January 29, 2010
Speaker: Howard Stone, Princeton University, (Haythornthwaite Lecture)
Title: Challenges in Micro Fluid Flows: Controlling Particles and Mixing
Flyer ^[1]

February 5, 2010
Speaker: Paulo Arratia, University of Pennsylvaia,
Title: Viscoelastic fluid thinning & breakup in microchannels
Flyer ^[2]

February 12, 2010
Speaker: Alex Fridman, Drexel Plasma Institute,
Title: Plasma in Energy, Environment and Medicine
Flyer ^[3]

February 26, 2010
Speaker: Carol van Hartesveldt, NSF, (Haythornthwaite Lecture)
Title: Graduate Education Perspectives on the Future
Flyer ^[4]

March 5, 2010
Speaker: Dunbar P. Birnie, Rutgers University,
Title: “Solar-to-Vehicle” (S2V) as a Practical Step Toward Broader
Transportation Electrification
Flyer ^[5]

March 19, 2010
Speaker: Hashem Ashrafiuon, Villanova University,
Topic: Control Theory

March 26, 2010
Speaker: Jill S. Higginson, University of Delaware,
Topic: Biomechanics

April 2, 2010
Speaker: Alp Oztekin, Lehigh University,
Topic: Fluid Mechanics

April 9, 2010
Speaker: Saqib Rehman, Temple University Hospital,
Title: How engineering can help clinical orthopaedic surgeons

April 30, 2010
Speaker: Valery Roy, University of Delaware,
Topic: Nonlinear Dynamics and Fluids

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