Model Membranes, Living Organisms and Lateral Membrane Organization
Dr. John Katsaras Senior Scientist Biological Systems Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.
This seminar is free and everyone is welcome to attend.
12:00-12:30
Cellulose Nanocystals Incorporated Nancocomposites for Water Treatment Applications
Speaker: Nishil Mohammed
Supervisor: Professor Michael Tam
The Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN) presents a seminar by Professor Gang Zheng,from the Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto – Ontario, Canada
Abstract
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and disucss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers across disciplines.
12:00-12:30
Flexible GaN nanowire flexible blue light emitting diodes and trend for micron LED displays
Speaker: Mohsen Asad
Supervisor: Professor William Wong
An open forum where teams present their ideas for fast feedback from a panel of experts. You can have your idea/company vetted by investors, industry subject matter experts and faculty experts.
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.
11:30-12:00
Corrosion Study of Silver Nanowires
Speaker: Geoffrey Deignan
Supervisor: Professor Irene Goldthorpe
12:00-12:30
Surface Functionalization for Precise Control of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Deposition
Speaker: Monika Kulak
Supervisor: Professor Derek Schipper
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.
This seminar is free and everyone is welcome to attend.
Environmental scientists and engineers often require calibrating and testing their models against observed data. Despite major research efforts by the hydrological community, both topics present formidable challenges, both in operational and research settings.
Coffee and light refreshments provided.
Description
The first half of the talk reviews recent advances in uncertainty quantification in catchment-scale hydrology, from operationally-oriented advances in residual error modelling to the fascinating direction of uncertainty decomposition.
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.
This seminar is free and everyone is welcome to attend.
The WIN Nano Graduate Student Seminar Series provides an opportunity for nanotechnology graduate students of WIN members to present and discuss their research, to help foster knowledge exchange and dialogue between researchers and across disciplines.
Photocatalytic decomposition of estrogens and associated estrogenic activity using immobilized TiO2
Speaker: Maricor Arlos
Supervisor: Professor Mark Servos and Susan Andrews
This seminar is free and everyone is welcome to attend.