Dr. Yan Xia Department of Chemistry Stanford University will speak on “Development of Polymers with Dramatic and Multifaceted Response to Mechanical Force” Abstract: Sensing, transducing, and responding to mechanical force are vital in biomacromolecular systems and for many technologies. In the pursuit of synthetic polymers that can respond to force and dramatically change a whole […]
Philip Hart, GE Research Will present a talk entitled: “Resilient, Next-Generation Power Grids: Grid-Forming Inverters, Big Data, and Machine Learning” Abstract: An overview of ongoing power systems-related developments at GE Research will be presented. In particular, two topics will be covered that are both highly relevant to the resiliency of future power grids: (i) power system
Daniel Adamo Astrodynamics Consultant Will present a talk titled: Exploring The Solar System Through Low-Latency Telepresence (LLT) Abstract: Why would it make sense to send humans more than 99% of the way to an off-Earth exploration destination like Mars without putting “boots on the ground”? How can average speeds achieved by robotic Mars rovers, typically
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Can Bayram, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA Will present a talk titled: “Vertical Thinking in Light Emitting Diodes” Abstract: Light emitting diodes (LEDs) promise energy-efficient, durable, environmental, and compact lighting for a variety of applications including general illumination and optogenetics. GaN materials (i.e. III-nitrides) are the backbone of
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Professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics at the University of Minnesota Will present a talk titled: Large Eddy Simulation Applied to Marine Problems Abstract:Our group at the University of Minnesota focuses on fundamental advances in numerical algorithms, and understanding of flow physics that allow the prediction of engineering turbulent flows. This presentation
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Daniel Massana Roquero Department of Chemistry & Biomolecular Science Clarkson University will speak on “Interpenetrating Responsive Polymer Networks in Alginate Hydrogels for “Smart” Drug Delivery” Abstract: The development of more effective therapeutics has been enhanced by the use of drug delivery systems. These materials i) allow targeted delivery of drugs; ii) prevent drug degradation and
