Please join us for the first David A Walsh Seminar for the arts and sciences on Monday Sept 30th at noon in Snell 213. Patrice Brodeur, Professor of Religious Studies at the Institut d`études religieuses at the Université de Montréal, Quebec, Canada will talk on “Dialogue Emergencies at a Time of Global Polycrisis” He was the […]
Students, faculty & staff are invited to a conversation about “Career & Accessibility ~ Strategies for Success”. When: Wednesday, October 9, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PMWhere: SUNY Potsdam, Raymond Hall, 8th Fl. LoungeRegister: Please register by 10/2/2024Facilitators: Dr. Karen Caldwell, caldweke@potsdam.edu; Laura Perry, lperry@clarkson.edu Details: See Event Poster for Details. Light lunch provided. Registration Required. Bus
Please join us for the first David A Walsh Seminar for the arts and sciences on Monday Sept 30th at noon in Snell 213. Patrice Brodeur, Professor of Religious Studies at the Institut d`études religieuses at the Université de Montréal, Quebec, Canada will talk on “Dialogue Emergencies at a Time of Global Polycrisis” He was the
Aurabinda SwainPostdoctoral Researcher – Clarkson University Will present a talk titled: Numerical Model for Simulating Melt pool Dynamics, Phase Change and Microstructure Evolution for laser powder bed fusion process. Abstract: Laser-based additive manufacturing is rapidly evolving, but achieving optimal mechanical properties and defect-free products remains a significant challenge due to the high-energy density of lasers and
Graduate Student Chathura Wijethunga in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department here at Clarkson University will present about Novel Aqueous Phase Synthesis of Ni-Cu Bimetallic Nano-Catalysts at Room Temperature: Metallic nanoparticles offer an excellent foundation for developing tailored catalytic materials because of their structure-function tunability. Controlling the morphology, size and composition is a powerful strategy to optimize
Students, faculty & staff are invited to a conversation about “Career & Accessibility ~ Strategies for Success”. When: Wednesday, October 9, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PMWhere: SUNY Potsdam, Raymond Hall, 8th Fl. LoungeRegister: Please register by 10/2/2024Facilitators: Dr. Karen Caldwell, caldweke@potsdam.edu; Laura Perry, lperry@clarkson.edu Details: See Event Poster for Details. Light lunch provided. Registration Required. Bus
Graduate Student Colby Hladun in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department here at Clarkson University will present about Non-canoncical dsDNA structure, Guanosine Quadruplex modulates cGAS- STING activation: The sensing of foreign and self-cytosolic DNA is a crucial role of innate immunity regulated by cytosolic DNA sensing pathways such as the cGAS-STING pathway. cGAS intitiates innate immune signalling
Luis Zepeda-Ruiz Materials Science Division, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) Will present a talk titled: Computational Materials Engineering – Applications at a National Laboratory Abstract: The development of computational models for the simulation and prediction of the structure, properties, and behavior of heterogeneous materials is advancing our understanding of materials engineering at an increasing rate. In
“Interfacial Modifiers to Balance Ionomer/Water/CatalystInteractions in Electrochemical Energy Devices” Joshua Snyder AbstractThe growth and viability of deep decarbonization through the hydrogen economy is dependent upon scientificadvances that will address the existing political, regulatory, and technological barriers that currently hinderelectrochemical energy technologies. The strong correlation between device-level performance and catalyticelectrode activity/durability highlights the criticality of identifying
Graduate Student, Lawrence Tucker in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Clarkson University will present on Leveraging Chlorination – Based Mechanism for Resolving Subcellular Hypochlorous Acid. Abstract: Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is crucial for pathogen defense, but an imbalance in HOCl levels can lead to tissue damage and inflammation. Existing HOCl indicators employ an oxidation approach, which
