FALL 2023 GRADUATE SEMINAR SERIES
All Grad Seminars for Fall 2023 will be held in CKB Room 303
Distinguished Lecture will be held in Eberhardt 112
Seminar Coordinator:
Dr. Kerri Lee Chintersingh
973 642-4468
September 11
CKB Room 303
Huiyuan Zhu
Assistant Professor University of Virginia
"Well-defined, atomically precise catalysts for Sustainable Chemistry"
September 18
CKB Room 303
Andre Taylor
Associate Professor New York University
"Nanoscale Architectural design for advancing Organic Solar cells and Multifunctional Materials:from Colorful Solar Cells to Photo-Accelerated Batteries"
September 25
CKB Room 303
Joshua Taylor
Associate Professor, New Jersey Institute of Technology
"Convex Optimization of Biochemical Processes"
October 2
CKB Room 303
Gregory Young
Associate Professor Virginia Tech University.
"Active Control of Solid Propellants by Electrical Stimulants"
October 16
CKB Room 303
Yichuan Wang
Assistant Professor, University of Notre Dame
"Engineering Biomimetic Materials to Empower Therapeutic Exosomes in Future Medicine"
October 25
CKB-Room L-70
Marino Xanthos Lecture
Samuel I. Stupp
Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Medicine and Biomedical Engineering, Northwestern University
Director, Simpson Querrey Institute for BioNanotechnology and the Center for bio-Inspired Energy Science.
"Frontiers is Supramolecular Design of Materials"
October 30
CKB Room 303
Harry E.A. Van den Akkar
University of Limerick, Ireland SSPC- the Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Research Centre for Pharmaceuticals.
"CFD Options for Dispersed Flow in Pharmaceutical Processes"
November 13
CKB Room 303
Liang -Shih Fan
Distinguished Professor C. John Easton Professor Ohio State University
"Metal Derivative Chemical Looping Systems: A Gateway to Novel Energy and Fuel Conversion Technology"
December 4
CKB Room 303
Siu-- Wai Chan, Ph.D. Professor of Materials Dept. of Applied Physics & Appl. Mathematics, Dept. of Earth & Environmental Engineering Columbia University , NY
"Surface Stress at the Nanoscale"
December 11
Eberhardt Room 112
Distinguished Lecture: Shu Yang , Joseph Bordogna Professor of Engineering & Applied Science, Chair Department of Material Science and Engineering, University of Pennsylvania
"Programming Intelligence in Anisotropic Soft Materials"