Upcoming program approved nano-related seminars
Automating Computational Materials Design with Explainable AI
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Fitzpatrick Center Schiciano Auditorium Side A, room 1464
Asst. Prof. Thomas A.R. Purcell, University of Arizona
Pathways in Low-Cost Sensor Manufacturing: Emerging Trends with Paper, Laser and 3D-Printing Technologies
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https://tu-dresden.zoom-x.de/j/64270190405?pwd=C9HAqt7FVc5dlAmFXdcLp8JRQHqmFl.1
Prof. Thiago Paixão, University of São Paulo
The Rising Danger of AI-Generated Images in Nanomaterials Science and What We Can Do About It
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https://tu-dresden.zoom.us/j/87264138030?pwd=WG41dkN6L0NOaXFaaVRORzM3QmdFQT09#success
Dr. Quinn A. Besford,
Group Leader: Functional Polymer Architectures / Research
Cluster Leader: Bio-Applied Polymers
Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden (IPF)
Past Seminars
2020
Heterogenized Molecular Catalyst Materials for Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide Conversion
Professor Hailiang Wang (Yale University, Department of Chemistry)
Molecular Engineering of Materials for Chemical Sensing and Microelectronics
Professor Katherine A. Mirica (Dartmouth College, Department of Chemistry)
MEMS/MatSci Seminar: Programming Materials Assembly Across Scales
Andrea Tao, UC San Diego
Methods for blood preparation and analysis at the point-of-care using paper-based devices
Professor Charles Mace (Tufts University, Department of Chemistry)
Amping Up Organic Synthesis with Electricity: An Electrocatalytic Approach to Reaction Discovery
Professor Song Lin (Cornell University, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology)
2019
Stretchable and fully degradable semiconductors for transient electronics
Helen Tran, Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University
Synthesis and Applications of Copper Nanowires and Nanoplates
Mutya Cruz, Ph.D. candidate
FIP Seminar Co-hosted with Department of Chemistry: Modern Alchemy-Making Copper Look Like Iridium and Platinum
Dr. Mark Thompson, Professor, Ray R. Irani Chair of Chemistry, Departments of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Southern California
Towards Breaking the Barrier to 100% Energy Conversion
Professor Dirk Guldi (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen, Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy)