Speaker: Theodore T. Tsotsis, University of Southern California
Date & Time: October 1, 2008 - 10:20am
Location: BME 122
Rutgers new scanning transmission electron microscope and new helium ion microscope help researchers develop nanotechnology used to fight cancer, generate power, and create more powerful electronics. Watch the video to learn more.
Click here for additional Rutgers News.
| Fri Sep 30 @12:00AM Innovations in Dermatological Sciences 2016 |
| Fri Sep 30 @12:00PM - Chemistry Seminar: Shashidhar Rao - TBD |
| Fri Sep 30 @ 4:00PM - Center for Mathematical Sciences Research: Boris Zilber - TBD |
| Mon Oct 03 @ 4:45PM - Physics Colloquium: Emil Yuzbashyan - "New Insights into Nonequilibrium Physics from Integrable Matrix Theory" |
| Tue Oct 04 @12:10PM - MSE: Pradeesh Kannan - "Rare-earth doped Glasses for Waveguide Amplifiers" |
| Tue Oct 04 @ 1:30PM - Physics - Condensed Matter: An-Ping Li - "A multi-probe STM quest for topological surface conductance" |
| Wed Oct 05 @10:00AM - ECE: Armando Solar-Lezama - TBD |
| Wed Oct 05 @12:00PM - Proteomics / IQB@R and CABM: Justin M. Drake - "Incorporating Phosphoproteomics to Identify Kinase Signaling Pathways in Cancer" |
| Wed Oct 05 @ 3:30PM - MAE: Li Qiao - "Nanofluid Fuels" |
| Wed Oct 05 @ 4:45PM - Physics Colloquium: Matthew Brahlek - "Engineering topological materials, one layer of atoms at a time" |
 |
607 Taylor Road Piscataway, NJ 08854 P 848-445-1388 Email Us |
