Colloquium Calendar 2004-2005

Fall Quarter 2004

10/8/04
Dr. Di Gao
UC Berkeley/UCR
Silicon Carbide Technology for Micro- and Nano-electromechanical Systems Applications
 
10/15/04
Dr. William Stringfellow
Berkeley National Laboratory
Characterization of Algae Growth and Biomass Production as a Function of Non-Point Source Discharges in an Impaired River
 
10/22/04
Professor Jan Talbot
UC San Diego
Electrocodeposition of Composite Films
 
10/29/04
Professor Zhenan Bao
Department of Chemical Engineering, Stanford University
Designing Organic Semiconductors for Thin Film Electronics
 
11/5/04
Dr. Robin Nissan
Chemistry Division at China Lake Naval Base
Overview of NAWC China Lake Research and Chemistry
 
11/12/04
Graduate Student Symposium
Fluorescence Microscopy Visualization of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Using Semiconductor Nanocrystals

Hybrid Virus Networks with Quantum Dots and Carbon Nanotubes
 
11/19/04
Professor John Prausnitz
UC Berkeley
Ionic Liquids for Chemical Process and Environmental Technology:
A New Frontier for Molecular Thermodynamics
 
12/3/04
Professor Lynn Hildemann
Stanford University
Exposure to Airborne Particulate Matter Indoors: How Important Are Human Activities?
 

Winter Quarter 2005

1/14/05
Professor Mark E. Davis
Caltech
Engineering of Synthetic Gene Delivery Systems
 
1/21/05
Professor Robert A. Harley
UC Berkeley
Changes in Motor Vehicle Emissions on Diurnal to Decadal Time Scales: Effects on Atmospheric Chemistry
 
1/28/05
Professor Jared Leadbetter
Caltech
Quieting the raucous crowd: biodegradation of signals affecting bacterial social function
 
2/11/04
Dr. Sang-Mi Lee
University of California, Riverside
Multi-scale Flow and Transport Processes in Urban Environments
 
2/18/05
Professor William E. Bentley
University of Maryland
Interfering with Bacterial Crosstalk in Bioprocesses
 
2/25/05
Professor Huimin Zhao
University of Illinois
Biomolecular Engineering of Genetic Switches, Therapeutic Proteins, and Biological Catalysts
 
3/4/05
Professor Sungho Jin
UC San Diego
Control of Nanomaterials Structure and Configurations for Advanced Technical Applications
 
3/11/05
Professor Eric W. Kaler
University of Delaware
Colloid Scale Engineering
 
March 13-17, 2005
ACS Meeting, San Diego
 

Spring Quarter 2005

4/1/05
Professor N.J. Tao
Arizona State University
Molecular Junction Based Sensors
 
4/22/05
Professor Walter J. Weber
University of Michigan
An Integrated Infrastructure Concept for Water and Energy Sustainability
 
5/6/05
Professor Jonathan S. Dordick
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Biologically-Enabled and Inspired Design of Hierarchically-Organized Functional and Responsive Materials
 
5/13/05
Professor Armistead G. Russell
Georgia Institute of Technology
Who's Doing What To Whom: Methods for Source Apportionment of Air Pollutants
 
5/27/05
Professor Chia-Chi Ho
University of Cincinnati
Microsystems for Studying Biology
 
6/03/05
Professor Pablo G. Debenedetti
Princeton University
Towards the Engineering of Protein Stability