Seminar Series

Department Seminar Series

Thursdays 2:30pm-3:30pm
Room 215, Dupuis Hall
There will be an Open Discussion in the same room immediately following the seminar
Refreshments will be provided.

FALL TERM SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Date	Seminar Details	Presenter
September 12	Zhe She Queen's University, Chemistry Department The Roles of Scanning Probe Techniques in Nanofabrication and Biosensing
September 26	Dr. Cecile Malardier Royal Military College of Canada Nanomaterials at the Interface Link Between Computation and Experiment
October 10	Steven J. Cooke Carleton University Myth busting 101: In Being Relavant and Effective as an Early Career Researcher
October 31	Janani Swamy Site Head, Framingham Biologics Transformation of Healthcare and the Industrialization of Biologics Manufacturing
November 14	Graduate Student Seminar Day Agenda - BMH 109 Student Abstracts - BMH 109 Agenda - BMH 213 Student Abstracts - BMH 213
November 28	Giovanniantonio Natale University of Calgary Shear flow Response of Anisotropic Brownian Particles: Dilute to Nematic Regime

WINTER TERM SEMINAR SCHEDULE
Date	Seminar Details	Presenter
January 9	Jesse Greener Laval University Beyond biochemistry: combining analytical chemistry and microfluidics to study "living catalytic materials"
January 23	Marc Dube University of Ottawa Sustainable Polymer Reaction Engineering - Looking Through Green Coloured Glasses
February 6	Marcelo Carmo Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Water Electrolyzers - Current Challenges, and Perspectives Beyond 2020
February 20	Michael Baldea University of Texas Closed-loop, feedback-based process operations: Planning and Scheduling
March 5	TBD
March 19	TBD
April 2	David Simakov University of Waterloo Small Molecules-Big Challenges: Can we Develop an Economically Viable Process for Converting CO2 to Renewable Synthetic Fuels?

April 23	Graduate Student Seminar Day Agendas and abstracts will be updated below when they are available

Attendance is mandatory for students registered in CHEE897

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