Archived MIME Seminars and Presentations:
Spring 2009

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Tuesday, June 9, 9 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
ADAM BROWN, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Towards Reliable and Survivable Ocean Wave Energy Converters

Wednesday, June 10, 9 am, Valley Library (Room 1420)

Graduate Defense
SARAH E. GALLOPS, Candidate for MS in Materials Science, OSU School of MIME:
Fatigue Reliability Prediction in Grain Bridging Ceramics with an Emphasis on Al2O3

Wednesday, June 10, 9 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
RUANDER CARDENAS, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Study of a Constrained-Film Bubble Absorber Under Cycle Operating Conditions

Friday, June 12, 8 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
MORGAN EMERSON, Candidate for MS in Materials Science, OSU School of MIME:
Bi-based Perovskite Solid Solutions for High Energy Density Thin Films

Friday, June 12, 2 pm, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
JIAN SHEN, Candidate for PhD in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Hydrodynamic Characteristics of Heated Droplet Impingement: Effects of Nanofluid and Nano-structured Surface

Monday, June 1, 9 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
DAVID C. JENSEN, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Complex System Design Analysis Using Function-Based Failure Propagation in Failed System States

Monday, June 1, 4 pm, Bexell 102

Materials Science Seminar
THEO RASING, 2009 IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer, Institute for Molecules and Materials, Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands:
Controlling Magnetism with Light

Tuesday, June 2, 2 pm, Owen 101

Materials Science Seminar
PAUL L. McEUEN, Professor of Physics, Cornell University:
Electrons and Holes in Carbon Nanotubes: Particle Physics Writ Small

Wednesday, June 3, 5 pm, Weniger 151

Materials Science Seminar
PAUL L. McEUEN, Professor of Physics, Cornell University:
Small is All: Nano, Bio, and the Future of Technology

Thursday, June 4, 9 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
BRENTON GIBSON, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Design of a Mechanically Assisted Dependent Transfer Mechanism for Use On Board Commercial Aircraft

Friday, June 5, 10 am, Valley Library (Willamette East)

Graduate Defense
JONATHAN DANIEL MUELLER, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Failure State Identification for Requirements Development During Complex System Design

Thursday, May 28, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
CARL WAMSER, Portland State University:
Solar Energy Conversion Using Organic Conducting Polymers

Friday, May 29, 9 am, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
WEERAKIT DENKAEW, Candidate for MS in IE, OSU School of MIME:
A Heuristic Algorithm for Operating Yard Cranes Over Storage Blocks to Minimize the Handling Time in a Container Yard

Tuesday, May 19, 2 pm, Valley Library (room 1420)

Graduate Defense
SARAN SALAKIJ, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Modeling Convective Boiling Flow with In-Situ Local Vapor Extraction

Thursday, May 21, 1 pm, Valley Library (room 1420)

Graduate Defense
SCOTT KRAMER, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Extension of Early Stage Failure Analysis Tools to Prognostics Health Management System Design

Thursday, May 21, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
JOHN PARMIGIANI, OSU School of MIME:
Numerical Predictions of Crack Growth Along Interfaces

Friday, May 22, 12 pm, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
NEWSHA KHANI, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Learning from Action Not Taken in Multiagent Systems

Thursday, May 14, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
ALBRECHT JANDER, OSU Electrical Engineering:
Magnetic Materials for On-chip Integrated Inductors

Thursday, May 7, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
BILL COWELL, OSU Electrical Engineering:
Collection and Analysis of Materials Science Data: Science Meets Statistics

Monday, April 27, 2 pm, Rogers 226

Graduate Defense
FARZANEH FARHANGMEHR, Candidate for MS in ME, OSU School of MIME:
Optimal Risk-Based Integrated Design (ORBID) for Multidisciplinary Complex Systems

Thursday, April 30, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
ADAM HIGGINS, OSU Chemical Engineering:
Long term stabilization of living cells and tissues by cryopreservation

Thursday, April 23, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
MARGARET ZIOMEK-MOROZ, National Energy Technology Laboratory, Albany, OR:
Corrosion Effects on Alloy Reliability in Energy Generation Systems

Monday, April 13, 4 pm, Gilbert 324

Materials Science Seminar
WILFRED PRELLIER, Laboratoire CRISMAT, CNRS UMR 6508, ENSICAEN:
Stabilisation of multifunctional artificial superlattices

Thursday, April 16, 3:15 pm, Withycomb 217

Materials Science Seminar
HIDEO OHNO, 2009 IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer, Tohoku University, Japan:
Spintronics: Nanoscience and Nanoelectronics

Monday, April 6, 4 pm, Rogers 226

MIME Graduate Defense
CODY RAY, Candidate for Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, OSU School of MIME:
Modeling and Control of a Biologically Inspired Compliant Structure

Thursday, April 9, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
TAMI LASSETER CLARE, Department of Chemistry, Portland State University:
Coordinating a three-year study on federally-compliant protective clear coatings for artistic metalwork

Thursday, Arpil 2, 3 pm, Dearborn 303

Materials Science Seminar
DAN HARLAN, OSU Radiation Safety:
X-Ray Diffraction Safety Seminar