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IMNI Distinguished Lectures

IMNI Distinguished Lecture Series

We host two IMNI Distinguished Lectures each academic year, bringing to campus truly distinguished speakers whose research spans several disciplinary boundaries.

UPCOMING LECTURE

TBD

PAST LECTURES

 

Jennifer L. West
Duke University
"Manipulating Cells with Materials"

4/19/18

Dr. Liyuan Han
National Institute for Materials Science
"High Performance of Perovskite Solar Cells: From Cells to Module"

12/1/17

 


Angela M. Belcher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Giving New Life to Materials for Engergy,
Environment and Medicine" 10/19/17
184 Hope Street BH 190
Reception 3:30pm
Lecture 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Bryant C. Nelson
National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)
"Whole Organism Metrology in Support
of Nanotoxicology Research"
5/3/17

 

David Mitzi
Duke University
"Solution Processing of High Performance Solar Cells:
Opportunities & Technological Challenges"

 

Nicolas L. Abbot
University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Sharing the Strain: Bacteria and Molecular Assemblies
Dispersed in Chromonic Liquid Crystals"

5/5/16

Zdenek P. Bazant
Northwestern University
"Why Fracking Works and Why Not Well Enough"
4/29/15

Ke Lu 
Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science 
"Nano-Laminated Structures with
Low-Energy Boundaries in Metals"
9/24/14 

Brian Lawn
National Institute of Standards and Technology
"Inferring Biological Evolution From
Fracture Patterns in Teeth"
11/18/13

John Rogers
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
"Stretchy Electronics That Can
Dissolve in Your Body"
4/15/13