• CMB Seminar: Tracey Peake

    Bureau of Mines 201

    Title: Communicating Science to the Public (Workshop) Abstract: Gain hands-on practice in explaining your research without using jargon. You’ll learn how to craft an elevator pitch to help you get the attention of people outside your field — including potential supporters of your work.

  • CMB Seminar: Lucia Stein-Montalvo

    Bureau of Mines 201

    Title: Shape-shifting mechanics for adaptive cities Abstract: Rapid urbanization is intertwined with urgent, climate change related threats to human well-being and environmental health. Meanwhile, much of our built environment relies on static structures, which require substantial energy input for cooling and other interventions -- resources often unavailable to much of the global population. Addressing these challenges requires sustainable designs,…

  • Physics Colloquium: José Alvarado

    Title: Adaptability Through Control in Robotic and Active Systems Abstract: One of the hallmarks of adaptive matter is the ability to sense and respond to the environment. How can we engineer soft matter systems to exhibit such behavior? In this talk, I will present our recent findings on systems driven by centimeter-scale actuators (electric motors)…

  • Final Defense – Robert Valdillez

    Riddick 202 (Grad Suite conference room)

    Environmental Isolation of a Neutron Interferometer Using a Vacuum Chamber and Precision Measurement of Silicon Higher-Order Structure Factors Using Pendellösung Interferometry

  • Final Defense – Rachel Evans

    Riddick 415 2401 Stinson Drive, Raleigh, NC, United States

    Studies of DNA Mismatch Repair: Recognition by MutS and Regulation of MutL

  • Final Defense – Kaixin Song

    Riddick 202 (Grad Suite conference room)

    Spectroscopic Studies of 24Mg in the Context of Na-O Anticorrelation in Globular Clusters