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Graduate Seminars: Fall 2009

Unless otherwise noted, all seminars are 3:35-4:30 pm in 2-101 Hasselmo Hall.
Click on the seminar title for more details.

DATE

SPEAKER

14-Sep

Dawn Elliott

University of Pennsylvania

Orthopaedic Surgery; Bioengineering

Multi-scale disc mechanics: Implication for function, degeneration, and treatment

21-Sep

Chun Wang

University of Minnesota

Biomedical Engineering

Polymers for DNA Vaccine Delivery: Novel Materials and Biological Mechanisms

28-Sep

Conrad Wall

Harvard Medical School

Otology and Laryngology

Vestibular Prostheses: Engineering and Biomedical Issues

5-Oct

X. Edward Guo

Columbia University

Biomedical Engineering

Calcium Waves in Osteocyte Network under Mechanical Loading

12-Oct

Alptekin Aksan

University of Minnesota

Mechanical Engineering

Water and Life: Effects of the Changes in Water Hydrogen Bond Networking on Solutes, Macromolecules and Cells

19-Oct

Brock Tice

CardioSolv, LLC

Vice President of Operations

Insights from accurate modeling of structural and functional heterogeneities in cardiac tissue

26-Oct

Peter Bandettini

National Institute of Mental Health

Laboratory of Brain and Cognition

A closer look at dynamics, fluctuations, and patterns in functional MRI

2-Nov

George Truskey

Duke University

Biomedical Engineering

Repair of blood vessels with umbilical cord blood-derived endothelial progenitor cells

9-Nov

NO SEMINAR TODAY

16-Nov

Kristyn Masters

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Biomedical Engineering

Design of Engineered Environments to Study Tissue Repair and Disease Mechanisms

23-Nov

Narendra Simha

University of Minnesota

Biomedical Engineering

Cartilage Biomechanics, Failure and Biomechanical Markers for Osteoarthritis

30-Nov

Matt Bonner

Medtronic

Senior Principle Scientist

Understanding the electrochemical reactions taking place during neural stimulation to increase the safe charge injection limits

7-Dec

Hans Othmer

University of Minnesota

School of Mathematics; Digital Technology Center

Robustness of Pattern Formation in Development

14-Dec

Greg Molnar

Medtronic

Director of Neuromodulation Research

A scientist in industry: a career in translational research

Graduate Seminars: Fall 2009

Unless otherwise noted, all seminars are 3:35-4:30 pm in 2-101 Hasselmo Hall. Click on the seminar title for more details.

Unless otherwise noted, all seminars are 3:35-4:30 pm in 2-101 Hasselmo Hall.
Click on the seminar title for more details.