College of Science & Mathematics

IRIS

– Interdisciplinary Research Institute for the Sciences – Research – Lectures/Colloquium

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Lectures/Colloquium

Upcoming Activities

To be announced.

Past Lectures/Colloquium

Date	Title
10/02/2015	From CFCs to HFOs – improving technology one molecule at a time Professor Mads Andersen, PhD, Department of Chemistry, California State University Northridge
10/23/2015	A mathematical model for biocontrol of the invasive weed Fallopia japonica Professor Jing Li, PhD, Department of Mathematics, California State University Northridge
11/06/2015	Cell-size homeostasis in bacteria: a coordination between growth and cell cycle Professor Sattar Taheri, PhD, Department of Physics and Astronomy, California State University Northridge
11/20/2015	The Chemistry of Cloud Formation: Impacts on Earth's Climate Professor Paula Hudson, PhD, Department of Chemistry, California State University Fullerton
12/04/2015	Multiple modes of killing by an antimicrobial peptide – good for combatting antibiotic resistance Professor Anca Segall, PhD, Department of Biology, San Diego State University

Date	Titles
03/27/2015	Salmonella in your salad: When a healthy diet has an unintended outcome Professor Kerry Cooper, Ph.D. Department of Biology California State University, Northridge
04/13/2015	An adhesive organelle confers competitive advantage for bacterial colonization during Rhizobium-legume symbiosis Professor Joseph Chen, Ph.D. San Francisco State University
04/24/2015	DNA, drug design and salty water - three tales of modeling with 3D-RISMProfessor Tyler Luchko, Ph.D. Department of Physics and Astronomy California State University, Northridge

Date	Title
10/22/2013	Capitalism Must Die! Our Planet is not Expendable Stephanie McMillan award-winning journalist and cartoonist

Date	Title
02/20/2013	Technical and economic plans to power the world, U.S., and individual states for all purposes with wind, water, and sunlight Mark Jacobson, Director, Atmosphere/Energy Program, Stanford University

Date	Title
09/28/2012	Benefits and Challenges of High Spatial Resolution in Climate Models James Kinter, Director, Center for Ocean-Land-Atmospheric Studies & Professor of Climate Dynamics, George Mason University
03/12/2012	Modified green tea polyphenols as a novel approach to inhibit Herpes Simplex Viral infections Tin-Chun Chu, Seton Hall University, South Orange, New Jersey
02/14/2012	The Kolmogorov-Obukhov Theory of Turbulence Bjorn Birnir, Center for Complex and Nonlinear Science and Department of Mathematics, University of California, Santa Barbara
11/30/2011	Lower bounds on the Navier-Stokes singular set Walter Craig, McMaster University, Canada