyerhaeuser Company.

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