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Seminars - Spring 2013

All seminars are at 11:15AM., to 12:05 PM., in 331 Randolph Hall, unless otherwise indicated.

Note to ChE graduate students: Seminars are mandatory attendance.

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Monday, March 4

Kevin Meyer
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic: Predicting Long Glass Fiber Orientation in 3D Molding Geometries.

Monday, March 18

Pavel Jungwirth
Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
Prague, Czech Republic.
Topic: Can Inorganic Ions Swim on Water?

Monday, March 18

Jeffrey Giacomin
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Topic: Advances in Large-Amplitude Oscillatory Shear.
Note: Location and Time --- 209 Hancock Hall, 3:00 pm.

Wednesday, March 20

Carlos Rinaldi
Department of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering,
University of Florida.
Topic: Nanoscale Thermal Effects Due to Magnetic Nanoparticles: Fact or Fiction?
Note: Location --- 310 ICTAS Building. (ChE/MII Joint Seminar)

Monday, March 25

Abraham Lee
William J. Link Professor and Chair,
Department of Biomedical Engineering,
University of California at Irvine.
Topic: Microfluidic Biological Processors: On-chip Processing of Cells, Vesicles and Tissue

Thursday, March 28

Paul Kenis
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Topic:
Note: Location --- The Inn at Virginia Tech. (ChEGSA Symposium/Doumas Lecture)

Friday, March 29

Satya Samavedi
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic: Complementary Strategies to Promote the Regeneration of Ligament-Bone Transitions Using Graded Co-Electrospun Scaffolds.

Monday, April 15

Du Hyun Shin
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic:

Friday, April 19

Chris Ober
Francis Bard Professor of Materials Engineering,
Materials Science & Engineering Department,
Cornell University.
Topic: The Challenge of Lithography: Making Patterns on the Size Scale of Molecules.
Note: (ChE/MII Joint Seminar)

Monday, April 22

Dmitri Iarikov
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic: Effect of Grafted Polypeptides on Friction.

Friday, April 26

Chris Christie
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic: Modeling & Simulation of Plasma Calcium and Phosphate Homeostasis and Identifying Optimal Points of Therapeutic Interventions for Related Pathologies.

Monday, April 29

Naresh Pavurala
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic:

Friday, May 3

Feras Rabie
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic:

Monday, May 6

Heather Grandelli
Chemical Engineering Department,
Virginia Tech.
Topic: Formation of Cyclodextrin-drug Inclusion Compounds and Polymeric Drug Delivery Systems Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide.