2003/2004 NSF SPONSORED LECTURES
for SCIENCE TEACHERS
on:
'Advanced Materials: Synthesis, Characterization
and Properties'
at:
the Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter
All lectures are on Thursdays at 5:30 pm and are
followed by pizza / refreshments.
| September 18 |
Dr. Andrew McGhie, LRSM
'Heli-zone: A revolutionary green technology for materials
purification' |
| October 16 |
Prof. Randall Kamien, Physics
'How to stack oranges and other spherical fruits' |
| November 6 |
Prof. Ray Gorte, Chem. and Biomolecular Eng.
'Advances in Fuel Cells' |
| December 11 |
Prof. Russ Composto, MSE
'Polymers for Biomedical Application' |
| January 15 |
Prof. Dennis Discher, Chem. and Biomolecular Eng.
'Synthetic Cells' |
| February 12 |
Prof. Donald Voet, Chemistry
'Biochemistry in Secondary Education' |
| March 11 |
Prof. John DeLuccia, MSE
'Corrosion and Embrittlement of Structures' |
| April 15 |
Prof. Feng Gai, Chemistry
'Protein Folding Dynamics' |
| May 20 |
Prof. Mark Goulian, Physics
'A day in the life of bdellovibrio bacteriovorus' |
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These lectures are Free. Any
teacher interested in attending these lectures should contact Dr.
Andrew McGhie at (215) 898-6461 for further information. This
lecture is simultaneously videoconferenced to Germantown Academy
for the convenience of teachers in that area.
On street parking is available adjacent to the building.
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