CEBC Seminars and Colloquia, 2004

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These seminars were presented during 2004, and recorded with the permission of the presenters. They are for the use of CEBC students and faculty only, and are password protected. Please e-mail for the password, or for any assistance you might require. The title link will open a Microsoft Producer file that presents the video with slides synchronized to the video. You will need to use one of the browsers listed above to view the combined video and PowerPoint presentations: Please be patient while the video loads. The clickable table of contents does not function in Netscape.

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Title, Presenter	Date	PPT only
Analysis of CO2-expanded Solvents for Modeling Supercritical Antisolvent Process: Mamata Mukhopadhyay (IIT Bombay)	08/10/2004
The Nature of What’s to Come:Tom Binder & Mark Matlock (ADM)	08/09/2004
Process Engineering; Role in CEBC: Kent Pennybaker (River City Engineering)	08/04/2004
Process Development Workshop: Kent Pennybaker (River City Engineering)	08/04/2004
Emerging Applications of Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis in Pharmaceuticals: R.V. Chaudhari (Nat'l Chemical Lab., Pune, India)	06/15/2004

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