Nanotechnology Program Seminar Series

Fall 2006

PDF of the Fall 2006 schedule (11 x 17 format) available here.

Date	Title/Speaker	Sponsor/Host/Contact
9/6/06	Gold nanostructures: Engineering their plasmonic properties for biomedical applications (flyer) Younan Xia, University of Washington	Nanotechnology Graduate Program (NGP) Professor Henry Du, x5262
9/13/06	Applications and capabilities of S100 nanomanipulator in academic research (flyer) John Randall, CTO, Zyvex Corporation	ME Department Professor Frank Fisher, x8913
9/20/06	Nonlinear multiscale modeling of polymeric materials (flyer) Greg Odegard, Michigan Tech	ME Department Professor Frank Fisher, x8913
9/27/06	Iron Nanoparticles for Environmental Remediation: Environmental and Materials Chemistry (flyer) Wei-xian Zhang, Lehigh University	CEOE Professor Xiaoguang Meng, x8014
10/4/06 (EAS 330)	Surface enhanced Raman Spectroscopy for chemical and biological detection (flyer) Bachua Gu, Oak Ridge National Laboratory	CCB Professor Svetlana Sukhishvili, x5544
10/11/06	New opportunities for plasma science in nonequilibrium low temperature plasmas confined to microcavities: There's plenty of room at the bottom (flyer) Gary Eden, University of Illinois	PEP Department Professor Kurt Becker, x5671
10/18/06	Nanotechnology Research at DARPA (flyer) Devanand Shenoy, DARPA	CBME Department Professor Henry Du, x5262
10/25/06	Nanofiber Technology (flyer) Frank Ko, Drexel University	ME Department Professor Frank Fisher, x8913
11/1/06	Controlling light-matter interaction at the nanoscale: Novel nanophotonic devices (flyer) Stefan Strauf, Stevens Institute of Technology	CEOE Professor Kurt Becker, x5671
11/8/06	Multifunctional nanowires (flyer) Peter Searson, Johns Hopkins University	CCB Professor Svetlana Sukhishvili, x5544
11/15/06	Molecular nanomagnets (flyer) Myriam Sarachik, City College of New York, CUNY	PEP Department Professor Kurt Becker, x5671
11/22/06	no seminar - Happy Thanksgiving!	-----
11/29/06	CANCELLED - to be rescheduled Spring 2007 Nanotechnology and bioengineering for personalized medicine Shuming Nie, Georgia Tech	CBME Department Professor Hongjun Wang, x5556
12/6/06	Nanotechnology lessons from marine sponges (flyer) Joanna Aizenberg, Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ	Nanotechnology Graduate Program (NGP) Professor Henry Du, x5262

Seminars are on Wednesdays at 11am in Babbio Building Room 104 unless otherwise noted.
(*) - tentative title

For further information, contact Prof. Frank Fisher (ffisher@stevens.edu, 201-216-8913).