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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seminar, January 28th at 11am in CAMP 176
Dr. Thorsten Wuest Industrial & Management Systems Engineering, West Virginia University and Mike Nager Solution Center, Festo Didactic Inc Will present a talk titled Applying Smart Manufacturing Technologies for Research and Training Abstract: During the presentation, the speakers will first address how they define the concepts of Advanced Manufacturing, Smart Manufacturing, and Industry 4.0. This … Continue reading Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seminar, January 28th at 11am in CAMP 176
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar, Wednesday, February 9th
Edward Verenich, Research Scientist, Air Force Research Laboratory PhD candidate, Computer Science at Clarkson University Will present a talk entitled: In support of the expert: ML in the pulmonary radiology domain Abstract: Operational Machine Learning, or use of ML in real world applications, presents various challenges in domain specific applications. State of the art ML … Continue reading Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar, Wednesday, February 9th
C3S2 Seminar Friday, February 4th
C3S2 The Clarkson Center for Complex Systems Science Professor Henry Abarbanel, University of California at San Diego Will present a talk entitled: Reduced, Biophysically Based, Models for Neurons to use as Computationally Efficient Elements of Large Functional Biological Networks Abstract: Using a combination of methods from applied mathematics and nonlinear dynamics, we present a constructive … Continue reading C3S2 Seminar Friday, February 4th
Got the Interview? Now What?!
Join us for a workshop led by Cyntonia Miller (CEO of Black on The Job) where she provides tips on how to best represent/pitch yourself to recruiters. We will also cover information about interview accommodations, job offer negotiations, and the legal rights of job candidates (ie: the federal Crown Act, NY State Salary History Ban, … Continue reading Got the Interview? Now What?!
Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar
Blaine Ayotte and Bruce Pilvelait, Creare LLC Will present a talk entitled: Open-source Python library for Geospatial Analysis and Hearing Assessment Technology Friday, February 4 at 4pm via ZOOM. Info is below. Abstract: Creare LLC is an engineering research and development firm located in Hanover, New Hampshire. Creare provides industrial and government clients with their … Continue reading Electrical & Computer Engineering Seminar
Mathematics Colloquium – Speaker: Dr. John Dallon
Mathematics Colloquium Speaker: Dr. John Dallon Brigham Young UniversityMathematics Department Will present a talk titled:Modeling Mesenchymal Cell Motion – Force, Speed and the Role of Focal Adhesion Lifetimes Abstract: In this talk I will discuss a stochastic model of cell motion. The model makes no assumption about cell shape and focuses on cell adhesions. Random … Continue reading Mathematics Colloquium – Speaker: Dr. John Dallon
Mathematics Colloquium – Speaker: Dr. John Dallon
Mathematics Colloquium Speaker: Dr. John Dallon Brigham Young UniversityMathematics Department Will present a talk titled:Modeling Mesenchymal Cell Motion – Force, Speed and the Role of Focal Adhesion Lifetimes Abstract: In this talk I will discuss a stochastic model of cell motion. The model makes no assumption about cell shape and focuses on cell adhesions. Random … Continue reading Mathematics Colloquium – Speaker: Dr. John Dallon
Biology Seminar Series – Speaker: Dr. Douglas J. Perkins
Biology Seminar SeriesSpeaker: Dr. Douglas J. Perkins University of New MexicoSchool of Medicine Will present a talk titled:Impact of SARS-CoV-2 Viral Load Dynamics on COVID-19 Disease Severity in Disproportionately Affected Ancestral Groups Dr. Perkins is a Professor of Medicine at the University of New Mexico. His research projects are primarily based in the … Continue reading Biology Seminar Series – Speaker: Dr. Douglas J. Perkins