Updated on
September 28, 2000
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Time / Location:
Thursdays 11am (coffee served at 10:45am)
Potter Building Fu Room (Rm 234)
Purpose:
The purpose of the Purdue Nanotechnology Seminar Series is to foster interdisciplinary collaborations among Purdue researchers as well as establish interactions with faculty and corporate researchers at other institutions.
Goals:
Educate one another on key overlapping issues, i.e. develop common language.
Innovate and develop new insights into interdisciplinary projects.
Identify and explore possible collaborative interactions.
Include good external speakers, in line with interdisciplinary nature of series.
Approach:
The seminar series is designed to provide weekly interactive seminars / discussions, 30 minute presentation by speaker followed by discussion with participants. The topics will rotate among the participating disciplines.
Participating Disciplines:
Anatomy , Basic Medical Sciences,
Biomedical Engineering , Cell Biology,
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry,
Electrical and Computer Engineering:
Semiconductor Materials and Devices , MEMS,
VLSI Design,
Information Technology / Architecture
Medicinal Chemical and Molecular Pharmacology,
Physics,
Founding Sponsors
Purdue 21st Century Center for Nanoscale Electronic / Biological Devices
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department of Physics
Department of Chemistry (joint with Materials Chemistry)
School of Chemical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Coordinators:
Helen McNally (ECE) mcnallyh@purdue.edu
Avik Ghosh (ECE) ghosha@dynamo.ecn.purdue.edu
Participants eager to present their research should contact the organizers
of this seminar series at ghosha@dynamo.ecn.purdue.edu
and/or mcnallyh@purdue.edu.
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