Poster Presentations From SSES Research Forum Now Available OnlineBy Pete Brown - April 21, 2009, 2:04 pmEngineering researchers with a focus on sustainable engineered systems got a glimpse of the shape of things to come at a sustainability research forum organized by the College of Engineering on April 3. More than 30 poster presentations with a theme of sustainability were on display, and a talk was given by Michael Reischman, deputy assistant director at the National Science Foundation’s Directorate for Engineering.
Of the 30-plus posters presented at the research forum, 24 have been made available in PDF form. Many thanks to Jo Leeming in the department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering.
List of Poster Presentations Winning the Global Race for Solar Silicon Sustainable Manufacturing in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Biologically Inspired Nanomanufacturing Engineering High-Temperature Materials Low ESH-Impact Gate Stack Fabrication by Selective Surface Chemistry Novel Metrology for Application in Wet Surface Preparation of Patterned Wafers Arid Lands Sustainable Bioenergy Institute (ALSBI) Mitigating Damages to the Natural and Built Environment from Geohazards Modeling & Management of Distributed PV Generation, Storage, and (Smart) Grid Charge Generation and Transport in Nanoheterogeneous Materials Algae Biofuels: Designing Biofuels We Can Believe In Storage of Renewable Energy Using CAES Multiscale/Multiphysics Framework for Engineering Problems: From Transportation Modeling to Materials and Structural Mechanics Controlled Environments: Plant Production Technology Addresses Global Issues with Sustainable Biological Systems Sustainable Inland Desalination Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) of Thin Films for Solar Energy WISER Water: Whole-scale Integration of Social and Engineering Research to Manage Water Resources Scaled Demonstrator of Solar Tower Plant Flow Control for Wind Turbine Applications Integrating Entrepreneurship in Engineering The ATLAS Center: Transportation Systems, Planning Management, and Operations Development of a Center for Multiscale/Multiphysics Research for Sustainable Engineering Systems Novel Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Mitigating the Footprint of Mineral Processing Energy Saving Opportunities in Mining Optimization of Water Resources Sustainable Resource Development of Critical Earth Materials Grand Challenges in Resource Development Solar Energy Storage Using Compressed Air in Geologic Repositories |
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