Seminars – Fall 2018 Semester

Levich Institute Fall, 2018 Semester Seminar Schedule

All Levich Institute Seminars Scheduled on Tuesdays at 2:00 PM in Steinman Hall, #312

[Unless Otherwise Noted]

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Date		Speaker	Affiliation	Seminar Title/Notes
09/04/2018		Professor Jeffrey Morris	Levich Institute, City College of New York	"Shear Thickening in Suspensions: The Lubricated-to-Frictional Scenario"
09/11/2018			NO SEMINAR	NO CLASSES SCHEDULED
09/18/2018			NO SEMINAR	NO CLASSES SCHEDULED
09/25/2018		Professor Narayanan Menon	University of Massachusetts at Amherst Physics Department	"Flexibility and Form: Emergence of Shape in Thin Sheets "
10/02/2018		Professor Samiul Amin	Manhattan College Chemical Engineering Department	"Mechanistic Insights Into Self-Assembly and Gelation in Proteins and Complex Fluids through Optical Microrheology & Raman Spectroscopy"
10/09/2018		Professor Emanuela Del Gado	Georgetown University Department of Physics	"Sustainable Concrete and Cement: A Soft Matter in Construction"
10/16/2018			NO SEMINAR	Society of Rheology Meeting
10/23/2018		Professor Jeff Harwell	University of Oklahoma Chemical, Biological & Materials Engineering Department	"Microemulsions: Definition, Properties, Modeling, and Design"
10/30/2018			NO SEMINAR	AIChE Annual Meeting
11/06/2018		Professor Martin Bazant	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering	"Electrokinetic Control of Interfacial Instabilities"
11/13/2018			NO SEMINAR	SPEAKER CANCELLED
11/20/2018			NO SEMINAR	APS/DFD Meeting
11/27/2018		Professor John McDevitt	NYU College of Dentistry	"Platform to Digitize Biological Signatures Using Sensors That Learn Translational Biomaterials and Biosensors Session" SEMINAR CANCELLED - TO BE RESCHEDULED IN SPRING, 2019
12/04/2018		Professor Nicolas Alvarez	Drexel University Chemical and Biological Engineering Department	"The Physics of Supramolecular Networks: A Time Scale Analysis"
12/11/2018		Professor Laura Kaufman	Columbia University Department of Chemistry	"Multi-modal Approaches to Accessing and Evaluating Collagen Gel Structure and Mechanics"