
That said, one of the talks I'm most looking forward to is this one, regarding the spurious measurement of superluminal neutrinos by OPERA, which I'm sure you've heard about by now. Coincidentally, OPERA has recently announced possible discovery of their source of error and further tests. I imagine the question-and-answer session will be entertaining. Besides that, I'll bounce around talks about topological insulators, computational physics, and physics education.
And, by the way, yes, I am presenting. Just search my native name in the "Speakers" index. Like any scientific abstract, it'll be impossible to understand without reading reams of papers beforehand. I fly out early Sunday morning and get back Friday night. There will likely be a Second Annual Tin-Foil Hat Award post shortly thereafter.

