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Manipulating Molecular Ion Trains: New Strategies for Targeted Gas-Phase Ion Chemistry

Soft robotic devices show particular promise for medical applications where the ability to perform snake-like manipulations with soft devices could radically improve the safety and effectiveness of endoscopic and intravenous procedures. Where traditional catheter devices for these procedures can only be steered at the tip, there exists a need for more maneuverable devices with a high number of degrees of freedom (DOF) that can be controlled throughout the entire length.

Greg Hyslop, Chief Engineer & Executive Vice President of Engineering, Test & Technology, The Boeing Company, will speak on the topic, “Building the Future of Aerospace Together”.
From servicing the next International Space Station to its goal of Zero Carbon Emissions from Commercial Aviation to Flying Taxi Drones, come hear about the opportunities and challenges facing the future of the aerospace industry from the man who leads The Boeing Company’s 50,000+ engineers worldwide and oversees its technology vision, strategy and investment.

Speaker: Kenta Oka, Ph.D. graduate student from the University of Tokyo  (visiting Prof. Choong-Shik Yoo’s laboratory, Institute for Shock Physics)

Title: Melting in the Fe-FeO system to 204 GPa: Implications for oxygen in Earth’s core

Abstract: Constraining the composition of the Earth’s core is essential for understanding…

The Anonim Trio was formed in 2021, and features three faculty members at Washington State University: Martin D. King, horn; Chris Dickey, tuba, and Yoon-Wha Roh, piano. The group was formed because the members love the sound of these three instruments combined, and wanted to perform the existing repertoire and…

Join a community of teachers collaborating to improve their teaching.
Presenters – Drs. Phil Mixter & Jeff Abbott

I will share my typical workday as a Field AE from improving the product, to solving technical problems at large companies. Since I work with multiple engineering teams, I will share how these groups work together, and insights into the current state of the industry. I will also introduce the different roles within Siemens EDA and highlight some opportunities for college graduates.

A celebration of community and ecological restoration along Missouri Flat Creek near Downtown Pullman in a landscape transformed by native plants, music, and poetry. Featuring musical works by faculty and students in WSU’s School of Music and poems created by the Department of English and EcoArts on the Palouse.…

Dr. Andrew Storfer, School of Biological Sciences, WSU Pullman: “The long-term effects of top predator declines: from genes to ecosystem”.
Interested participants in Pullman are encouraged to attend in person.

Ab initio molecular dynamics simulation technique is a promising tool to study various properties of vibrational spectra, X-ray spectra, free energy, entropy, etc. even at high temperatures. With the harmonic phonon model, all interatomic forces are treated as purely harmonic so that the equilibrium distance between atoms is independent of temperature.

he ongoing decarbonization efforts in the United States require a combination of various energy technologies with a low carbon foot print, including nuclear energy. A summary of recent progress in nuclear materials chemistry involved in the synthesis and performance of advanced nuclear fuels, as well as their disposal to increase the safety and efficiency of the nuclear energy sector will be presented. Utilization of wet-chemical, innovative synthesis approaches in combination with a wide range of characterization tools, facilitate a better understanding of the structure-property relationships of advanced nuclear fuel and its waste forms.

Preventing future disease outbreaks is a holy grail in global health, but the majority of new infections that are emerging in humans originate from wild species that are vastly understudied compared to humans.

The power distribution system is undergoing a significant transformation to embrace the dispersed and diversified distributed energy resources (DERs) to meet the clean energy goals. The distribution system is experiencing unprecedented scenarios to supply reliable and affordable electrical power supply to all the customers with and without DERs. The power industry is actively looking at Tools and Technologies that are readily adoptable and deployable to mitigate the issues from unforeseen operating conditions.

Presenting complaints that might be unique to agility dogs such as “popping” weave poles, knocking bars, refusing to do individual obstacles, early take-off syndrome, or other poor performance situations.

Angel investing used to only be for the ultra-wealthy. Now 12% of people can qualify to become Angel Investors. With the right tools and knowledge, angels can impact the local economy for the benefit of all. Register to take this 6-class course.

Birds have deployable covert feathers that are hypothesized to aid in aerodynamic flow control. Inspired by this biological control solution, we use high-fidelity simulations to explore a simplified configuration in which a flat plate is mounted via a torsional spring on an airfoil. We first characterize what dynamical regimes this system can undergo for various spring and inertia values, explaining some of the underlying fluid-structure interaction mechanism and their implications on performance changes.

Hort Club’s succulent sales
Friday Sept 16th and Friday Sept 23rd, 9:30 am to 3:30 pm
Terrell Mall

Take a tour of the center and learn more about the college’s simulation-based education. First 50 guests will receive free ice cream grabbers from Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe.

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All Are Welcome

Collaborators, friends, and co-hosts of the podcast Double Reed Dish, Galit Kaunitz (Associate Professor of Oboe, University of Southern Mississippi) and Jacqueline Wilson (Assistant Professor of Bassoon, Washington State University) will present a recital of works from their recent commission consortium. Program to include premieres…

Join in celebration of community and ecological restoration along Missouri Flat Creek near Downtown Pullman on September 11 & 18, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in a landscape transformed by native plants, music, and poetry. Hosted by EcoArts on the Palouse and WSU’s School of Music and Department of English and with…

Dr. Joanna Kelley, School of Biological Sciences, WSU Pullman.
“Insights into Hibernation from the WSU Brown Bears”

Nanostructures (particularly with sizes below 10 nm) are inherently challenging to characterize on the atomic scale, due to broadening which occurs in diffraction-based characterization methods, and the high concentration of surface defects and energy-minimization effects. Characterization challenges compound when investigating nanoscale actinide oxides, such as uranium oxide, due to radioactive sample constraints and rich electronic structure which can potentially stabilize a wide range of crystallographic arrangements.

On-Campus employer resume review and mock interviews with HR Manager, Ryan Gilmore, J2 Building Consultants.

The All of Us Mobile Education & Enrollment Center is a hands-on experience to build awareness and excitement about the All of Us Research Program, supported by the National Institutes of Health. Come aboard this traveling educational exhibit to learn how you can help shape the future of health for yourself, your family, your community, and generations to come. The Journey features interactive activities, videos, games, quizzes, and more – all designed to demonstrate the power of your participation in health research.

What does production-quality time-series (including synchrophasors) software for power system operations and data analytics do and look like?

What are some of the setbacks of democratic consolidation processes in Central and Eastern European countries, and how is that connected with rise of populism and populist leaders?

Miro Haček is professor of political science at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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Holland & Hart seeks exceptional engineering, science, and computer science majors for their rapidly growing patent practice. Explore an exciting alternative career where you can use your technical expertise to work on patents for sophisticated tech companies at the forefront of innovation and cutting-edge development.

Join us to discuss a series of interprofessional opioid education sessions created by a WSU Spokane team that have trained 1500+ health professions students on providing collaborative care to a standardized patient/video patient case with chronic pain.

Renewable bio-derived fuels can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, particulate matter, unburned hydrocarbons, and carbon monoxide when used in compression ignition engines. However, their effective utilization depends on thoroughly understanding their combustion properties. We will examine results on the low-temperature oxidation of canola and coconut-derived biodiesel in a motored engine.

Boost up with Boeing hiring event & next day resume review and mock interviews.

A collection of equine photographs by local photographer Shaundra Baumwart will be on display as part of the fall 2022 “Art in the Library” exhibit in the Animal Health Library.

The opening reception is from 5-6 p.m. Wednesday, September 21.

The twice-yearly “Art in the Library” exhibit features animal-themed works,…

Trucking is the lifeblood of the economy, transporting 70% of the goods across the country to your front door. It is also an industry experiencing dramatic technological change, on a scale not seen since the invention of the automobile itself.

To further improve the DS’s reliable and resilient operation, in this Ph.D. work, the aim has been put towards development of an automated tool consisting of multiple modules to precisely investigate any type of data anomalies, followed by root cause finding.

Finance students interested in wealth management and entrepreneurship students interested in raising capital join us for a Lunch and Learn with Skye Henderson from the Cowles Company and Blake Yaccino from CEAS Investments.

Get ready for the big event that culminates our 2022 Jones Milestone Accelerator program and gives you the chance to meet the young entrepreneurs with tomorrow’s game-changing startups. Join the WSU Center for Entrepreneurship and hear these entrepreneurs pitch their companies, get feedback from investors, and win prize money!

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Spend an evening experiencing the enchanting sounds of a musical journey throughout different times, soundscapes, and moods. The diverse range of selections is sure to entertain music enthusiasts and scholars alike.

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The One Health Clinic is partnering with local animal welfare organizations to host a multi-site free pet wellness clinic focused on providing wellness care for our neighbors who are unsheltered or who are low-income with pets. Each site will offer animal vaccines, flea treatment, microchips and pet supplies.

Give your résumé extra pizzazz before handing it to a recruiter at the career fair.

Structural chemistry has played an important role in our understanding of the chemical and physical behavior of the heavy elements. Yet our understanding of the chemistry, bonding, and reactivity of actinide complexes and clusters still lags behind that of the rest of the Periodic Table. This lack of structural and chemical information has led to large discrepancies in thermodynamic data, significant challenges in process chemistry, and the unexpected mobility of heavy elements in the environment.

Given the ten-fold difference in resting heart rates and twitch kinetics between small and large mammals, it is likely that the cooperative phenotype is a species-dependent property of mammalian myocardium instances. Such a mechanism suggests a molecular basis for beat-to-beat synchronization of ventricular contractility and circulatory demand.

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24 new preludes, performed by the composer, and modeled on Chopin’s collection. Come and listen to this unique blend of musical styles!

Sponsored by Allegro

Allegro is an umbrella Registered Student Organization that represents all music student…

“When a Link Breaks: Reshaping Supply Chains” will be the topic of the semi-annual Power Breakfast, a networking event hosted by the Carson College of Business.

Avista recognizes to address the challenges of clean energy transition will require a balance between energy supply and delivery. At Avista, we are working on operational strategies to dispatch flexible load and distributed energy resources to address delivery constraints.

Zero Energy (or Zero Carbon) buildings are one component of the future of a survivable planet. The idea of low energy/high performing buildings served by on site and grid-based renewable energy systems is compelling and achievable, and is the direction for climate policy and energy code development. Achieving Net Zero Energy requires big picture thinking and attention to detail.

Why can’t parties enact legislation even if they hold a majority in Congress? How does a closely divided electorate change legislative dynamics.

What better way to prep for your career and the career fair than by learning from a professional. Join the CEO of IntelliTect, Mark Michaelis, as he gives you tips and tricks for networking with employers at the career fair, interviewing, and honing in on your career.

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Join the WSU Symphony Orchestra, as we perform our first concert of the 2022-2023 School Year. We feature Thomas Ballinger, Piano, as our featured soloist. Thomas was our Concerto/Aria Contest winner in 2022, and will be performing Schumann’s Piano Concerto in A, First Movement.

This fun one-hour workshop is designed to help students connect their college experience to a career path. The workshop digs into four areas — connecting majors to careers, creating a compelling resume, learning to network, and telling engaging stories in interviews. Includes actions for each year of college from freshman through senior with plenty of time for questions.

New cyber technologies are providing profound opportunities for network-wide autonomy in critical infrastructures, but also introducing new complexities in infrastructure operations. At its essence, achieving network-wide autonomy requires coordinating sensing and control resources across a dynamical network to achieve resilient operations in the face of disruptions.

Greenhouse gases emitted by the manufacturing of building materials makes up 11% of global emissions. While the building industry has made significant progress toward eliminating carbon from building operations, material emissions have been flying under the climate radar. The urgency of reducing global carbon emissions in the next decade puts building materials on center stage – these emissions have an impact on our environment before materials even arrive to the jobsite.

This dissertation considers various machine-learning-based signal processing architectures for equalization and detection of two- and three-dimensional magnetic recording signals for hard disk drives (HDDs). Recording in multiple dimensions on magnetic hard drives has been a challenge in the HDD industry. The objective of reading approaches for magnetic recording is to detect the highest density of information possible with an acceptable error rate.

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Graduate Research Seminar

Presented by Deepak Ahire, PHD Candidate
Title: Development of a novel conserved-plus-surrogate peptide (CPSP) approach for quantification of absolute tissue composition of homologous proteins.

Title: Digital Tandem Mass Filters for Native Spray Analysis of Proteins and Protein Complexes

Abstract: Proteins and their complexes are an extremely important class of macromolecules that are involved in almost all functional roles needed to sustain life.1,2 Be it as digestive enzymes helping to facilitate chemical reactions,…

A team from Blue Origin will be on campus to meet with students and answer questions about working for Blue Origin.

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Shalom:  A Recital of Jewish Music will highlight Jewish culture and composers on Friday, September 30, 2022 at 7:30 p.m., between the celebrations of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.  Soprano Julie Anne Wieck and collaborative pianist Elena Panchenko will present music by Leonard Bernstein, Maurice…