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INSTITUTE for ADVANCED STUDY
HKUST JOCKEY CLUB INSTITUTE for ADVANCED STUDY Table of ConTenT Message froM The Director 2 Vision anD Mission 3 an inTellectual hub 4 ias Director anD exeCuTiVe Director ias PROFESSORS ias VisiTing Professors ias senior VisiTing fellows ias affiliaTe MeMbers anD ias VisiTing FELLOWS ias fellowshiP PrograM for hKusT faCulTy a PlaTFORM FOR SYNERGY anD CuTTing-eDge researCh 17 ias PrograMs gorDon researCh ConferenCes an inCubaTor FOR new iniTiaTiVes 21 a new hoMe 23 Donors 25 aPPenDiCes 26 i. ias inTernaTional Advisory boarD ii. ias AcaDeMiC worKing grouP iii. ias eVenTs sinCe June 2006 1 MESSAGE froM The DireCTor Welcome to the hKUSt JocKey clUb InStItUte for AdvAnced StUdy (IAS)! IAS is committed to providing a platform for catalytic interaction among the world’s foremost scientists and scholars to pursue enduring knowledge. It spearheads both fundamental and applied research relevant to the region’s socio-economic development. It aims to MESSAGE nurture gifted students and postdoctoral fellows in the pursuit of knowledge. It raises community interest in the latest scientific and FROM THE technological discoveries. DIRECTOR The Institute recruits top-notch scholars as IAS Professors to further elevate the academic standing of HKUST and Hong Kong, invites intellectual leaders in their respective areas to visit and interact with the local academic community, and engages outstanding HKUST faculty to lead frontier research projects. It champions collaborative research across disciplines and institutions. It supports initiatives that are important for the advancement of HKUST and Hong Kong. It organizes and sponsors activities ranging from lectures and forums, conferences and workshops, to topical research programs. -
MROP 2014 Bios Revised
Materials Research Outreach Program Symposium February 5-6, 2013, Corwin Pavilion, University Center UCSB Participants Professor Emeritus S. James Allen Physics, KITP Phone: (805) 893-7134 Email: [email protected] S. James Allen, received a Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from M.I.T. in 1965. He was appointed Professor of Physics and Director of the Quantum Institute at UCSB in 1991, and recently served as Chair of Physics, 2000-05. In 2009 he became emeritus and was appointed Research Professor of Physics. Prior to that, he had been a member of technical staff at Bell Labs, where he was recognized as a “Distinguished Member of Technical Staff”, had availed himself of a Bell Labs supported leave at the Royal School of Mines, Imperial College London and later joined Bellcore as District Research Manager of Solid State Physics Research. He has also been an adjunct professor at Northeastern University and at Princeton University. Professional service has included election as Member at Large of the Executive Committee of the Division of Condensed Matter Physics of the A.P.S. where he served on the Strategic Planning Committee and on the Nominating Committee. He has also served on the Editorial Board of Physical Review. In 1995 he won a Humboldt Science Award, is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Jim has co-authored more than 200 publications on transport and terahertz excitations in semiconductor nano-structures, hot-electron dynamics, high temperature superconductivity, magnetism, superionic conductors, metal physics, clathrate inclusion compounds, protein dynamics and complex oxide heterostructures. -
The Path to Prominence™
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Chemical Engineering Alumni News Delaware First The Path to PartnershipDiversity ™ Engagement Prominence Impact Delaware Alumni Reception Monday, November 17, 2008 7-10 p.m. WHAT’S INSIDE Carpenters’ Hall 320 Chestnut Street Letter from the Chair .............................. 2 Philadelphia, PA Coordinator Message............................. 3 www.aiche.org/annual Class Notes................................................. 6 Seminars ..................................................16 Alumni Reception .................................17 Highlights.................................................20 Al Uebler 30 years ............................20 Engineers Without Borders ........22 Teaching Fellows ...........................23 Faculty & Department News .............24 TWF Russell Symposium 2009 ...........32 Students Recognized ..........................40 2007-08 Contributions ..........................................43 Lette R FROM the Chai RM an elcome to the 2008 about these and other achievements of merit by our Alumni Newsletter! faculty, graduate and undergraduate students. WAs I noted last year, I am also pleased to report that we have a record “a lot can happen in a year” incoming graduate class (30 accepts) and a near record – what an understatement! 109 (and still counting) incoming freshman class (Per- The first year with our new haps the record salaries offered the graduating class of President, Dr. Patrick (Pat) 2008 have had an effect?). Our Energy and Biochemical Harker can best be described