Resnick Institute Seminar Series
The Resnick Institute seminar series is a forum for researchers to share new scientific research and innovations in sustainable energy. Seminars are typically held on the third Thursday of the month during the academic year in 101 Guggenheim Lab -the Lees-Kubota Lecture Hall, unless otherwise indicated. Refreshments are provided in the lobby fifteen minutes before the event. No food or drink is allowed in the lecture hall.
Seminar Series Schedule 2013
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April 2013 & May 2013
Joint Seminar w/ JCAP: The Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis
Past Seminars
Sang Yup Lee, Ph.D.
Systems Metabolic Engineering
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Joint Seminar w/the Bioengineering Lecture Series
Rob Ferber and Linda Maepa
Electrochemistry vs Battery System Engineering
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Joint Seminar w/ Chemistry + Chemical Engineering
Ping Liu, Ph.D.
Challenges and Opportunities for Long Life Energy Storage Technologies.
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Paul De Martini
GRID 2020: Towards a Policy of Renewable and Distributed Energy Resources
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Presentation
Prineha Narang and Rob Usiskin
Narang: Zn-IV Nitride Based Light Absorbers for Photovoltaics and Photoelectrochemistry
Usiskin: Measuring Activity of Fuel Cell Catalysts via Electrosprayed Dots
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Raymond Weitekamp and Masoud Farivar
Weitekamp: Brush Polymers for Optoelectronic Devices
Farivar: Branch Flow Model: Relaxation, Convexification and Application to Optimal Reactive Power Control
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John E. Bowers, Ph.D.
Low Power Hybrid Silicon Sources and Low Loss Silica Waveguides for Optical Interconnects
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Wojciech Lipinski
From Sunlight to Fuels and Power:
Radiative Transfer and Properties
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Rajit Gadh, Ph.D.
Smart Grid: Opportunities and Challenges in the Creation of the 21st Century Power Grid
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David Abrecht and Matthew Smith
Abrecht: Experimental Thermodynamic and Kinetic Measurements of Hydrogen Gas Binding in Kubas Materials for Hydrogen Storage
Smith: Synthetic Thermostable Cellulase Mixtures
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