Epstein Institute Seminar Series

DEI seminar, Spring 2012
EEB 248
Tuesday, 3:30-5:00pm

01/10: Qifa Zhou, University of Southern California, Novel Integrated Optical Modality with Ultrasound Transducer for Biomedical Intravascular Imaging
01/17: Enid Montague, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Trust in Sociotechnical Health Care Systems
01/24: Elizabeth Pate-Cornell, Stanford University, Risk Analysis in Real Life and Recent Developments Including Games
01/31: Wei Chen, Northwestern University, Model Uncertainty Quantification and Objective-Oriented Sampling in Simulation-Based Design under Uncertainty
02/07: Gideon Weiss, University of Haifa, Israel, Skill Based Service Systems
02/14: Robert C. Leachman, University of California, Berkeley, Asia – USA Import Supply Chains: Current Practices, Trends and Recommendations
02/21: Shreyes N. Melkote, Georgia Tech, Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Manufacturing: Issues, Solutions and Challenges
03/06: Wei Sun, Drexel University, Printing In Vitro Biological Model for Tissue Science and Engineering
03/20: Cerry Klein, University of Missouri, Columbia, Current and Future Research Directions in Industrial and Systems Engineering
03/27: Julie Ivy, North Carolina State University, Patient-based Pharmaceutical Inventory Management - A Two-Stage Inventory and Production Model for Perishable Products with Markovian Demand
04/03: Xiaochun Li, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Scalable Nanomanufacturing of High Performance Metallic Nanomaterials
04/17: Jianjun Shi, Georgia Tech, Statistics Methods Driven by Engineering Model for System Performance Improvements