Eric Furst, from the University of Delaware presents his talk titled "Dissipative Self-Assembly of Colloidal Dispersions."
James Crawford from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory will present his talk titled "Reactive Carbon Capture, Routes to Renewable Natural Gas."
Edward Phelps from the University of Florida will present his talk titled "Engineered Models for New Insights Into Human Type 1 Diabetes."
Alberto Striolo from the University of Oklahoma, will present his talk titled "New Surfactants with Excellent Performance in the Energy and Materials Sectors."
Rebecca Willits from Northeastern University, will present their talk titled “Microenvironmental Cues to Enhance Neural Repair”
Francois Baneyx, from the University of Washington, will present his talk titled "Hierarchical and Stimuli-Responsive Hybrid Materials from High Information Content Building Blocks."
Joel Plawsky from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will present on their talk Heat Pipes in Space: What Could Go Wrong?
Thomas Fuerst, from Idaho National Laboratory, will present his talk titled “Tritium in Fusion and Fission Reactors.”
Kayla Sprenger, University of Colorado, will present her talk titled “Moving the Needle: Employing Deep Learning to Push the Boundaries of Computational Vaccine Models.”
S. Eileen Seo from Arizona State University, will present her talk titled “Tackling Sustainability Challenges Using Nanotechnology and Polymer Chemistry.”
Dr. Annalise Maughan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Colorado School of Mines and holds a joint appointment with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Driving Cyanide Dynamics and Ion Transport through Site Disorder in Li6PS5CN Abstract: Halide argyrodite solid-state electrolytes of the general formula Li6PS5X exhibit complex static and dynamic disorder that […]
Descriptor Search for Metal Oxide Reactivity and Transport Dr. Randall J. Meyer obtained his PhD degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He has authored over 90 publications and 5 patents in which he has used a variety of techniques to study heterogeneous catalysis focusing mostly on a combination of density […]
Prof. Hai-Quan Mao is Director of the Institute of NanoBioTechnology (INBT) and Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. Whose research focuses on engineering nanomaterials for regenerative medicine and for the delivery of molecular and cellular therapeutics. Abstract: New nanotechnology platforms with tailored structural and functional characteristics can advance […]
Dr. Sarah Morgan is Bennett Distinguished Professor and Associate Director of the School of Polymer Science and Engineering at The University of Southern Mississippi. Title and Abstract are TBD
Dr. Stewart, from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, research utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to explore and exploit the physical properties of biological soft matter systems. Title and Abstract TBD
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Dr. Erickson serves as the Technical Authority and Technology Development Lead for Wood Group Intelligent Operations. Operation of Complex CO2 Transportation and Storage Networks. Abstract: Several companies have estimated that the […]
Dr. Hochbaum is an Associate Professor in the Departments of Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, and Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at the University of California, Irvine. Natural […]
Dr. Shuya Wei is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering at UNM. She obtained her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University in 2017 and […]
Visualizing microbial oxygen use surrounding roots using transparent soils and oxygen-sensitive nanosensors Erin Nuccio, Megan Kan, Edith Lai, Josh White, Sam Saccomano, Kevin Cash, Ted Laurence, Peter Weber, Ty Samo While topsoils are often considered an aerobic habitat, it is known that oxygen-sensitive microbial processes can occur under seemingly aerobic conditions. Previous work suggests that […]
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Research in our group investigates fundamental and applied issues in membrane protein biophysics, alternative energy sources, and nanotechnology. We seek to determine the effect of local environments on chemical reaction dynamics, from cellular membranes to photovoltaic devices to plasmonic nanomaterials. We develop and apply new spectroscopic and microscopic techniques to examine how molecules react, following […]
