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Spring 2000, Merck Collaboratus Seminar Series

Collaboratus (Latin meaning "to labor together") is a series of lectures highlighting the cross-disciplinary and collaborative efforts of scientists. Although the main focus of the series will be on the efforts of chemical and biochemical engineers, the collaborative efforts of scientists in related fileds will also be highlighted. Sponsered by Merck and Company, the series will host distinguished speakers from the international scientific community. Please accept our invitation to attend Collaboratus.

This is the tenth year of the Series and our Collaboratus speakers are:

Mar. 23, 2000	Prof. Alexander Kilbanov, MIT Recent Advances in Nonaqueous Biochemistry
Apr. 6, 2000	Prof. W. Harmon Ray, University of Wisconsin Some Issues in Understanding Polymerization Processes
Apr. 13, 2000	Prof. Clayton J. Radke, University of California, Berkeley Protein Adsorption of Fluid/Fluid Interfaces: Birth and Death
Apr. 27, 2000	Prof. L. Gary Leal, University of California, Santa Barbara Studies of Droplet Coalescence and Breakup in Velocity Gradient
May 11, 2000	Prof. Frank S. Bates, University of Minnesota Block Copolymers - From Melts to Micelles

These are all held on Thursdays in the Fiber Optics Auditorium, Busch Campus, from 9:50 to 11:10 a.m. Refreshments are served at 9:30 a.m.

For further information call (732) 445 - 4949 or 2228