Past Seminars & Workshops
Towards Visualizing Soft Matter Dynamics at the Nanoscale
Hasbrouck Room 409
Join us for lunch and a talk by Professor Hima Nagamanasa (Manasa) Kandula titled "Towards Visualizing Soft Matter Dynamics at the Nanoscale." Lively discussion and cider donuts guaranteed! The talk is informal and lunch is provided. Students, postdocs, faculty, all are welcome - no RSVP needed.
The road not chosen
Hasbrouck Room 409
Join us for the first Center for Biological Physics Lunch of the new academic year! Zhiguang Jia, a Senior Research Fellow in the UMass Department of Chemistry, will give an informal talk titled "The road not chosen - divergent pathways in TMEM16 protein family."
Students, postdocs, faculty, all are invited to attend! Lunch from Atkins Farms will be provided (!) compliments of the Department of Physics and Five College Faculty Seminar fund.
Your suggestions for speakers are always appreciated. Students and postdocs are particularly welcome to give a talk!
Engineering the bacterial cell wall
Hasbrouck Room 409
Join us for the final Center for Biological Physics Lunch of spring 2019! M. Sloan Siegrist from the UMass Microbiology Department will give an informal talk titled "Engineering the bacterial cell wall." Lively discussion will follow! Lunch from Atkins market is provided and all are welcome to attend!
What happens when a bacteria meets a hydrogel?
Hasbrouck Room 409
The Biophysics Lunches continue with Jessica Schiffman from Chemical Engineering at UMass asking, "What happens when a bacteria meets a hydrogel?" Join us for an informal seminar, lunch from Atkins Market, and lively discussion! Students, postdocs, faculty, all are welcome.
Responsive Nanomaterials SLAM!
LSL S330-340
Join us for an afternoon of networking around research on structured and responsive nanomaterials. Learn what others are doing and give a short "slam" talk about your biological, bio-inspired, or bio-engineered emulsions, coacervates, colloids, assemblies, gels, or cells. Systems with applications to drug delivery are particularly encouraged!
Agenda: The first hour will be devoted to short research talks. There will be plenty of time for discussion and a coffee break, followed by a breakout session, primarily for faculty, on collaborative funding opportunities. Register for the slam here before April 5!
NOTE: A light lunch will be available starting at 12:30 pm, coffee break will be around 2 pm.
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