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Fall 2024

Date Photo Speaker Affiliation Seminar Title
9/27 singh Jodender Tushir-Singh University of California Davis School of Medicine Overcoming Protease Vulnerabilities in T-cell Cancer Immunotherapy: A First-in-Class Novel Fas Antibody Design
9/23 Taberner Andrew Taberner University of Aukland, New Zealand Recent advances in Needle-free Jet Injection
9/20 PChristofides Pangiotis Christofides Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering/Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering  Machine Learning in Process Control, Safety and Operations 
9/6 JYuan Joshua Yuan Washington State University Chemical and Biological Designs for Sustainability and Decarbonization
8/30 HCoats Heather Coats Texas Tech University - Environment Health & Safety Evolving Safety

Spring 2024

Date Photo Speaker Affiliation Seminar Title
4/26   Will Medlin

University of Colorado, BoulderChemical Engineering



3/8   John Hedengren Brigham Young University, Chemical Engineering  
2/16   Mark Swihart Chemical and Biological Engineering at SUNY Buffalo  
2/2   William F. Schneider University of Notre Dame, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering  
1/19   Noureddine Abidi

Texas Tech University, Fiber and Biopolymer Research Institute

 

Fall 2023

Date Photo Speaker Affiliation Seminar Title
12/1   Aravind Asthagiri The Ohio State University Designing IrO2(110) Surfaces for Selective Alkane Chemistry
11/17   Andrew Jackson TTU CECE/Environmental Engineering Bioreactors as the solution to extraterrestrial sustainable human habitation
11/3   John Muldoon Toyota Research Institute of North America An odyssey through the uncharted waters of post lithium-ion batteries
10/27   Dimitri Pappas TTU  Funtional nanoparticles from proteins: development of affinity carbon dots for protein mimicking, cell trafficking, and super-resolution imagining
10/30   Rutvik Godbole Equipment Productivity Group Intel Application and efficiency: Bridge between industry and academia
9/22   Qi Zhang University of Minnesota Systems analyses of green ammonia as a sustainable energy carrier
9/1   Heather Coats TTU EHS

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(Reading Between the Safety Lines)

Spring 2023

Date Location Photo Speaker Affiliation

Seminar Title

2/13 Livermore 101 kapoor Dr. Utkarsh Kapoor Texas A&M University Molecular Organization in Biology: What Can Computer Simulations Teach Us?
2/17 Livermore 101 dasettey Dr. Siva Dasetty University of Chicago Computational Design of (Bio)Molecules Using Molecular Simulations and Machine Learning
2/20 Livermore 101 shi Dr. Kaihang Shi Northwestern University Nanoporous Materials For Energy Storage, Separations, and Nano-Manufacturing: From Confined Phases To Materials Discovery
2/24 Livermore 101 hernandez Dr. Erik Hernandez University of California, Berkeley Selective Side Chain Modifications Directed Towards Single-Molecule Proteomics and Next-Generation Protein Bioconjugations
2/27 Livermore 101 navid Dr. Navid Bizmark University of Waterloo, Canada Collodial Transport and Design for Protecting Water Resources
3/10 Livermore 101   Dr. Micah Green Texas A&M University Heating, Curing, Welding, and 3D Printing of Nanomaterials & Polymers by RF Heating
3/24 Livermore 101 brennecke Dr. Joan Brennecke The University of Texas at Austin Robust Olefin/Paraffin Separation Membranes
3/31 Livermore 101 samir Dr. Samir Mitragotri Harvard University A Hitchhiker's and Backpacker's Approach to Drug Delivery
4/3 Livermore 101   Hendrik Heinz University of Colorado-Boulder Opportunities for Growth of Chemical Engineering at TTU and in Simulation-Driven Materials Design
4/4 Livermore 101 robinson Anne Skaja Robinson Carnegie Mellon University G-protein receptors: Protein engineering approaches to improve expression and determine protein-protein interactions
4/14 Livermore 101 chen Dr. Leanne Chen University of Guelph Scaling Relations for the Electrochemical Ammonia Oxidation Reaction
4/21 Livermore 101 zheng Qi Zhang University of Minnesota Systems Analyses of Green Ammonia as a Sustainable Energy Carrier