Events

Detecting the active sites of nanocatalysts and obtaining their structural descriptors in reaction conditions is a major challenge.

Biological systems are mechanically soft, with complex, time-dependent 3D curvilinear shapes; modern electronic and microfluidic technologies are rigid, with simple, static 2D layouts.

As part of Black History Month, join this Real Talk that features education, discussion, and practical actions to promote allyship and advocacy for Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC).

Biomass from terrestrial plants, largely lignocellulosic cell walls, can be converted into fuels and chemicals to reduce fossil fuel dependence.

The Academic Success and Career Center will be hosting this year’s Spring Career Expo Virtually, connecting students and alumni with employers eager to hire the next Coug! Full-time, part-time and internship opportunities will be available to students who attend the two day event, February 9 and 10.

The Academic Success and Career Center will be hosting this year’s Spring Career Expo Virtually, connecting students and alumni with employers eager to hire the next Coug! Full-time, part-time and internship opportunities will be available to students who attend the two day event, February 9 and 10.

Real Talk Thursdays are 30-minute Zoom workshops that cover new wellness topics every week with you in mind. Students from all WSU locations are welcome to attend. Each session will be hosted by a mental health professional from Counseling and Psychological Services.

Hydrogen (H2) is a promising energy carrier that has the potential to decrease the dependency for fossil fuels in the transportation industry. However, there are challenges with the production, storage, and transportation of H2.

Substituents present on a molecule are known to significantly control the self-assembly, adsorption, and orientation behavior on solid surfaces. Using STM, self-assembly of the Y[C6S-Pc]2 and Y[C4O-Pc]2 complexes was investigated at solution−solid interface.

While robots and engineering artifacts are becoming increasingly smart, innovations in their structural design have not kept pace.

Real Talk Thursdays are 30-minute Zoom workshops that cover new wellness topics every week with you in mind. Students from all WSU locations are welcome to attend. Each session will be hosted by a mental health professional from Counseling and Psychological Services.

Biological machines, in particular insects, still surpass their robotic counterparts in almost every aspect, including power conversion, actuation, sensing, and control.

Design and decision making are pervasive in scientific and industrial endeavors: scientists design experiments to gain insights into physical and social phenomena, engineers design machines to execute tasks more efficiently, and pharmaceutical researchers design new drugs to fight disease.

Targeted drug therapy is a promising approach to selectively treat cancerous tissues, however further development is needed in the field of acid-labile linkers.

The current manufacturing paradigm is shifting toward the development of more flexible manufacturing systems that can produce highly personalized products, adapt to unexpected disturbances in the system, and readily integrate new manufacturing system technology.

Solvent extraction is a standard method of solute separation and purification in the fields of chemistry, engineering and industry, where a solute distributes from one liquid phase to another based on the favorability of solvation free energies between the two phases.

Industrial separation and purification processes include the use of oxalic acid to precipitate rare earth elements (REEs) such as neodymium and europium.

Knowledge of Uranium oxide surface chemistry leaves much to be desired. Uranium oxide plays a significant role in nuclear energy as the primary substituent of nuclear fuel and although UO2 nanoparticles are formed in spent fuel, few studies have been done to explore UO2 size and surface dependent properties.