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50:44 Extraterrestrial Organic Analyzers: Microfluidic… Extraterrestrial Organic Analyzers: Microfluidic Approaches to Astrobiology’s Questions - Amanda Stockton	Extraterrestrial Organic Analyzers: Microfluidic Approaches to Astrobiology’s Questions - Amanda Stockton Microfluidics offers multiple unique and powerful tools with which to address astrobiology’s big questions, including “Is there life beyond Earth?” One key microfluidic technology… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 10 plays 0 name Amanda M. Stockton Date April 26th, 2016
01:19:55 Sean Carroll - The Origin of the Universe and the… Sean Carroll - The Origin of the Universe and the Arrow of Time	Sean Carroll - The Origin of the Universe and the Arrow of Time One of the most obvious facts about the universe is that the past is different from the future. We can remember yesterday, but not tomorrow; we can turn an egg into an omelet, but can't turn an… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary college of sciences school of physics school of physics public lectures From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 24 plays 0 name Sean M. Carroll Date April 11th, 2016
38:24 Advances in Ion Trap Quantum Computing - Spencer… Advances in Ion Trap Quantum Computing - Spencer Fallek	Advances in Ion Trap Quantum Computing - Spencer Fallek With the advent of very-large-scale integration (VLSI), we have seen incredible improvements in computational power over the past four decades. However, there are certain problems which are… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 7 plays 0 name Spencer Fallek Date April 12th, 2016
46:53 To What Extent Can Complex Two‐Phase Transport Be… To What Extent Can Complex Two‐Phase Transport Be Manipulated at Micro/Nanoscale? - Chen Li	To What Extent Can Complex Two‐Phase Transport Be Manipulated at Micro/Nanoscale? - Chen Li Two-phase transport is promising in addressing the cooling challenges facing high power microelectronics. Through evaporation of latent heat, two-phase heat transfer can enable a uniform… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 4 plays 0 name Chen Li Date March 29th, 2016
44:15 Commercialization and Public Values Implications… Commercialization and Public Values Implications of Nanotechnology - Jan Youtie	Commercialization and Public Values Implications of Nanotechnology - Jan Youtie This talk defines public values and examines how these values can be mapped into the Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program in the context of the emergence of nanotechnology. I-Corps is a program begun… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 8 plays 0 name Jan Youtie Date March 8th, 2016
57:27 Pathways to Improved Performance of… Pathways to Improved Performance of Electrochemical Systems Through an Understanding of Dynamic Materials Processes - Matt McDowell	Pathways to Improved Performance of Electrochemical Systems Through an Understanding of Dynamic Materials Processes - Matt McDowell Dynamic materials processes such as phase transformations, corrosion, and nucleation/growth can play key roles during operation of devices for electrochemical energy storage and conversion; often,… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 4 plays 0 name Matt McDowell Date February 9th, 2016
42:55 Structure – Process - Property… Structure – Process - Property Relationships Governing Solution Processed Semiconductor Performance - Elsa Reichmanis	Structure – Process - Property Relationships Governing Solution Processed Semiconductor Performance - Elsa Reichmanis Polymeric semiconductors are promising materials for the commercialization of large‐area, low‐cost and flexible electronics. Their electrical properties are extremely sensitive to structure at… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 3 plays 0 name Elsa Reichmanis Date January 26th, 2016
01:07:41 Healthy Dissent: Urban Ecologies and the Art of… Healthy Dissent: Urban Ecologies and the Art of Relational Politics - Michael J. Montoya	Healthy Dissent: Urban Ecologies and the Art of Relational Politics - Michael J. Montoya Michael J. Montoya presents the Spring Public Lecture of the Working Group on Race and Racism in Contemporary Biomedicine, an interdisciplinary and cross-institution initiative supported by GT-FIRE.… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary ivan allen college of liberal arts school of literature media and communication school of literature media and communication invited speakers lmc invited speakers From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 8 plays 0 name Michael J. Montoya Date January 25th, 2016
53:29 Inkjet‐/3D‐Printed Paper/Polymer‐Based… Inkjet‐/3D‐Printed Paper/Polymer‐Based "Green" RFID and Wireless Sensor Nodes: The Final Step to Bridge Cognitive Intelligence - Manos M. Tentzeris	Inkjet‐/3D‐Printed Paper/Polymer‐Based "Green" RFID and Wireless Sensor Nodes: The Final Step to Bridge Cognitive Intelligence - Manos M. Tentzeris In this talk, inkjet-printed flexible antennas, RF electronics and sensors fabricated on paper and other polymer (e.g.LCP) substrates are introduced as a system-level solution for ultra-low-cost mass… georgia tech spring 2016 recorded by gtlibrary institute for electronics and nanotechnology nano@tech lecture series From Katie Gentilello on February 28th, 2017 4 plays 0 name Manos M. Tentzeris Date January 12th, 2016