Mechanical Engineering Seminars | Department of Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Seminars - Spring 2012

Spring 2012 seminars are held on Thursdays at 3:30 PM in ECCR 1B40.
The ME seminar series covers a broad range of topics of interest to the
mechanical engineering community. The public is invited to attend.

Date	Speaker & Topic	Location
01/19/12	Dr. Yulia Peet , NSF Research and Teaching Fellow, Department of Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics,Northwestern University Code Integration for Large-Scale Systems Simulations with Grid Overlapping Methods	ECCR 1B40
01/26/12	What Happened at Deepwater Horizon? Learning from the Gulf Oil Spill Donald Winter - 6:30 PM Alina Handorean - 7:30 PM Fernando Rosario-Ortiz - 7:45 PM Paul Hsieh - 8:00 PM Dessert reception in Engineering Lobby after speakers. NOTE Time and Location Change for this Weeks Seminar RSVP encouraged but not required: http://tinyurl.com/CUDeepwater	MATH 100 6:30-9:00 PM
02/02/12	Dr. Subhas Singhal - Batelle Fellow and Director, Fuel Cells, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - Current Status of High Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells	ECCR 1B40
02/09/12	Dr. Zhongping Tan - Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry & Biofrontiers Institute, University of Colorado, Boulder - Chemical Approaches for Producing Homogeneous Glycoforms	ECCR 1B40
02/16/12		ECCR 1B40
02/23/12	Dr. George Skidmore, Principal Scientist at DRS Infrared Technologies - Introduction to Microbolometers for Infrared Imaging	ECCR 1B40
03/01/12	Dr. Pietro Valdastri - Assistant Professor & Director of STORM Lab, Vanderbilt University -Capsule Robots for Endoscopy and Surgery - A paradigm for Bio-Mechatronic design towards the next generation of Surgical Robots	ECCR 1B40
03/08/12	No Seminar Today! GEARRS. You may attend the Keynote Speaker's Presentation and count it as seminar! Make sure you sign attendance sheet!	ECCR 1B40
03/15/12		ECCR 1B40
03/22/12		ECCR 1B40
04/05/12		ECCR 1B40
04/12/12		ECCR 1B40
04/19/12		ECCR 1B40
04/26/12	Dr. Stephen Wrenn, Associate Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Drexel University - Modeling the Shell Parameters of Microbubble Cavitation	ECCR 1B40
05/03/12		ECCR 1B40