Seminar Abstract
Solution-processed electronic materials have been developed to enable manufacturing platforms complementary to conventional silicon technology. These electronic inks can be deposited and patterned by low-cost printing tools such as inkjet printers and gravure presses. Notably, the printing process is compatible with many substrates ranging from plastics to fibers, to potentially integrate electronics on … Read the rest »
Seminar Abstract
There is a growing interest in understanding how a cell senses its microenvironment and how these external cues influence important cellular functions. Such information may be particularly important from a fundamental perspective (e.g., defining the stem cell niche), as well as from the applied viewpoint of regenerating functional tissue equivalents. Though … Read the rest »
Seminar Abstract
Chemical looping is a new energy approach that permits combustion of fossil fuels with inherent capture of carbon dioxide and can achieve thermal efficiencies >50 %. I present results on the development of iron-based oxygen carriers with excellent redox stability and rapid kinetics over repeated cycles. Using experimental and numerical techniques, I demonstrate … Read the rest »
Texas Distinguished Faculty Lectureship
(Reception to follow in CPE 2.802F)
Hosts: Drs. Lydia Contreras & Hal Alper
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Host: Dr. Gyeong Hwang
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Host: Dr. Lea Hildebrandt Ruiz
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Host: Dr. Venkat Ganesan
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Host: Dr. Buddie Mullins
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Host: Dr. Brian Korgel
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