ME Departmental Seminar

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Our seminars are held every Wednesday from 3:30-4:45pm in room ME 1130. Please join us!

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 4 SeptJennifer Alexander 
University of Minnesota
A historical analysis of the role of technology in the cultural chasm between conservative and liberal Protestants since World War IIChris
Hogan
11 SeptXiaojia Wang
University of Minnesota
Tuning Thermal Transport and Magnetization Dynamics in Functional MaterialsChris
Hogan
18 SeptSeung-Ki Chae
Senior VP, LG Display, Korea
Challenges of Particle Technology in the Semiconductor and OLED Display Manufacturing Industries 
This lecture will be held in Keller Hall 3-180
 
David
Pui
25 SeptSuo Yang
University of Minnesota
Multi-Physics Modeling for Future Chemical Propulsion and EnergyChris
Hogan
 2 OctVeronica Santos
UCLA
Get in touch: Tactile perception for human-robot systemsRachel
Humann
 9 OctDavid Erickson
Cornell University
Optofluidic Innovation in Global Health, Carbon Conversion, and NanomanipulationChris
Hogan
16 OctSatish Kumar
University of Minnesota
Nonuniformities in multilayer, multicomponent liquid-film coatingsCari
Dutcher
23 OctJim Heppelmann
PTC (retired)
From Gopher to CEO – My Journey In EngineeringWill
Durfee
30 OctVanessa Sanchez
Rice University
Textile for Soft and Wearable RobotsJulianna 
Abel
 6 NovAli Mani
Stanford University
Macroscopic Forcing Method: a computational method for evaluation of turbulence closure operators Lian
Shen
13 NovKira Barton
University of Michigan
Advancements in Iterative Learning Control towards improved Robotics and Manufacturing ApplicationsChris
Hogan
20 NovJun Li
University of Minnesota
Thin films for sustainability: from anti-icing coatings to carbon capture membranesChris
Hogan
27 NovThanksgiving Week
no seminar
  
 4 DecLei Zhou
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Transcending the Tradeoffs via Synergistic Mechatronic Design and ControlRajesh
Rajamani
11 DecEric Tervo
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Progress & Opportunities for Efficient Solid-State Heat EnginesXiaojia
Wang

Past Seminars