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Seminar and guest speakers in MSE
MSE 795, Graduate Seminar and Colloquium, is a discussion of current thesis problems, outstanding current literature, and related topics. Speakers include invited guests and our own Ph.D. students who offer insight into state-of-the-art research occurring in the discipline.
Additionally, guests present talks outside of MSE 795 proper. All talks listed below are part of the MSE 795 series unless otherwise noted.
All talks are open to the public
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Spring 2008 MSE Seminar Speakers
Friday, April 4: Elaine Haberer, University of California-Santa Barbara, "A Merging of Materials and Device Perspectives through Fabrication and Assembly: GaN Microdisks and Bio-Templated Photovoltaic Materials"
Friday, April 11: Michael Scarpulla, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara, "Epitaxial Films of Unconventional Dilute Semiconductor Alloys"
Friday April 18: [HOLD] MSE 205 study session from 4:30-5:18 p.m.
Thursday, April 24: K. Andre Mkhoyan, Cornell University, "Quantitative Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy at Atomic-Scale"
Thursday, May 1: Roberto Myers, University of California, Santa Barbara, "Engineering Spin Landscapes in Semiconductors: From Bulk Ferromagnetism to Single Moments"
Friday May 9: [HOLD] MSE 205 study session from 4:30-5:18 p.m.
Wednesday, May 21: Craig S. Hartley, El Arroyo Enterprises LLC, "Deformation Textures and Mechanical Properties of FCC and HCP Metals Predicted by Crystal Plasticity Codes"
Summer 2008 MSE Speakers
MSE 795, Graduate Seminar and Colloquium, is not offered during the Summers. However, the department is pleased to host guest speakers and MSE PhD students provide talks during the Summer months.
[Date TBA]: Thomas Broderick, The Ohio State University, PhD Candidate, " Influence of Microstructure on Deformation of the Parent Beta Phase in Beta Annealed Alpha+Beta Titanium Alloys"
