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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Geosciences: Earthquake PredictionOrganizer: Marcia McNutt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Physics of Earthquake Recurrence Thomas Heaton, US Geological Survey, Pasadena Clocks in the Earth William Ellsworth, US Geological Survey, Menlo Park Discussion panel: Thorne Lay, University of California-Santa Cruz Joann Stock, Geological Museum, Harvard University Kerry Sieh, California Institute of Technology Duncan Agnew, Scripps Institution of Oceanography Geosciences: Mass ExtinctionsOrganizers: Marcia McNutt, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Richard Muller, University of California-Berkeley The Link Between Large-body Impact on Earth and Biological Mass Extinction Walter Alvarez, University of California-Berkeley The Geological Record of Mass Extinctions Jan Smit, Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Astronomical Mechanisms for Multiple Impacts Piet Hut, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton Discussion leader: Alessandro Montanari, University of California-Berkeley Material Science: Quantum Confined SemiconductorsOrganizers: Robert Cava, AT&T Bell Laboratories Mark Davis, California Institute of Technology Quantum Wires and Quantum Dots Kerry J. Vahala, California Institute of Technology Molecular Particles of Semiconductor Solids Michael L. Steigerwald, AT&T Bell Laboratories Atomic Layer Growth of Thin Films David Rudman, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder Mathematics: TopologyOrganizer: William Thurston, Princeton University A Lecture on the Energy of a Knot (or an Unknot) Michael H. Freedman, University of California-San Diego Recent Progress in Algebraic Theory Michael J. Hopkins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Physics: Manipulating Atoms by Laser Atom Trapping and Scanning Tunneling TipsOrganizers: Sylvia Ceyer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Robert Cava, AT&T Bell Laboratories Nautral Particle Manipulation with Light Steven Chu, Stanford University Atomic and Molecular Manipulation with the Scanning Tunneling Microscope Donald M. Eigler, IBM Almaden Research Center
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