Dr. Jianshun “Jensen” ZhangDepartment of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Syracuse University Will present a talk titled: Managing IAQ at Multiple Scales – from Urban to Personal Microenvironments Abstract: Indoor air quality (IAQ) is vital to human health, wellbeing and performance as people typically spend over 80% of their time indoors. The indoor pollutants people expose to […]
SM Safayet Hossain Will present a talk entitled: Face-Aware Capture and Real-time Face Image Quality Assessment for Resource Constraint Mobile-Processors. CAMP 194 Friday April 15, 2022 4pm Abstract: The performance of face analysis and recognition systems largely depends on the quality of the acquired face data. Low-quality face images are often provided for passport application or
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Biology Seminar SeriesSpeaker: Dr. Stacy C. Farina Assistant ProfessorBiology DepartmentHoward Universitywill present a talk titled:The Biodiversity of Fish Breathing Abstract: Breathing water is difficult, due to the low amount of oxygen and high viscosity of the fluid. Fishes have developed an elegant system for pumping water over the gills efficiently. However, little is
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Clarkson University is pleased to offer an opportunity to alumni and the greater Clarkson community to virtually meet with fellow alumnus Congressman Paul D. Tonko ‘71 as we discuss his diligent efforts to impact positive change and improvements to our public infrastructure. This event is being offered as part of Clarkson’s spring semester “Special
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Dr. David P. Field School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Washington State University Will present a talk titled: Development and Analysis of Heterogeneous Microstructures in Polycrystalline Metals Abstract: Severe plastic deformation techniques have been used to develop structures with fine grain sizes in an attempt to improve the resultant mechanical properties. This has subsequently led to
Learn about having meaningful and insightful conversations with Indigenous communities. As well as learning about the history and culture of the local Akwesasne Mohawk community. Please email darlincr@clarkson.edu for the Zoom link.
