UB - University at Buffalo
Chemical and Biological Engineering
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CBE Seminars - Spring 2008

Unless otherwise noted, seminars are held in 206 Furnas Hall, UB North Campus.

January 16, 2008

Satrajit Sinha
Dept. of Biochemistry - SUNY at Buffalo
Transcriptional regulatory mechanisms in skin development - lessons from transgenic mice

January 30, 2008

Matthew D. Disney
Dept. of Chemistry - SUNY at Buffalo
Targeting RNA with small molecules - Progress towards a chemical code?

February 6, 2008

Brian Laird
University of Kansas
When order meets disorder, what is the cost? The solid-liquid interfacial free energy

February 20, 2008

Susan Z. Hua
Mechanical and Aerospace Engrg. - SUNY at Buffalo
Studies of cell volume response to environmental variables using microfluidic chip

February 27, 2008

Lynn M. Walker
Carnegie Mellon University
Controlling nanoparticle spacing with structured block copolymer gels

March 5, 2008

Scott L. Diamond
University of Pennsylvania
Chemical microprinting for high throughput biology

March 19, 2008

Milica Radisic
University of Toronto
Engineering Microenvironments for cardiovascular regeneration

March 26, 2008

Gayle Brazeau
School of Pharmacy, SUNY at Buffalo
Investigations of Excipient and/or Formulation Induced Tissue Damage upon Injection

April 2, 2008

joint with Chemistry Dept.

Zhiqun Lin
Iowa State University
Learning from "Coffee Rings": Formation of ordered structures by evaporation induced self-assembly

April 9, 2008

Sean Palecek
University of Wisconsin
Biochemical and biophysical regulation of human embryonic stem cell fates

April 16, 2008

Venkat Subramanian
Tennessee Technological University
Addressing Simulation Changes in Lithium-ion Battery Modeling

April 23, 2008

Harry L. Goldsmith
Montreal General Hospital
Flowing human blood under the microscope


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Using state-of-the-art computer simulation methods, UB chemical engineers are developing a better understanding of the behavior of fluids in the presence of one or more surfaces. Such knowledge is important from both scientific and industrial perspectives.

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