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Prof Guido Martinelli: three roads to find new physics beyond the standard model
2020-03-14
The scientific interests of Prof. Martinelli are focused on elementary particle physics and phenomenology. He is author of more than 200 papers in international journals that have received about 21000 citations (InSpires h-factor 75).
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Prof.Steven Constable: Water and Electricity Do Mix: Studying Plates, Petroleum and Permafrost Using Marine Electromagnetism
2020-03-10
Steven Constable is a distinguished professor of geophysics at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego. He received a B.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Western Australia (1979) and Australian National University (1983), respectively. Over the last two decades, he has been a world leader in the development of marine electromagnetic sensors for offshore exploration.
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Prof.He Heyong: the Application of Solid-state NMR in Heterogeneous Catalysis
2020-03-10
On the afternoon of November 7, 2019, Professor He Heyong, Head of the Department of Chemistry of Fudan University, was invited to come to SUSTech and attend the 24th Science Lectureof the College of Sciences, giving our teachers and students a wonderful academic report themed "Application of solid-state NMR in heterogeneous catalysis" in Room 110, the Lecture Hall of School Library. This lecture was chaired by Professor Huang Limin from the Department of Chemistry of the College of Sciences.
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Prof. George Schatz: Quantum Effects and Plasmonics
2020-03-10
George C. Schatz is Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University. He also has a courtesy appointment in Chemical and Biological Engineering and is associated with the Applied Physics Program.
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Dr.Kurt M. Strack Using Geo-electromagnetic Methods in a Responsible Way to Support Humanity and Minimize Ca
2020-03-10
Dr. K.M. Strack is president of KMS Technologies- KJT Enterprises Inc. The Russian Academy of Science elected him a Foreign Member.
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Dennis K. J. Lin Ghost Data
2020-03-10
Dr. Dennis K. J. Lin is a university distinguished professor of supply chain and statistics at Penn State University.