Fri.,
April 1
4:00
pm
Dunham
Fifth Floor Conference Room
|
- Center
for Systems Science Seminar:
"Silicon
on Sapphire Technology: Systems and Devices"
- Prof. Eugenio Culurciello
Electrical Engineering
Yale
|
Host:
Prof. Kumpati Narendra |
Sat., April
2
10:30 am
Becton
Davies Auditorium
15 Prospect Street
|
- "Science
Saturday" series:
(for 7th graders and up and open to the general
public.
Other talks in the series April 9, April 16, and April 23):
"Mapping
the Universe: A Quest for Dark Matter"
- Prof.
Priya Natarajan
Astronomy
|
Host: Prof.
Ainissa Ramirez |
Mon., April
4
10:00 am
Mason 107
|
- Special
Mechanical Engineering Seminar:
"Stochastic Modeling in Robotics and Biomolecular
Mechanics"
- Prof. Yu
(Joe) Zhou
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
|
Host: Prof.
Marshall Long |
Tues., April
5
11:00 am
Becton
4th Floor Alcove
|
- Solid
State and Optics Seminar:
"Exploiting Quantum Capacitance for Quantum Measurements"
- Dr.
Christopher M. Wilson
Chalmers University
Gothenberg, Sweden
Refreshments at 3:30 pm
|
Host: Prof. Daniel
Prober |
Wed., April 6
1:00 pm
Mason 107
|
- Solid
Sate and Optics Seminar:
"Flux Quibits and Readout Device with Two Independent Flux
Lines"
- Prof.
Britton Plourde
Department of Physics
Syracuse University
|
Host: Prof.
Michel Devoret |
Wed.,
April
6
2:30 pm
Mason 107
|
- Department
of Mechanical Engineering Seminar:
"Processing and Mechanical Behavior of Nanocomposite Thin
Films"
- Prof.
Robert C. Cammarata
Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Department of
Mechanical Engineering
Johns Hopkins University
Refreshments 2:15 pm
|
Host:
Prof. David Wu |
Sat.,
April 9
10:00 am-4:00 pm Mason Laboratory
|
-
Yale
Department of Chemical Engineering and Connecticut Separation Science
Council
Symposium
in Honor of the Late Professor Csaba Horváth
-Podium
presentations*
-Poster
session*
-Keynote
talk* at 3:15 pm by Dr. Lloyd Snyder
who will be presented with the
2005 CSSC (Connecticut Separation
Science Council) Csaba Horváth
Medal for his in-depth perceptions and studies in liquid
chromatography.
*Complete program at http://www.cssconline.org/Meetings/Csaba_Horvath_2005.asp
Yale
Engineering faculty pay no registration fee but should RSVP by Thurs., April 7 to <barbara.skolones@yale.edu>
|
Sponsors:
Department of Chemical Engineering and Connecticut Separation Science
Council |
Thurs.,
April 7
1:00 pm
Sloane
Physics Lab 52
|
- Condensed
Matter Physics Seminar:
"Tunneling
between Two Laterally Coupled Quantum Hall Systems"
- Prof.
Woowon Kang
University of Chicago
|
Host:
Prof. Steven Girvin |
Fri.,
April 8
noon
Mason 107
|
- Biomaterials
Seminar Series:
"Biomaterials for the central nervous system"
- Prof.
Erin Lavik
Biomedical Engineering
A
light lunch will be provided
|
Host:
Prof. Paul Van Tassel |
Sat., April 9
10:30 am
Becton
Davies Auditorium
15 Prospect Street
|
- "Science
Saturday" series:
(for 7th graders and up and open to the general
public.
Other talks in the series April 16 and April 23):
"Weird
New Life on Earth"
- Prof.
Michael Donoghue
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
|
Prof. Ainissa
Ramirez |
Wed., April
13
1:00 pm
Mason 107
|
-
Solid State
and Optics Seminar:
"Probing Electronic Properties at the Single
Molecule Level on Silicon Surfaces"
- Prof. Mark
C. Hersam
Northwestern University
|
Host: Prof. Mark
Reed |
Wed.,
April
13
2:30 pm
Mason 107
|
- Department
of Mechanical Engineering Seminar:
"Mechanical
Contact at Small Length Scales"
- Prof.
William Unertl
University of Maine
Refreshments at 2:15 pm
|
Host:
Prof. Udo Schwarz |
Thurs.,
April
14
4:00 pm
Mason 211
|
- Department
of Chemical Engineering Seminar:
"Engineering and Biotechnology Strategies for Nerve Repair"
- Prof.
Christine Schmidt
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Texas, Austin
|
Host:
Prof. Lisa Pfefferle |
Fri.,
April 15
noon
Mason 107
|
- Biomaterials
Seminar Series:
"Ferrofluids as Materials for Highly Sensitive Biomolecular
Recognition"
- Prof.
Hür Köser
Electrical Engineering
A
light lunch will be provided
|
Host:
Prof. Paul Van Tassel |
Fri.,
April 15
4:00
pm
Dunham
Fifth Floor Conference Room
|
- Center
for Systems Science:
"Connections Between Statistical Mechanics and
Combinatorial Optimization Problems"
- Prof.
Sekhar Tatikonda
Electrical Engineering
Yale
|
Host:
Prof. Kumpati Narendra |
Sat.,
April 16
10:30 am
Becton
Davies Auditorium
15 Prospect Street
|
- "Science
Saturday" series:
(for 7th graders and up and open to the general
public.
Last talk in the series is April 23):
"Tissue
Engineering: Growing New Organs in a Dish"
- Prof. Erin
Lavik
Biomedical Engineering
|
Host: Prof.
Ainissa Ramirez |
Mon.,
April 18
4:00 pm
Mason 107
|
- Monday
Evening Seminar:
"Two-dimensional Soot Pyrometry with a Low-cost Digital
Camera"
- Blair
Connelly
Applied Physics
- Yale
Refreshments
at 3:30 pm
|
Adviser:
Prof. Marshall Long |
Wed., April
20
1:00 pm
Mason 107
|
- Solid
State and Optics Seminar:
"Micromachined Solid Immersion Lenses and Optical Antennas for
Scanning Near-field Optical Microscopy"
- Prof.
K. Crozier
Harvard
|
Host: Prof.
Steven Girvin |
Wed.,
April
20
2:30 pm
Mason 107
|
- Department
of Mechanical Engineering Seminar:
- "TBA"
- Prof.
Alain Karma
Northeastern University
Refreshments
|
Host:
Prof. David Wu |
Wed.,
April
20
4:00 pm
Mason 211
|
- Department
of Chemical Engineering Seminar and
- 2005
Spring Barnett F. Dodge Lecture
"Fluidic
Self Assembly and the Network of Things"
- Prof.
Sangtae Kim
Department of Chemical Engineering
Purdue University
|
Host:
Prof. Paul Van Tassel |
Fri., April 22
11:30 am
Watson 500
|
-
"Research Issues in Sensor and Actuator Networks:
Data Fusion, Fault Diagnosis and Control"
-
Prof. Heikki Koivo
Head of the Control Engineering Laboratory
Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
|
Host: Prof. Andreas Savvides |
Sat., April
23
10:30 am
Becton
Davies Auditorium
15 Prospect Street
|
- "Science
Saturday" series:
(for 7th graders and up and
open to the general public.
Last talk in the series):
"Environment
and Health: What's Worth Worrying About"
- Prof. John
Wargo
Forestry & Environmental Studies
|
Host: Prof.
Ainissa Ramirez
|
|
Mon.,
April 25
4:00 pm
Mason 107
|
- Monday
Evening Seminar:
"TBA"
-
Jason
Hoffman
Applied Physics
-
Yale
Refreshments
at 3:30 pm
|
Adviser:
Prof. Charles
Ahn
|
Wed., April
27
1:00
pm
Mason
107
|
- Solid
State and Optics Seminar:
"Random Matrix Theory and Error Correction for Realistic Quantum
Computation"
- Dr. Dima
Shepelyansky
Laboratoire de Physique Théorique
Université Paul Sabatier, France
|
Host: Prof. Douglas
Stone |
|
Thurs.,
April 28
1:00 pm
Sloane
Physics Lab 52
|
- Condensed
Matter Physics Seminar:
"Fermi Gas with Feshbach Resonant Interactions"
-
Prof.
Victor Gurarie
University of Colorado
|
Host.
Prof. Nicholas Read |
Fri.,
April
29
2:30 pm
Mason 211
|
- Department
of Mechanical Engineering
The Aris and Bessie B. Phillips Lectureship
in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics:
"A Description of Strain-Driven Formation of
Semiconductor Nanostructures"
- Prof.
L. B. Freund
Brown University
Reception to follow in the Mason Lobby
|
Host:
Prof. Ainissa Ramirez |
Fri.,
April
29
4:00 pm
Dunham
Fifth Floor Conference Room
|
- Center
for Systems Science:
"Design Considerations for Dynamic Location Discovery in
Ubiquitous Environments"
-
Prof.
Andreas Savvides
Electrical Engineering
Yale
|
Host:
Prof. Kumpati Narendra |
