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98/99 Lectures
 
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1999/2000 NSF SPONSORED
LECTURES for SCIENCE TEACHERS
on:
'Advanced Materials: Synthesis,
Characterization and Properties'
at:
Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter
University of Pennsylvania
3231 Walnut St.
Philadelphia PA 19104-6202
All lectures are on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm and are followed by pizza / refreshments.
- September 29
- Prof. Andrew Rappe, Chemistry
"Can quantum mechanics help us understand the real world? Can the web and JAVA help us understand quantum mechanics?" - October 20
- Prof. Ira Cohen, Mechanical Engineering
'Microelectronic Chip Packaging' - November 17
- Prof. John DeLuccia, Materials Science and Engineering
'Corrosion of Aging Aircraft' - December 15
- Prof. A.T. 'Charlie' Johnson, Physics
'The Physics of Nanotubes' - January 19
- Prof. Arjun Yodh, Physics
'Entropy and Colloids' - February 16
- Prof. Donald Berry, Chemistry
Inorganic Polymers: New Chemistry and Applications - March 8
- Prof. David Pope. MSE
'Single Crystals, Superalloys and Jet Engines' - April 12
- Prof. Wayne Worrell, MSE
'Advances in Solid State Fuel Cells' - May 31
- Prof. Dan Hammer, Chemical Engineering
'Artificial Blood Cells'
This course is Free. Any teacher interested in attending these lectures should contact Dr. Andrew McGhie at (215) 898-6461 for further information. On street parking is available adjacent to the building.
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September, 1999
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