Seminars & Colloquiums

MS Thesis Defense: Method Development and Trend Analysis of PFAS in Great Lakes Top Predator Fish – April 23 @ 11 AM

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Clarkson UniversityInstitute for a Sustainable Environment Ogechukwu OfodumEnvironmental Science and Engineering MS Candidate Wednesday, April 23, 202511:00 AM ABSTRACT The Great Lakes are a group of five interconnected freshwater bodies in North America. These lakes are ecologically diverse, supporting numerous plant and animal species, and they play a vital role in transportation, industry, and tourism. […]

“Slurry Chemistry and Nanoparticle Residue Removal in Post Chemical Mechanical Planarization Cleaning” Seminar – Mon. April 28

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Clarkson UniversityDepartment of Chemical and Biomolecular EngineeringMaterials Science & Engineering PhD Proposal Defense Charmy Jani Monday, April 28, 20252:00 PMCAMP 372 ABSTRACT As device architectures advance, Through Glass Via (TGV) and the classical Shallow Trench Isolation (STI) rocesses demand CMP slurries that combine high copper removal rates with minimal surface damage. While glycine has traditionally

Chemistry Grad Student Abd Ur Rehman PhD Defense

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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

“Filtration of Protein and Biocolloidal Suspensions in Fibrous Depth Filters” Seminar – Wed. April 23

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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

AI-Vision Controlled Orthotic Hand Exoskeleton Master’s Dissertation

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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

Data Assimilation Seminar – Friday, April 25

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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

Departments of Physics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Joint Seminar with Dr. Shane Larson, Friday Apr 18, 2025 at 3:30 in CAMP 176

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The Departments of Physics and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering would like to announce a joint seminar titled “GRAVITY HAS A STORY TO TELL: LISA and the search for low frequency gravitational waves” presented by Dr. Shane Larson. Dr. Larson is a member of the board of the international Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) Consortium and is

Electrical and Computer Engineering Seminar

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NAVIGATING THE PROCESS OF COMPONENT SELECTION IN ELECTRONICS DESIGN André Alcalde CELUS, Germany Abstract: In modern electronics design, selecting the right components has become almost an art. Engineers must evaluate increasingly complex semiconductors and navigate a landscape filled with technical trade-offs to identify the optimal solution for their designs. This task is made even more challenging

Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D. Dissertation Defense

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On Guided and Reversible Solvers for Neural Differential Equations Zander W. Blasingame, Ph.D. Candidate Abstract: Neural differential equations have quickly become a powerful framework for modelling state-of-the-art generative models, in particular flow/diffusion models. These models work by modeling an ordinary differential equation (ODE) or stochastic differential equation (SDE) which transports samples from a source distribution (e.g., the unit Gaussian)

Chemistry Seminar Announcement for Friday April 18, 2025

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Prof. Devleena Samanta from The University of Texas at Austin will present DNA-Based Nanomaterials for Sensing, Regulating, and Improving Enzyme Function.  Abstract: Enzymes are essential for life, driving biological processes and serving as powerful tools in medicine and industry. Their activity is crucial for diagnostics, therapeutics, and biocatalysis, yet traditional methods to detect, regulate, and enhance

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