August 24, 2009

"Engineering education in five years (or sooner)"

Dr. Richard Felder
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
North Carolina State University

August 31, 2009

"Development and Application of Chemical and Instrumental Approaches Directed at Biomarker Discovery"

Dr. David Muddiman
Chemistry
North Carolina State University

September 14, 2009

"Confessions of an Ordinary Teacher - Dealing with the Big Fish"

Dr. Carol Hall
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
North Carolina State University

September 23, 2009
Wednesday seminar at 10 AM. This is a joint seminar with BTEC
BTEC Rm 135, 10 AM

"Dissecting the hierarchy of cellular processes underpinning recombinant monoclonal antibody production by mammalian cells"

Dr. David James
University of Sheffield, UK

September 24, 2009
Thursday seminar at 9 AM. Note new location and time
EB1 Rm 1010 (9 AM)

"Tuning the chemical properties of thin film surfaces: From solid inorganic films to biosensors"

Dr. Andrew Teplyakov
University of Delaware

September 28, 2009

"Advances in Organic Device Design: from light collection to light emission"

Dr. David Carroll
Physics
Wake Forest University

October 5, 2009

"Allosteric modulation of Ras: a novel role for Q61 in catalysis"

Dr. Carla Mattos
Biochemistry
North Carolina State University

October 12, 2009

"Aerosol Filtration"

Dr. David Ensor
Research Triangle Institute

October 19, 2009

"Programmable Molecular Self-Assembling for Nanoelectronics and Nanomedicine"

Dr. Thom LaBean
Duke University

October 26, 2009

"Nanostructures cleaved from fiber self-assemblies"

Dr. Orlando Rojas
Forest Biomaterials Sci. & Engineering
North Carolina State University

November 16, 2009

"The Importance of Being Modified: Nature’s chemical engineering of RNA"

Dr. Paul Agris
Department of Biochemistry
North Carolina State University

November 23, 2009

"The Climate Change Challenge: Modeling Technological Pathways for Mitigation"

Dr. Dan Loughlin
Environmental Protection Agency

November 30, 2009

"The river within: Measuring and mimicking the physics of mucus clearance in the lung"

Dr. Rich Superfine
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill