Technical Calendar
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The "Gene" Within Metal-Organic Frameworks
Omar M. Yaghi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and
The University of California, Berkeley
CNMS Discovery Seminar Series
11:00 AM —
12:00 PM,
SNS Central Laboratory and Office Building (8600),
Iran Thomas Auditorium (Room A-103)
Contact: Sean Smith (smithsc@ornl.gov), 865.574.5081
BSEC 2013: Collaborative Biomedical Innovations
Multiple speakers, multiple disciplines, multiple affiliations
Computational Sciences and Engineering Division Conference
1:00 PM —
5:00 PM,
Conference Center (Building 5200), Tennessee Room (202 A, B, C)
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: May 1.
RSVP.
The conference continues on May 22 and 23, starting at 8 am.
It ends at 11:30 am on May 23.
Contact: Georgia Tourassi (tourassig@ornl.gov), 865.576.4829
Wednesday, May 22
Magnetic Structure and Electric Field Effects
in Multiferroic BiFeO3
Valery Kiryukhin, Rutgers University, New Jersey
Materials Science and Technology Division, Materials Theory Group, Seminar
11:00 AM —
12:00 PM,
Chemical and Material Sciences Building (4100), Room J-302
Contact: Randy Fishman (fishmanrs@ornl.gov), 865.574.5786
Thursday, May 23
Unknotting Challenging Questions in Protein Physics using Wang-Landau Sampling
Thomas Wuest, Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL,
National Center for Computational Sciences Seminar
10:00 AM —
11:00 AM,
Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (Building 5100) Auditorium (Room 128)
Contact: Markus Eisenbach (eisenbachm@ornl.gov ), 865.241.1342
Enhancement of Low-field Magnetoresistance in Manganite: Insulator Composite Films
Margo Staruch, University of Connecticut, Storrs
Materials Science & Technology Division Seminar
11:00 AM —
12:00 PM,
Building 4100, Room J-302
Contact: Ho Nyung Lee (hnlee@ornl.gov), 865.574.9782
Hadronic Parity Violation, Lattice QCD, and High Performance Computing
Joseph V. Wasem, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA
ORNL Physics Division Seminar
3:00 PM —
4:00 PM,
ORNL, Building 6008, Large Conference Room
Refreshments at 2:40 p.m.
Contact: Alfredo Galindo-Uribarri (uribarri@ornl.gov), 865.574.6124
Friday, May 24
Materials in silico: Structure, transport, and functionalization
Dr. Mark E. Tuckerman, New York University , New York
Chemical Sciences Division Seminar
9:00 AM —
10:00 AM,
Building 4500-N
Contact: Phil Britt (brittpf@ornl.gov), 865.574.4986
The Futures of Tsubame Supercomputer and the Japanese HPCI Towards Exascale
Satoshi Matsuoka, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Future Technologies Group Seminar
10:00 AM —
11:00 AM,
Conference Center, Building 5200, Room 202-A
Satoshi Matsuoka, Global Scientific Information and Computing Center, Department of Mathematical and Computing Sciences, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Contact: Jeff Vetter (vetter@ornl.gov), 865.576.7115
Three Cs of Advanced Iris Biometrics:
Crypts, Cosmetics, and Contact Lenses
Patrick Flynn, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana
Measurement Science and Systems Engineering Division Lecture Series
10:30 AM —
11:30 AM,
Engineering Technology Facility (Building 5800), Room F-202
Contact: Chris Boehnen (boehnencb@ornl.gov), 865.241.8834
Energy Security and Small Modular Reactors:
A Department of Defense Leadership Opportunity
and
Subversion of Critical Components in the Kill Chain:
Securing Air Force Weapon Systems Against Embedded Cyber Threats
Trish Sexton and Matt Poisson, 2012–2013 Air Force Fellows, ORNL
Global Security Directorate Seminar
1:00 PM —
2:30 PM,
Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (Building 5100),
Auditorium (Room 128)
Contact: Kim Miner (minerkk@ornl.gov), 865.574.5926
Friday, May 31
Multiscale Material Modeling with Peridynamics
Dr. Pablo Seleson, The University of Texas at Austin, ORNL
Computer Science and Mathematics Division Seminar
10:00 AM —
11:00 AM,
Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (JICS Auditorium), Building 5100, Room 128
CSMD Seminar Series
Contact: Clayton Webster (webstercg@ornl.gov), 865.574.3649
Wednesday, June 05
Recent Development Activities for Creep-Resistant,
Alumina-Forming Austenitic Stainless Steel Alloys
Yukinori Yamamoto , Materials Science and Technology Division, ORNL
Materials and Chemistry Seminar Series
10:00 AM —
11:00 AM,
Building 4500-N, Weinberg Auditorium
Coffee and Cookies will be available from 9:30 to 10:00.
Contact: Adrian Sabau (sabaua@ornl.gov), 865.241.5145
Tuesday, June 11
Field-induced thermal transport in Bose-Einstein condensation antiferromagnets
Sasha Chernyshev, University of California, Irvine
Materials Science & Technology Division Seminar
11:00 AM —
12:00 PM,
Building 4100, Room C-201
Contact: Brian Sales (salesbc@ornl.gov), 865.576.7646
Monday, June 17
Third Annual Neutron Scattering For Novices Workshop
Multiple speakers, multiple disciplines, from multiple locations
Joint Institute for Neutron Sciences–ORNL Neutron Sciences Directorate Workshop
8:00 AM —
5:00 PM,
SNS Central Laboratory and Office Building (8600)
RSVP. Citizens: May 31; non-citizens: May 16.
The workshop continues until 1 pm on Tuesday, June 18.
Contact: Meiyun Chang-Smith (changsmithm@ornl.gov), 865.574.9065
COMSOL Multiphysics Symposium and Seminar
Daniel A. Smith, Lead Developer, COMSOL, Inc., Boston, MA
Research Reactors Division Seminar
9:00 AM —
5:00 PM,
Building 5200 (Visitor Center), Room 202C (Tennessee Room)
The Symposium will be in the morning starting at 9am until Noon. After a lunch break, a COMSOL seminar will feature Daniel A. Smith, a lead developer of the Plasma, Microfluidics, MEMS, Particle Tracing, Molecular Flow, and Semiconductor modules of COMSOL Multiphysics product suite.
Please register for this event at the following COMSOL web site: http://www.comsol.com/events/cmsas/25601/
Contact: James D. Freels (freelsjd@ornl.gov), 865.576.8645
Tuesday, June 18
Development and Applications of Organic Porous Materials through Dynamic Covalent Chemistry
Wei Zhang, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Colorado,
Physical Sciences Directorate Seminar
10:00 AM —
11:00 AM,
Building 4100, Room C-301
Contact: Deen Jiang (jiangd@ornl.gov), 865.574.5199


