SIGMA-XI TUESDAY TALKS
Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, meets regularly for DIV III talks and a complimentary lunch throughout the year. Talks are open to all faculty, staff and students. Talks are held on Tuesdays 12:20-1:00 pm McConnell 103. A complimentary lunch is offered in McConnell Foyer – available to first 30 attendees (first come, first serve)
Spring 2023 Talk Schedule |
Sigma Xi Talk dates are shown below. If you would like to give a Sigma Xi talk, please email Bruce Hawkins |
1/31 Jesse Bellamere (BIO) “Carnivorous Plants! Ecology, Evolution and Pedagogy” 2/7 Lesley-Ann Giddings (BCH) “Microbial life at the extremes: repurposing adaptive metabolism for drugs, biocatalysts, and indicators of environmental change” 2/14 Geremias Polanco (MTH) “Sequences, Patterns and Combinatorial Games” 2/21 Becca Thomases (MTH) “How to swim through goo” “Assessing the effects of global change on local moths and butterflies” 3/7 Andrew Berke (CHM) “Peering inside: understanding aerosol chemistry through bulk-phase reaction“ 3/14 No Talk, Spring Break 3/21 Casey Berger (PHY) “Interdisciplinary methods for quantum materials: research on the boundaries of physics, high performance computing, and data science.” 3/28 Provost Office “Div3 Lab Safety and Liability Q&A” (Faculty and Staff only)” 4/4 Organizational Meeting 4/11 Shinyoung Cho (CSC) “Cybersecurity: Utilizing Models and Empirical Data to Thwart Network Attackers” 4/18 Nick Howe and Jordan Crouse (CSC) “ChatWTF: Meet the New AI” 4/25 Brianna McMillan (PSY) “Using Big Team Science to Investigate How Little Minds Develop Attentional Preferences” 5/2 Suzanne Palmer (CATS) Last one! “But What If? The Symbiotic Relationship Between Science and Science Fiction” |
This is it for the Spring semester Tuesday Talks series. |
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