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Zeolite Membranes and Catalysis Group Meeting

Summer 2008

Monday 12:00 ChE Conf room

Schedule:

May 19- slide review, Belma discuss results

May 26- Holiday

Jun 2- no meeting, REU program lunch

June 9- Adolfo- polarization paper; Begum vapor permeation

June 16- Kristi, Mogi - photocatalytic decomposition papers

June 23 - no meeting, travel

July 7 -Odessa- Microwave membrane paper; Yanfeng- Memb preparation

July 14- no meeting, travel

July 21- no meeting, travel

Aug 4- REU presentations- Joseph, Thomas

Aug 11- Belma- zeolite A paper

Aug 18- no meeting travel

Aug 25- no meeting, first day classes

Sept 8 first meeting of fall: 2-min update (2 slides)

Seminar Schedule

Fall 2009

University of Colorado
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
JAMES AND CATHERINE PATTEN SEMINAR SERIES

All seminars are held at 11:00 am in ECCR 105 unless noted

August 26 Welcome Seminar

September 11 Professor Jay Keasling (Patten Distinguished Lecturer), Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California-Berkeley (RTG) Synthetic Biology for Synthetic Chemistry (Wolf Law)

September 23 Professor Jennifer Anthony, Department of Chemical Engineering, Kansas State University

Ionothermal Synthesis of Porous Materials: The Role of the Ionic Liquid

October 7 Professor Joan Brennecke, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Notre Dame – on sabbatical at CU Ionic Liquids for Absorption Refrigeration

October 21 Professor Ted Randolph, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, University of Colorado TBA

November 4 Professor Mark A. Stadtherr, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineer-ing, University of Notre Dame – on sabbatical at CU Solution of Nonlinear Dynamic Systems with Parametric Uncertainty: Applications in Global Optimization

December 2 Professor Michael Wong, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Rice University (AES) TBA