Nanoscience Center events and dissertations

Events and dissertations at the Nanoscience Center.
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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YAA303

Freswater fatty-acid rcology from individuals to meta-ecosystems

Fernando Chaguaceda, SLU, Sweden
Science events
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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Puutarhurintalo

Wisdom Coffee Conversations: Situating Interspecies Justice in Sustainability

The House of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events for learning and discussion. In October, our presenter is Assistant Professor Anna Wienhues from KU Leuven (Belgium).
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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MaD245

Seminar on Stochastics and PDEs: Jarkko Siltakoski

Regularity considerations for a parabolic equation
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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MaD 380

Geometric analysis seminar: Marcin Gryszówka (IMPAN)

Carleson measures on nontangentially accessible domains in Heisenberg groups
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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YNC121

Nanophysics theory seminar: Krystof Kolar (Freie Universität Berlin)

Consequences of verticality for moiré graphene multilayers
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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YAA303

Efficient plant-based production of proteins and vaccines

Omayra Bolaños-Martínez PhD, Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand and University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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MaD302

Analysis seminar: Alex Rutar (University of Jyväskylä)

Assouad dimension and regularity of microsets
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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Nordic Speech Research Forum: Associate Professor Christiane Ulbrich, University of Cologne and Professor Nicole Dehé, University of Konstanz

Heritage Icelandic and North American English: Cross-linguistic influences in phonology
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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Nanoseminar: Group of Daniel Martin Yerga

Nanoscale and high-throughput electrochemistry for a sustainable future
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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MaA204

Seminar on Stochastics and PDEs: Xilin Zhou

Path-Dependent Smoothness of Forward-Backward Differential Equations
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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YAA303

In what way does the organism-environment association drive the development and evolution of biological diversity?

Skúli Skúlason, Hólar University and the Icelandic Museum of Natural History
Eugen Popescu, ULBS, Romania
Other events
Student events
Workshops, courses and camps
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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Liikunta L303

Visiting lecturer from FORTHEM: Eugen Popescu PhD, educator and entrepreneur

Open lecture about family business in Romania
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