The MNS 10 Seminar is a Department of Chemistry and Department of Physics course run jointly by the Departments and the MNS Society.
The Seminar offers students a chance to directly engage with their student government and program advisors, and offers interesting presentation topics ranging from superconductors and nanofabrication of flexible electronics to graduate studies at Waterloo-Guelph. MNS 10 is a public, open lecture seminar series offered in MC 4045 at 1:30pm every other Wednesday.
Past seminars
| Title | Term | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| MNS mission success: What to expect in your next 4 years! | F17 | MNS Society (Fiorella Villanueva Heldmaier, MNS 10 Coordinator) |
| Heterogeneous integration: Considerations for flexible electronics from thin-film to nano-devices | W17 | Dr. William Wong (Waterloo Engineering/Institute of Nanotechnology) |
| Graduate School admissions presentations for Waterloo-Guelph: Physics & Astronomy and Chemistry | W17 | Director Melanie Campbell (Physics & Astronomy) and Director Thorsten Dieckmann (Chemistry) |
| Co-operative experiences, opportunities, and research presentations: From Beijing to Harvard | W17 | Austin Richard, Tom Chung, Elizabeth O'Sullivan, Jake, Seneca Velling |
| Superconductivity and low temperature physics | W17 | Professor Rob Hill (Physics & Astronomy) |
| Course planning and conflict resolution | W17 | Austin Richard, Elizabeth O'Sullivan, Seneca Velling |
| Scholarships and awards presentation | F16 | Michelle Gilbert (Undergraduate Awards Office) |