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Department of Materials Science and Engineering

 
Schedule for Spring’2009 Seminar Series
 

Refreshments at 3:00 p.m., Presentation at 3:30 p.m.

McBryde Hall 113

 

Date

Title

Speaker

Affiliation

January 23

MSE Graduate Exposition:

Poster presentations by graduate students in various research programs

 

 

January 30

Atomic Scale Computer Simulations of FePt Nanoparticles: Thermodynamics, Kinetics and Irradiation Effects

Prof. Dr. Karsten Albe

Department of Materials Science

Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

 

February 6

 

Novel Nanotechnology-based Sensors

Dr. Alfredo Rayms-Keller

Materials and Sensors Branch

Naval Surface Warfare Center

February 13

Surprises at the Nanoscale

Prof. Jeremiah Abiade

MSE, Virginia Tech

February 20

Spin and quantum-coherent electron transport in semiconductors

Prof. Jean Heremans

Physics, Virginia Tech

 

 

 

February 27

Solid State Synthesis of Perovskite-Spinel Nanocomposites

Yaodong Yang

Graduate Student, MSE, Virginia Tech

Modeling of electromagnetic wave propagation of nano-structured fibers for sensor applications

Neal Pfeiffenberger

Graduate Student, MSE, Virginia Tech

The study of structural phase transformation of [110] electric-field-cooled PZN-4.5%PT crystal

Jianjun Yao

Graduate Student, MSE, Virginia Tech

 

March 6

Hollow Glass Microspheres: Production and Application to the Hydrogen Economy

Prof. James Shelby

Department of Glass Engineering

Alfred University

March 13

No seminar (Spring Break)

March 20

Environmentally Enhanced Crack Growth: An Historical Perspective

Dr. Stephen Freiman

National Institute of Standards and Technology

 

March 27

Funding Opportunities in Materials Research & Education

Dr. Zakya Kafafi

Division of Materials Research

National Science Foundation

April 3

Multimodal Energy Harvesting and Research at Center for Energy Harvesting Materials and Systems

Prof. Shashank Priya

MSE, Virginia Tech

 

April 10

Characterizing the Structure, Mechanical Properties and Physical Behavior of Nanoporous FCC Noble Metals

Prof. John Balk

Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

University of Kentucky

 

April 17

Versatile and Remote Processing of Inert Matrix Material using Microwave Energy

Raghu Thridandapani

Graduate Student, MSE, Virginia Tech

Energetic Study of Hafnium Diboride

Patrick Dykema

Graduate Student, MSE, Virginia Tech

April 24

Materials and Policy

Dr. Gary Fischman

National Materials Advisory Board

The National Academies

 

For additional seminar information, contact Prof. Levon Asryan [(540) 231-7033, asryan@mse.vt.edu]

 
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