- Faculty
of Engineering Bulletin for Monday, February 19, 2001
-
- Speakers:
- Mon.,
Feb. 19,
4:00 pm, Mason 107.
- Monday
Evening Seminar:
- "Quantum
Interference in SBMOSFETs," Laurie Calvet, graduate
- student
in Applied Physics. Refreshments will be served.
-
- Tues.,
Feb. 20,
4:00 pm, Mason 107.
- Graduate
Studies Seminar Series:
- "From
Few to Many: Generative Models for Face Recognition
- under
Variable Illumination and Pose," Athos Georghiades,
- Electrical
Engineering. Refreshments served at 3:45 pm.
-
- Wed.,
Feb. 21,
1:00 pm, Mason 107.
- Condensed
Matter and Optics Seminar:
- "Time
Resolved, Frequency-dependent Complex Photoconductivity
- in
GaAs and Dye-sensitized Ti02 as Measured with Time-resolved
- THz
Spectroscopy (TRTS)," Prof. Charles Schmuttenmaer,
- Chemistry
Department. Host: Prof. Werner Wolf.
-
- Wed.,
Feb. 21
,
4:00 pm, Mason 211.
- Department
of Chemical Engineering Seminar:
- "Multiscale
Nutrient Cycles in Industrial Ecology," Prof. Thomas
- Graedel,
Forestry and Environmental Studies and ChE.
-
- Rescheduled
for April
:
- The
talk by Prof. Nancy Love, scheduled for Wed., Feb. 14, had
- to
be rescheduled at the last minute; it will be given April 11
- (there
will be an announcement in our Bulletin).
-
- Doctoral
examination:
- Lingji
Chen
will defend his thesis, "Nonlinear Adaptive Control
- of
Discrete-time Systems Using Neural Networks and Multiple
Models,"
- Tues., Feb.
20, 1:30 pm, in the Dunham 5th Floor
Conference Room.
- A
copy of the dissertation is available for review in Dunham 239.
- The
faculty adviser is Prof. Kumpati Narendra, EE.
-
- For
EE, EE/CS, and CS seniors & grad students:
- Tues., Feb.
20,1:30-5:00 pm, Dunham 231, Chinlee Wang SY '92
- will
be recruiting for EE and software engineering positions
- at Peripheral
Imaging Corporation, a pre-IPO company
- located
in San Jose, CA, that designs and manufactures
- CMOS
and BiCMOS imaging sensors which are used in
- numerous
applications (document scanning to spectroscopy).
- Schedule
your interview with Mr. Wang at
- <chinlee@p-imaging.com>
or cell phone 408/757-3941.
-
- Scholarships
for Connecticut residents:
- The Connecticut
Chapter of the Air & Waste Management
- Association,
seeking to improve knowledge and skills in the
- fields
of air and waste management, is offering scholarships
- of
up to $1,000 for study in those areas. Applicants must be
- undergraduates
and Connecticut residents who are interested
- in
careers in the environmental field, especially in work
- related
to air pollution control or waste management.
- Deadline:
April 15. See www.awma.org/section/newengland/
-
- Starting
salary $100,000 and up:
- A
company located in Northeastern U.S. seeks a Director/Manager
- of
Consumer Products. Applicants should have B.S. or a higher
- degree
in ME or EE, management experience, and must be
- U.S.
citizens or have Permanent Resident status. For specifics,
- contact
Arthur Krasnow at 215/885-4223 or at <alomic@dca.net>
-
- Engineering
Library training on "Auto
Alert":
- Instead
of tracking down yourself the latest research in your
- fields
of interest, learn a search strategy that will e-mail you
- summaries
of newly published papers in the fields of your
- choice
every week. Mon., Feb. 19, noon, Engineering Library.
-
- U.S.
Mail wants P.O. Box, not street address:
- The
Post Office neither sorts nor delivers mail at Yale if it
- shows
a street address. The Post Office just dumps piles
- of
street-address mail at Campus Mail, where it must
- be
sorted by hand (sometimes requiring overtime) and
- then
delivered by Campus Mail, all of which wastes
- University
resources and also delays your mail. So, review
- the
mailing address on your Yale office stationery, business
- cards,
webpages, and publications. The return address
- should
provide only your name, department, Yale University,
- P.O.
Box (6 digit) number, New Haven, CT 06520+last four
- digits
of your P.O. Box number (if you don't know the four
- digits,
find out from 4-9310.). When online orders do not
- take
a P.O. Box number, drop the "P.O." and write only
- Box
(six digit) number.
-
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