Thursday, September 3 @10:30 am
WSU Pullman - Engineering Teaching Research Laboratory (ETRL)
3D-Printed Biomedical Devices: Wearable Biosensors, Artificial Organs, and Prosthetic Electronics
Abstract:
The interweaving of design and materials with multiscale, multimaterial 3D-printing processes could enable the creation of complex, flexible, and multifunctional biomedical devices with unique geometries and advanced functionalities. This research talk will highlight our recent advances in 3D-printed biomedical…
Wednesday, September 9 @11:10 am
Online - Online
Speaker: Dr. Assefaw Gebremedhin, Associate Professor, Washington State University
Abstract: The VICEROY Northwest Institute for Cybersecurity Education and Research (CySER) provides students the opportunity to earn a cybersecurity certificate alongside their four-year degree. CySER students participate in seminars, mentored research projects, student club activities, cyber competition and capture-the-flag events, and…
Thursday, September 10 @10:30 am
WSU Pullman - Engineering Teaching Research Laboratory (ETRL)
Design of Manufacturable Variable Stiffness Laminates
Presented by Dr. Narasimha Boddeti, Berry Assistant Professor, School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Washington State University
Abstract:
Recent advances in multi-axis additive manufacturing and advanced fiber placement are enabling realization of fiber reinforced composites (FRCs) with complex microstructural variations, e.g., via controlled orientation…
Thursday, September 17 @10:30 am
WSU Pullman - Engineering Teaching Research Laboratory (ETRL)
Laboratory Safety: Creating and Maintaining an Effective Lab Safety Program
Presented by Tom Ebeling, Occupational Health & Safety Specialist, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), WSU
Abstract: This presentation will cover fundamental components of an effective laboratory safety program for WSU laboratories, including hazard assessment and levels of hazard control,…
Monday, September 21 @4:10 pm
WSU Pullman
SPEAKER: Dr. Tracy Mallette, Postdoc, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington
BIOGRAPHY:
Tracy Mallette researches nucleic acid based therapeutics and robust molecular circuits for disease detection. She earned her PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of New Mexico where her dissertation research with…
Wednesday, September 23 @11:10 am
Online - Online
Speaker: Paul Haithcock, Cloud Administrator, Cyber Range Poulsbo, Western Washington University
Abstract: The Washington State Educational Cyber Range has grown from a university resource into a free, open educational platform serving all public universities and community colleges in Washington, along with expanding K-12 programs. In this talk I will share…
Thursday, September 24 @10:30 am
WSU Pullman - Engineering Teaching Research Laboratory (ETRL)
Cryopreservation of Biologicals Samples Scaling from Cells to Tissues and Organs: Principles, Challenges, and Emerging Solutions
Presented by Dr. Zhiquan (Andy) Shu, Associate Professor, School of Engineering and Technology, University of Washington Tacoma; Adjunct Associate Professor, Associate Director, Center for Cryo-Biomedical Engineering and Artificial Organs, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University…
Friday, September 25 @4:10 pm
WSU Pullman - Fulmer Hall
In this seminar, Dr. Gary Douberly, Chair and Professor in the Department of Chemistry, will present “Spectroscopy of Molecular Aggregates in Helium Droplets.” The seminar will be hosted by Dr. Ursula Mazur.
Monday, September 28 @4:10 pm
WSU Pullman - Schweitzer Engineering Hall (SEH) Building
SPEAKER: Dr. Tapajyoti Ghosh, Assistant Professor, WSU Institute of Northwest Energy Futures and the Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
BIOGRAPHY:
Dr. Tapajyoti (TJ) Ghosh is an Assistant Professor in the Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering at Washington State University Tri-Cities and a faculty member of the…
Monday, September 28 @4:10 pm
WSU Pullman - Fulmer Hall
In this seminar, Dr. Kristen Johnson, hosted by Dr. Ursula Mazur, discusses how self-assembly within model cooking-emission films influences atmospheric oxidation. Using spectroscopic and microscopic techniques, the study reveals that organized molecular structures slow chemical aging, alter film morphology, and affect the persistence and evolution of organic aerosol particles.