School of Engineering

Graduate Seminars

Seminars are held at 9:30 a.m. in Room 1175 Benedum Engineering Hall unless otherwise indicated. Refreshments will be served 30 minutes before the seminars

Fall 2003 Seminar Series

September 5^th Friday	Professor David Bucknall University of Oxford "Understanding the generic behaviour of model fluid-substrate interactions"
September 19^th Friday	Professor Michael Solomon University of Michigan "Direct visualization of the structure and dynamics of complex fluids by confocal microscopy"
October 3^rd Friday	Professor Richard Register Princeton University "Controlling Crystal Morphology in Block Copolymers"
October 10^th Friday	Professor Kristen Fichthorn The Pennsylvania State University "Molecular Simulation of Nanotechnology"
October 17^th Friday	Professor Gregor Kolios ICVT, Universität Stuttgart "Fuel cell systems: A playground for chemical engineers "
October 24^th Friday	Professor Jennifer Sinclair Curtis Purdue University "Observation and Simulation of Clusters in Flowing Particulate Systems "
November 7^th Friday	Professor Kalman Migler NIST "Why do fluoro - elastomers suppress the sharkskin flow instability"
December 5^th Friday	Professor Thomas Edgar Deptment of Chemical Engineering The University of Texas, Austin "A Batch Process Control Framework for Semiconductor Manufacturing"

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