UW Materials Science Seminar Series
As part of UPRM/UW PREM, and with the generous UW MRSEC UW Materials Science Seminars are available online live and as archived files formatted for Windows Media Player. The seminars take place at UW Engineering Hall every Thursday starting at 4:00pm Central Time. Access is limited to UPR interested scholars and invited guests. Therefore username and password are required. For more information email us.
Spring 2006 Seminars
May 4: “Ferromagnetic semiconductors formed by ion implantation and pulsed-laser melting”,Oscar D. Dubón, Jr.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
U.C. Berkeley & Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
April 27: “Fluctuations, Correlations, and Transitions in Granular Materials: Statistical Mechanics for a NonConventional System”, Bob Behringer,Duke University, Department of Physics,Durham, NC
4:00 p.m. 1610 Engineering Hall
April 13: “Mechanics of Robust and Reversible Adhesion in Biology: Bottom-up Designed Hierarchical Structures of the Gecko", Dr. Huajian Gao, Max Planck Institute for Metals Research.
March 30: “Adaptive Nanocomposite Coatings for Aerospace Tribology”,A.A. Voevodin, Air Force Research
Laboratory,Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
March 23: "Mechanics of Wafer Bonding" by Kevin T. Turner, Mechanical Engineering UW-Madison
March 9: “Bridging the Gap between Reaction Chemistry and Lithography” by Colin Nuckolls,Professor, Department of Chemistry Columbia University, New York, NY
March 2: “Probing Electric Fields at the Ionic Liquid-Electrode Interface Using Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopy and Electrochemistry” by Steven Baldelli, Professor
Department of Chemistry, University of Houston
February 16: “SiGe: Materials, Devices, and Physics for Quantum Computing” by Mark A. Eriksson, Professor
Physics Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison
February 9 : “Three-Dimensional Integration for Multifunctional RF Electronics” by Linda Katehi, Professor
College of Engineering, Purdue University
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