Serge Nakhmanson presented an invited talk entitled Computational design of multifunctional layered-oxide materials across length scales at the XXI Czech-Polish seminar on structural and ferroelectric phase transitions in Sezimovo Usti, Chech Republic, that was held on May 19-23, 2014.
(Photographer: Jan Kroupa)
Serge — the self-described “digital alchemist” and an Ohio University alum (Ph.D. in Physics in 2001) — presented the Physics & Astronomy Colloquium on Computational Design of Multifunctional Complex-oxide Materials Across Length Scales on Friday, March 21, 2014, during a two day visit to his Alma Mater hosted by Serge’s Ph.D. advisor Prof. David Drabold.
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| David Drabold (left) and Serge at Clippinger Labs, circa March 2014. | David is doing the introductions before the beginning of the colloquium. |
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for passing the Ph.D. qualifying exam. Not yet official news, but completely unlikely to change. Well done, Krishna!