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Energy Systems for the 21st Century - The 3Ds: decentralisation; decarbonisation; digitalisation
- Date:
- Oct. 21, 2020
- Time:
- 3:00-5:00pm
- Place:
- Room 203, 2nd Teaching Building
- Speaker:
- Jim McDonald
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iCANX Talks Vol.23︱Nano technology for COVID19
- Date:
- Sept. 18, 2020
- Time:
- 20:00-23:00
- Place:
- talks.ican-x.com
- Speaker:
- Paula T. Hammond (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Andre Nel (University of California, Los Angeles)
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Dynamic Latent Variable Regression for Inferential Sensor Modeling and Supervised Monitoring
- Date:
- Jan. 9th, 2020
- Time:
- 10:00am
- Place:
- Room 805, Wangkezhen Building
- Speaker:
- Qinqin Zhu
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Aeroacoustics of Metacontinua
- Date:
- Jan. 9th, 2020
- Time:
- 2:00-4:00pm
- Place:
- Room 212, COE Building No.1
- Speaker:
- Umberto Iemma
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[ November 13, 2020] JACS reports butterfly effects and bottom-up design of fused-ring electron acceptors from Xiaowei Zhan’s group
The research revealed butterfly effects in fused-ring electron acceptors (FREAs) and proposed bottom-up design of high-performance FREAs.
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[ November 04, 2020] Three researchers from the College of Engineering awarded the 2020 NSF Outstanding Young Researchers Fund
The award is a special science fund established by Natural Science Foundation (NSF) of China to recognize outstanding young scientists and researchers who have entered the forefront of world science and technology.
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[ October 27, 2020] A breakthrough of the mechanism of energy saving in collective swimming
Prof. Guangming Xie's group in the College of Engineering has found a simple yet previous unknown rule, explaining how do schooling fish save energy in collective motion.
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[ October 27, 2020] Qiushi Ren’s group from Peking University makes new progress on multi-material decomposition in spectral computed tomography
A novel deep-learning based method was proposed and carefully examined, which has been published on the journal, IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, entitled “PMS-GAN: Parallel Multi-Stream Generative Adversarial Network for Multi-Material Decomposition in Spectral Computed Tomography”.
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[ October 27, 2020] PRL reports new progress in understanding the negatively charged hydrophobic interface from Prof. Mohan Chen and his collaborators
The research team combines optical experiments with first-principles molecular dynamics simulations and proposes new insights into the microscopic origins of accumulations of OH- ions at the hydrophobic interface.
