Hi Everyone!
Starting at 2PM!
This Friday for NSAC | Coffee Hour Special Series, our interviewee is BNC Alumni Professor-
Prof. Aaron Franklin.
Prof. Franklin received his PhD from Purdue University in 2008, completed a direct-PhD in just
3.5 years
despite the challenges of transitioning lab equipment during the founding years of Birck. Prof. Franklin was one of the members
of NSAC and has served as a docent (tour guide) for first few weeks after BNC’s opening. Currently, Prof. Franklin is Addy Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering & Professor of Chemistry at Duke University, with over 90 peer-reviewed papers and more
than 50 patents under his belt.
Join us this afternoon as shares Prof. Franklin shares a part of his academic journey with us,
and some stories from early days of BNC and NSAC.
An Interview with Prof. Aaron Franklin
When: Friday
2:00 pm (Mar-26, 2021)
Where: MS Teams https://tinyurl.com/nsac-event-26-mar-2021
(Poster by Swati Shikha)
See you soon!
Warm regards,
Nanotechnology Student Advisory Council (NSAC)
Due to COVID, Coffee Hour is moved online and will be held over MS Teams. NSAC aims at providing recognition to all our speakers, and
strives to publicize BNC and the research being carried out here to a global audience. With the speaker's permission, the recorded Coffee Hour sessions will be uploaded on NSAC's
Youtube channel for public access, with due credit to the speakers. All the interviewees will also receive a NSAC Coffee Mug as a token of appreciation.
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NSAC is a student organization that strives to enhance the communication among nanotechnology related people at Purdue. We have hosted
a bunch of academic and social events in the past years, such as Coffee Hour, Fab Forum, interactive workshops, corn maze, etc. This year, owing to the special COVID-19 circumstances, NSAC will actively shift to virtual
efforts to enhance the connections and communications within the community. Let’s make nano ‘bigger’ and stronger together.
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-----Original Appointment-----
From: Nanotechnology Student Advisory Council
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2021 7:22 PM
To: aaron.franklin@duke.edu; Nanotechnology Student Advisory Council
Cc: Bnc-grads-list@ecn.purdue.edu; flex-gradstu-list@ecn.purdue.edu; ecegradstudent-list@ecn.purdue.edu
Subject: NSAC | Coffee Hour Interview Series with BNC Alumni Professor- Prof. Aaron Franklin
When: Friday, March 26, 2021 2:00 PM-3:00 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada).
Where: Microsoft Teams Meeting
Hi Everyone!
This week for NSAC | Coffee Hour Special Series, our interviewee is BNC Alumni Professor-
Prof. Aaron Franklin.
Prof. Franklin received his PhD from Purdue University in 2008, completed a direct-PhD in just
3.5 years
despite the challenges of transitioning lab equipment during the founding years of Birck. Prof. Franklin was one of the members
of NSAC and has served as a docent (tour guide) for first few weeks after BNC’s opening. Currently, Prof. Franklin is Addy Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering & Professor of Chemistry at Duke University, with over 90 peer-reviewed papers and more
than 50 patents under his belt.
Join us this Friday afternoon as shares Prof. Franklin shares a part of his academic journey with
us, and some stories from early days of BNC and NSAC.
An Interview with Prof. Aaron Franklin
When: Friday
12:00 pm (Mar-26, 2021)
Where: MS Teams https://tinyurl.com/nsac-event-26-mar-2021
(Poster by Swati Shikha)
See you soon!
Warm regards,
Nanotechnology Student Advisory Council (NSAC)
Due to COVID, Coffee Hour is moved online and will be held over MS Teams. NSAC aims at providing recognition to all our speakers, and
strives to publicize BNC and the research being carried out here to a global audience. With the speaker's permission, the recorded Coffee Hour sessions will be uploaded on NSAC's
Youtube channel for public access, with due credit to the speakers. All the interviewees will also receive a NSAC Coffee Mug as a token of appreciation.
________________________________________________________________________________
NSAC is a student organization that strives to enhance the communication among nanotechnology related people at Purdue. We have hosted
a bunch of academic and social events in the past years, such as Coffee Hour, Fab Forum, interactive workshops, corn maze, etc. This year, owing to the special COVID-19 circumstances, NSAC will actively shift to virtual
efforts to enhance the connections and communications within the community. Let’s make nano ‘bigger’ and stronger together.
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