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01:24:20 A Bridge Between Architecture and Civil… A Bridge Between Architecture and Civil Engineering - Santiago Calatrava	A Bridge Between Architecture and Civil Engineering - Santiago Calatrava Special public lecture presented on December 13, 2013 from 2:00- 3:00 pm in the LeCraw Auditorium, Scheller College of Business. https://mediaspace.gatech.edu/media/calatrava_master_50048/1_to7uomd2 bridge jewish theology topography people european capitals of culture performing arts technicians and worship services rail transport iso basic latin letters countries of the mediterranean sea d.c. station fall 2013 christian terms landscape medical terminology bridges sociology member states of the union for the mediterranean eastern orthodoxy concrete interesting place oral communication christianity georgia tech fia reconstruction breach liberal democracies college of computing christian liturgy architectural elements transportation building engineering roofs landscape architecture rites structural system structural engineering college of architecture construction. construction recorded by gtlibrary p.. streets in manhattan thing warner bros. records albums building urban studies and planning geography terminology educational psychology neighborhoods religious places member states of the united nations enthusiastic physical geography disease experience human anatomy youth communications bicontinental countries architect architecture western europe childhood christian theology From Katie Gentilello on March 24th, 2017 96 plays 0 name Santiago Calatrava Date December 13th, 2013
01:03:06 Particle-Stabilized Emulsions and the Surprising… Particle-Stabilized Emulsions and the Surprising Effects of Particle Charge and Nano-Scale Roughness - Sven Behrens	Particle-Stabilized Emulsions and the Surprising Effects of Particle Charge and Nano-Scale Roughness - Sven Behrens It has been known for more than a century that colloidal particles with the “right” wetting properties can stabilize emulsions, much like surfactants or amphiphilic polymers do. Today,… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 7 plays 0 name Sven Behrens Date December 10th, 2013
01:49:59 Roundtable Discussion: 50 Years of Diversity in… Roundtable Discussion: 50 Years of Diversity in the Atlanta AEC Community - Stefan Chase et al	Roundtable Discussion: 50 Years of Diversity in the Atlanta AEC Community - Stefan Chase et al NOMA Atlanta second event in celebration of 50 Years of Diversity in the Atlanta AEC Community: Celebrating our Trailblazers of Change which honors The 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary college of design school of architecture school of architecture lectures From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 5 plays 0 name Stefan Chase et al Date October 16th, 2013
51:08 Mythbusting Scientific Knowledge Transfer with… Mythbusting Scientific Knowledge Transfer with nanoHUB.org: Collaborative Research and Dissemination with Quantifiable Impact on Research and Education - Timothy Fisher	Mythbusting Scientific Knowledge Transfer with nanoHUB.org: Collaborative Research and Dissemination with Quantifiable Impact on Research and Education - Timothy Fisher In the 1960’s, university-based open source code development and sharing led to breakthroughs in the electronic design software that ultimately powered the semiconductor industry. Other… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 3 plays 0 name Timothy Fisher Date October 22nd, 2013
45:08 Nanoscience of Metal Silicate-Based Pigments -… Nanoscience of Metal Silicate-Based Pigments - Tina Salguero	Nanoscience of Metal Silicate-Based Pigments - Tina Salguero The colored component of several important ancient pigments, including Egyptian blue and Han blue, are based on alkali earth copper tetrasilicate materials. In recent work, we have found that these… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 5 plays 0 name Tina Salguero Date September 24th, 2013
01:02:36 Plasma Etching at IEN: An Overview of Equipment… Plasma Etching at IEN: An Overview of Equipment and Processes - Hang Chen	Plasma Etching at IEN: An Overview of Equipment and Processes - Hang Chen Plasma etching has become one of the most important techniques in IC fabrication. It plays a critical role in creating geometries of extremely small size for highly integrated devices. Plasma… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 5 plays 0 name Hang Chen Date September 10th, 2013
50:12 Fabrication, Characterization, and Modeling of… Fabrication, Characterization, and Modeling of Silicon-on-Insulator Field-Effect-Transistor Nanoribbon Biosensors - Eric M. Vogel	Fabrication, Characterization, and Modeling of Silicon-on-Insulator Field-Effect-Transistor Nanoribbon Biosensors - Eric M. Vogel For over 30 years, field effect transistors (FETs) have been used as sensors. In the past, Ion-Sensitive-FETs (ISFET) were based on bulk Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (MOS) FET designs and the device… georgia tech fall 2013 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 27th, 2017 8 plays 0 name Eric M. Vogel Date August 27th, 2013