Electroanalytical Methods for Rapid and Sensitive Detection of PFAS Abd Ur Rehman, PhD Candidate Department of Chemistry and BiochemistryClarkson University Friday, April 25, 20259:00 AMSnell Hall 330 / Peterson Board Room ABSTRACT Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are emerging environmental pollutants utilized in numerous commercial products and applications, including polymers, fire-retardant foams, cookware, and food […]
Clarkson UniversityDepartment of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Seminar Filtration of Protein and Biocolloidal Suspensions in Fibrous Depth Filters Prof. Bandaru V. RamaraoSUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (Syracuse, NY) Wednesday, April 23, 20252:30 PMCAMP 194 ABSTRACT Biopharmaceutical process intensification efforts have significantly improved upstream productivity. Consequently, this has also raised bio-colloidal impurity concentrations, turning
Connor Blais, Graduate Student Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering ScienceClarkson University Wednesday, April 23, 20254:00-5:30 PMCAMP 120B ABSTRACT This talk presents the design and implementation of an AI vision-controlled orthotic hand exoskeleton to enhance assistive capabilities for individuals with hand impairments. The system integrates a lightweight design with a deep learning model for real-time
C3S2 SeminarClarkson Center for Complex Systems Science Data Assimilation: From Traditional Foundations to Broader Horizons Professor Nan Chen, University of Wisconsin Friday, April 25, 202512:00 PMScience Center 166 ABSTRACT: In this talk, I will present how data assimilation serves as a crucial bridge between models and data across various fields. I will begin by giving
Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Seminar Investigating Ceria-Related Defects on SiO2 Films from Nanoparticle Remnants and Tribofilms Van-Tuan Nguyen Abstract As semiconductor devices shrink in size, achieving ultra-smooth surfaces becomes increasingly important. The fabrication of advanced devices demands stringent conditions to minimize defects, with one potential source being ceria defects on SiO2 films during
Clarkson University Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Seminar: pH-Mediated Electrochemical Precipitation of Scaling Ions from Reverse Osmosis Concentrate in Brackish Groundwater Desalination Sheraz Bashir Abstract Rising global water demand has highlighted brackish groundwater reverse osmosis as a promising desalination approach for producing fresh water and alleviating the strain on dwindling drinking water resources. However,
WE INVITE INDIVIDUALS FROM AGES 18+ YEARS OLD TO PARTICIPATE IN A STUDY OF VOICE SIGNAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND DENOISING Participants will be asked to spend up to 45-60 minutes with a computer voice recording application in the lab environment or the cafeteria over one or more sessions. No physical effort will be required for this
Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD Dissertation Defense: Real-Time, Privacy-Centric, Embedded Affect Monitoring with Wearable Sensors Timothy Sweeney-Fanelli, PhD Candidate Abstract: Automated Emotion Recognition is the process of programmatically identifying and classifying affective responses to stimuli. Prior work in AER has shown that physiological responses, including electrodermal activity and heart rate, are useful predictors of emotion. The
Please join us to hear about this year’s Campus Climate Survey results and next steps. Members of the Climate & Engagement Committee will present the findings, answer questions and hear your feedback. Session Details: Sessions will run 45 minutes to an hour, including Q&A and discussion. Everyone is encouraged to attend and remind their teams and
Dr. Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson University, is performing biometric research and is looking for subjects willing to participate in the study titled ‘Development of Patterned and Clear Contact Lens Detection in Iris recognition’. Contact lenses participants will be asked to have iris images taken with and without contact lenses. This collection involves 2 visits. Each time
