BIOE Seminar Series: Fall 2016

Join us for the Bioengineering Seminar Series, which brings experts from around the country to campus to discuss their recent findings. Everyone is welcome!

Seminars are held Fridays, 9:00 a.m.—9:50 a.m., in the Pepco Room (1105) of the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building, unless otherwise noted.

Questions? Want to meet the speaker? Please contact Assistant Professor Silvina Matysiak (matysiak@umd.edu).

You can find all of these seminars, as well as others of potential interest, on our events calendar.

Fall 2016

Dates, titles and abstracts will be added as they are scheduled and received.
Last updated 12/1/16

Date	Speaker	Host
Sept. 9	Overcoming Biological Barriers for Drug Delivery Samir Mitragotri Director, Center for Bioengineering Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering University of California, Santa Barbara Abstract »	Muro
Sept. 16	CANCELLED
Sept. 23	Direct Visualization of Nanoscale Nucleation, Growth, and Assembly Dynamics with In situ Electron Microscopy Taylor Woehl Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering University of Maryland Abstract »	Matysiak
Sept. 30	Engineered Proteins and Peptides as Versatile Biological Tools Amy Karlsson Assistant Professor Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering University of Maryland Abstract »	Matysiak
Oct. 5—8	BMES Conference

Nov. 4	How to make pores in biological membranes Max Berkowitz Professor Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Biophysical Chemistry University of North Carolina Abstract »	Matysiak
Nov. 11	Nano/Meso-scale principles and applications with flexibility: From delivery and self-recognition to differentiation Dennis Discher Robert D. Bent Professor Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Bioengineering Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics University of Pennsylvania Abstract »	Muro
Nov. 18	GRADUATE STUDENTS' CHOICE SEMINAR Recapitulating Embryonic Development to Regenerate Tendon with Stem Cells Catherine Kuo Associate Professor Department of Biomedical Engineering University of Rochester Abstract »	Matysiak
Nov. 25	No Seminar—Thanksgiving Break
Dec. 2	BIG TEN EXCHANGE PROGRAM SEMINAR Bio-chemo-mechanics of Presbyopia and Ocular Trauma Mathew Reilly Assistant Professor Opthalmology Biomedical Engineering The Ohio State University Abstract »	Matysiak
Dec. 9	Membrane-binding and aggregation thermodynamics explain the mechanism and selectivity of antimicrobial lipopeptides: results from molecular simulation Alan Grossfield University of Rochester Medical Center School of Medicine and Dentistry Abstract »	Matysiak

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