Seminars

A comprehensive understanding of molecular patterns of health and disease is needed to pave the way for personalized medicine and tissue regeneration. New, physical technology developments in mass spectrometry based chemical microscopes have now firmly established themselves in translational research.

The seminar gives an overview of experimental, theoretical, and kinetic modeling studies of molecular energy transfer in high-speed nonequilibrium flows and low-temperature plasmas at the OSU Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics Laboratories.

Nanostructured conductors (for example: gold, silver) interact with electromagnetic waves in fascinating and potentially useful ways; the scientific domain studying this is called plasmonics. Progress in the fabrication of nanomaterials gives access to structures with tailored plasmonic properties.

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Note different time and location. The oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) is the major source of overpotential loss in low-temperature fuel cells.  Expensive, Pt-based materials have been found to be the most effective catalysts, but exploration of alternatives has been hampered by stability constraints at the typical operating conditions of low pH and high potent