CEBC Seminars and Colloquia, 2006

These seminars were presented during 2006, 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.

Links to the PowerPoint files in Adobe (pdf) format and the video files in streaming Windows Media Video (wmv) format are also provided, if you prefer to view them separately.

Title, Presenter	Date	Video & PPT	PPT only
"Confessions of an Industrial Scientists" Darryl Fahey, CEBC Industrial Liaison Director	11/30/2006
"A Corporate View of Intellectual Property" Scott Bloomer, Ph.D., Archer Daniels Midland, Inc.	11/09/2006
"Bringing Green Chemistry Solutions to Drug Development and Manufacture Through Biocatalysis" Alex Zaks, Ph.D., Schering-Plough Research Institute	10/26/2006
"Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator, Part I" Professional Development session for CEBC graduate students by Kathleen Ames-Oliver, Univ. of Kansas, Human Resources	10/12/2006
"Recent Developments in Chiral Catalysis at Solvias" Marc Thommen, Solvias AG Technology Company	09/21/2007
"Cargill's Approach Towards Building a Renewable Chemicals Business" Jim Millis, Technical Director for the Industrial BioProducts business unit of Cargill, Incorporated	09/07/2006
"Patenting and Commercializing Technology" Jim Baxendale (Kansas Univ. Center for Research) and Lana Knedlik (Patent Attorney)	08/31/2006
"The AlkyClean Alkylation Process - New Technology Eliminates Liquid Acids", Dr. Phillip Angevine, ABB Lummus Global	04/27/2006
CEBC Director's Update to Faculty and Students, Spring, 2006	03/09/2006
"Production of Chemicals from Renewable Feedstocks", Dr. Douglas C. Cameron, Assistant Vice President, Chief Scientist, Biotechnology, Biotechnology Development Center (BioTDC), Cargill, Incorporated	02/23/2006
Sustainability in the Chemical and Energy Industries, Jeffrey J. Siirola, Eastman Chemical Company	02/09/2006
"Societal and Technological Implications of Nanotechnology for Catalytic Systems," Earl R. Beaver, Ph.D., FAIChE Practical Sustainability, LLC Sustainability Reading List (pdf)	01/26/2006

Last updated, June 5, 2008

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