Science and Engineering Lecture Series

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  Office hours  Thursdays, 12:30pm - 1:30pm

• Office location  Access using this link: SELS

 

For information about the lecture series- please email the SELS Coordinators Dr. Nisse Goldberg or Dr. Peter Zhao

Jacksonville University welcomes and celebrates our diverse campus community. The 2021 Science and Engineering Lecture Series in the School of Sciences & Mathematics requests that our speakers use inclusive language to acknowledge diversity and convey respect to all people. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Dr. Nisse Goldberg or Dr. Peter Zhao.

2021 SELS Speakers & Talks

For more information about each speaker and their talk please, click on their respective names.

Date	Talk	Speaker
Feb 11	Darwin Week Speaker Bats Aren’t Blind but Some Might Suck Your Blood	Piper Roby Copperhead Environmental Consulting, Inc.
Feb 18	What Are The Odds? A Brief Tour of Counterintuitive Results in Probability	Aaron Montgomery Department of Mathematics  Baldwin-Wallace University
Feb 25	You Are What You Eat: How Nutrient Availability and Organic Matter Source Dictate Genomic Potential and Viral Activity in Coastal Anoxic Sediment	Jessica Labonté Department of Marine Biology  Texas A&M University at Galveston
March 4	Growth in Groups: Using Algebra and Geometry to Study Symmetries	Daniel Franz Department of Mathematics Jacksonville University
March 11	Thermo-fluid System Design for Medical Devices	Fatih Aydogan Department of Engineering Jacksonville University
March 18	From Genes and Cells to Drugs: Targeted Strategies for Drug Development	Gautam Goel Gestalt Strategies Inc.
March 25	The Emergence of Cyberterrorism	Alex Borhani CSX Technology
April 1	Crowdsourcing Recommendation System	Vivek Shandilya Department of Computing Science Jacksonville University
April 8	Human-Computer Interaction Research based on Eye Gaze and EEG	Mini Zeng Department of Computing Science Jacksonville University
April 15	New Twists on a Classic: The Cope Rearrangement	Alex Grenning Department of Chemistry  University of Florida
April 22	Metal Pollution in Aquatic Environments	Gretchen Bielmyer- Fraser Department of Chemistry Jacksonville University