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SSP Seminar Series

Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Title
15 September 2008	Mr. Joseph Hui Kim Sung	NEA	Singapore's Environmental Policy, Administration & Enforcement
18 March 2008	Professor Peter K. Kitanidis	Stanford	A Field Demostration of Biostimulation to Immobilize Uranium Chemical Delivery and Mixing
25 February 2008	Professor Junbai LI	Jilin University	Template Synthesized Polymer/Protein Nanotubes and Microcapsules
14 January 2008	Mr Kurt Rhoads , PhD Candidate, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	Perfluorinated Surfactants and Their Fate in the Environment
14 November 2007	Assistant Professor Oliver Fringer , Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	High-resolution simulations of estuarine flows
31 October 2007	Assistant Professor Oliver Fringer , Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	Optimal serial and parallel computing strategies for large-scale environmental flows
20 September 2007	Mr. Loh Ah Tuan, Senior Advisor, National Environment Agency, Singapore	NEA	Singapore's Environmental Policy, Administration and Enforcement
1 December 2006	Prof Thomas Peter (Tom) Curtis, University of New Castle upon Thyne	Stanford	Ecological Theory for Biological and Engineered Systems
29 November 2006	Prof Craig Criddle, Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, Stanford University	Stanford	Establishing a Global Network of Wastewater Treatment Plant Bioreactors
29 November 2006	Dr Christopher Francis, Stanford University	Stanford	Ammonia-oxiding Archaea and Bacteria in Natural Systems
28 November 2006	Dr Lycely del C. Sepúlveda- Torres, Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, Stanford University	Stanford	Community Dynamics of Vibrio cholera-containing Biofilms from the Bay of Bengal
19 May 2006	Prof James O. Leckie, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	Can China’s Environment Survive: Changing the Business Model to include the Environment
6 April 2006	Professor Stephen Monismith, Dept of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	Tempest in a teapot: Observation and modeling of a small Californian estuary
24 Mar 2006	Dr HE Chi Quan	Shanghai University	Natural Wetlands and Wetland Invasive Plant in China
29 - 30 Nov 2005	A/P Darren Sun	NTU	Membrane Bioreactor for Water Reclamation: Design and Operation
18 November 2005	Professor Lynn, Dept of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	Personal Exposure to Airborne Particulate Matter: How Important are Indoor Sources?
4 November 2005	Dr. Pierre Côté, Chief Technology Officer, ZENON Environmental Inc.	ZENON Environmental Inc.	An Update on the Development of MBR Technology
9 September 2005	Prof James O. Leckie, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, USA	Stanford	The Future of Wastewater Reclamation/Recycle: Challenges and Opportunities
26 Jul 2005	Prof David Freyberg	Stanford	You are what you drink: Stanford's Water Systems in Context
11 Jul 2005	Mr Kyra Naumoff	U of California, Berkeley	What's the matter with particulate matter? An Introduction to Indoor Air Pollution from Biomass in Less Developed Countries
6 Jul 2005	Dr Edmund Seto	U of California, Berkeley	Assessment of Waterborne Pathogen Exposure: lessons learned from a study of Schistosoma japonicum transmission in China
31 May - 1 June 2005	Profs J. Leckie, C. Criddle [Stanford] Prof J.T Kuo [National Taiwan Univ] and others from NTU, PUB, NEA	Stanford	NTU-Stanford Symposium on the Environment:Technological Challenges For Water Resouces and the Environment
21 Mar 2005	Prof A. Spormann	Stanford	Regulation of Biofilm Dynamics in Shewanella oneidensis by cyclic-di- GMP
14 Feb 2005	Prof S Monismith	Stanford	Buoyancy driven flows over a coral reef
31 Jan 2005	Prof J. Leckie	Stanford	Dermal Exposure Analysis: Challenges and Opportunities
24 Jan 2005	Mr Jean Claude Vanderstraeten	Hewlett-Packard , Singapore	E-waste: an emerging issue. Hewlett-Packard's views and position on electronic product take-back and recycling
29 Nov 2004	Prof D. Freyberg	Stanford	Managing an Aging Resource: Old Dams in the American West
17 Nov 2004	Prof D. Freyberg	Stanford	Welcome to the Aqueduct Empire: An Introduction to California’s Water Resources, Water History, and Water Wars
1 Oct 2004	Prof D. Mackay	Stanford	Field Experiments to Evaluate the Impacts of Ethanol on Degradation of Other Gasoline Constituents in Groundwater
15 Sept 2004	Prof C. Criddle	Stanford	How Molecular Ecology is about to Revolutionise Environmental Biotechnology

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