2004-2005
2004-2005 Seminar Series
September 30
Paula Hammond
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Engineering Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Thin Films for Energy and Biomaterials Applications
(ACS PROGRESS Lectureship)
October 7
David Kofke
SUNY - State University of New York - Buffalo
Free Energy and All That
October 14
Eric Amis
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Joint Institute for Combinatorial Discovery and ChE Lecture Combinatorial Methods for Materials: What's New Since Edison?
November 18
Todd Przybycien
Carnegie Mellon University
Protein Narcissism
(Procter & Gamble Lecture)
December 2
Daniel Armstrong
Iowa State University
Synthesis and Use of Room Temperature Ionic Liquids
December 9
Matthew Neurock
University of Virginia
Atomically Engineered Active Sites and their Nanoscale Environments for Supported Metal Catalysts
January 20
Marit Nilsen-Hamilton
Iowa State University
Aptamers, Alternatives to Antibodies: Their Applications in Measuring Gene Expression and Imaging Cells In Vivo
March 24
Benny Freeman
University of Texas
Advanced Polymer-Based Materials for Gas and Liquid Separations
(Procter & Gamble Lecture)
March 31
James Liao
University of California - Los Angeles
Network Analysis and Engineering in the Cell
(F. Wendell Miller Lecturer)
April 7
Matthew Tirrell
University of California - Santa Barbara
Creating Functional Peptide Architectures at Interfaces
Larson-Ruth Symposium Keynote
Lee Liu Auditorium - Howe Hall
(3M Lecturer)
April 14
Allan Guymon
University of Iowa
Polymer Nanostructure Development in Liquid Crystals
April 21
Andreas Acrivos
City University of New York
The Rheology of Concentrated Suspensions: Latest Variations on a Theme by Albert Einstein
(L.K. Doraiswamy Lecture)
