Friday, March 22 | 3-4 p.m. | HA 325 The Formation and Evolution of Cluster GalaxiesPresented by: Wayne Barkhouse – UND Physics & Astrophysics A fundamental goal in the study of galaxy clusters is to understand how galaxies form and evolve, and to explore what impact the high-density environment has on their evolution. It is well established that galaxy morphology is […]
Friday, Feb. 22 | 3 p.m. | Hagen 325 Life after ScienceBeau Scheving (Cirrus Aircraft) For my presentation I will be exploring the differences between college and the workforce as well as the skills you learn in college you need to be successful in the workplace. From the first day you stepped onto campus your future is laid out for […]
Friday, Feb. 15 | 3 p.m. | Hagen 325 Biomedical Engineering – Utilizing STEM Fields in HealthcareAndrew Larson (Sanford Health) Biomedical engineering is a multidisciplinary field concerned with creating solutions to problems in healthcare. Some engineers find themselves interfacing with a variety of processionals to take a medical device, biotechnology, or software from concept all the way to a doctors’ […]
Friday, Feb. 8 | 3 p.m. | Hagen 325 Medical Physics as a CareerJohn Pfund, MS | Sanford Health Medical Physics is an exciting and diverse branch of physics with several different career paths. An overview of the Medical Physics field will be presented along with career options and training pathways. Interested students can check out the following link if […]
Friday, Feb. 1 | 3-3:50 p.m. | Hagen Hall 325 Modeling Electrostatic Double-Layer CapacitorsPresented by: Sylvio May From the Department of Physics at North Dakota State University This talk is about fancy capacitors that are formed by inserting a charged electrode into an electrolyte. The resulting electric double layer has a capacitance that reflects both chemical and physical properties of the […]