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| 4/08/10 || Markus J. Buehler, Ph.D. <br>[[ MarkusBuehler|signup link ]]|| MIT || [[Turning weakness into strength: How protein materials balance strength, robustness and adaptability]]|| Thornton 110 || Peter Pinsky || | | 4/08/10 || Markus J. Buehler, Ph.D. <br>[[ MarkusBuehler|signup link ]]|| MIT || [[Turning weakness into strength: How protein materials balance strength, robustness and adaptability]]|| Thornton 110 || Peter Pinsky || | ||
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| − | | 4/29/10 || John Bassani, Ph.D. <br>[[JohnBassani|signup link]] || University of Pennsylvania || [[Mechanical and Chemical Effects in the Adhesion of Shells]] || | + | | 4/29/10 || John Bassani, Ph.D. <br>[[JohnBassani|signup link]] || University of Pennsylvania || [[Mechanical and Chemical Effects in the Adhesion of Shells]] || Thornton 110 || Adrian Lew || |
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| 5/06/10 || William King, Ph.D.<br>[[ BillKing|signup link ]] || UIUC || [[ Thermomechanical Probes at the Nanometer Scale]] || Thornton 110 || Beth Pruitt || | | 5/06/10 || William King, Ph.D.<br>[[ BillKing|signup link ]] || UIUC || [[ Thermomechanical Probes at the Nanometer Scale]] || Thornton 110 || Beth Pruitt || | ||