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[12:00] Chemistry Colloquium
- Description:
- SPEAKER: Professor Karl J. Hale,
Director of SynBiOC and Associate Editor of Organic Letters,
The School of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering,
and the Centre for Cancer Research & Cell Biology (CCRCB),
Queen's University Belfast, David Keir Building,
Stranmillis Road, Belfast BT9 5AG, Northern Ireland, UK.
TITLE: " A New Synthetic Route to the Powerful Antitumour Lactone,
(-)-Echinosporin "
DATE: Friday 29^th November 2013
TIME: 12:00
ROOM: Chemistry Seminar Room
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[16:10] MST colloquium
- Description:
- Speaker
Michael Taroudakis
Affiliation
Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics,
University of Crete and IACM, FORTH
Title
Acoustical methods for the monitoring of the marine environment
Location
Department of Physics Bldg., Voutes, 3rd floor Seminar Room
Time
16:15
Language
English
Abstract
Acoustic waves are efficient carriers of information on the domain through which they propagate. Especially in sea water acoustics play
the role of electromagnetic waves in the atmosphere, and they are extensively used for communication for source and target localization
and identification, as well as for general monitoring of the properties of the marine environment.
The presentation summarizes the history of underwater acoustics, give some hints on the theoretical background of acoustic wave propagation in the marine environment, addressing both the forward and inverse problems related to the numerous applications of acoustical oceanography and concludes with some ideas on the development of acoustical observatories for the continuous monitoring of the marine environment.
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November 2013
