2019 DYSS speakers

Congratulations to the DYSS 2019 winners, Brian Aguado and Lisa R. Volpatti!

Bartel
July1

Chris Bartel

Postdoctoral Scholar, UC-Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

Predictive descriptors for the stability of new solid-state materials

Crane
July8

Matthew Crane

Washington Research Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Washington

A two-pronged approach for engineering luminescent defects in nanomaterials

Hubbard
July15

Amber Hubbard

Ph.D., North Carolina State University

Stimuli-responsive polymers

Lopez
July22

Jeffrey Lopez

Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Understanding and design of polymer materials for stabilizing high capacity silicon and lithium metal anodes

Fettis
July29

Margaret Fettis

Postdoctoral Researcher, Georgia Institute of Technology

A sweet solution: advancing the sugar binding protein Galectin-1 as an immunotherapeutic

Hamachi
August5

Leslie Hamachi

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Northwestern University

Control over cadmium chalcogenide nanocrystal heterostructures via precursor conversion kinetics

Aguado
August12

Brian Aguado

NIH and Burroughs Wellcome Fund Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Colorado, Boulder

Precision biomaterial platforms to probe myofibroblast activation

Volpatti
August19

Lisa R. Volpatti

Graduate Student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Developing smart insulin delivery systems on timescales ranging from hours to weeks

As of 2019, only speakers coming from other universities will be allowed to win the best speaker award and $500 cash prize.



Congratulations to our Two Semi-Finalist Honorees:

David Bergsman (Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Maggie Qi (Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University)

Questions?

Please email us!  dyss@uw.edu

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