Caspian A Rabaia

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Graduate Design Assistant
Institution:  
Amherst College
Department:  
Theater & Dance
Email Address:  
lrabaia24@amherst.edu

Connor Aaron Martin

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Sports Information Assistant
Institution:  
Smith College
Department:  
Athletics
Email Address:  
cmartin43@smith.edu

Ren Llewellyn

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Learning Specialist & Tutorial Services Coordinator
Institution:  
Smith College
Department:  
Jacobson Center
Email Address:  
rllewellyn@smith.edu

Intro/SolidState NMR Spectrosc

Applications of solid-state NMR include (1) structural elucidation of solid materials, such as crosslinked polymers, gels, zeolites, and natural organic matter; (2) morphology and organization of heterogeneous materials, such as semicrystalline polymers, photovoltaic polymers, and composites; and (3) molecular dynamics and interactions. The information content obtained from ssNMR is highly complementary to that from microscopy and scattering techniques.

S-Readings/Watershed Conserv

Freshwater ecosystems provide important services and harbor unique biota; however, watershed degradation, species invasion, and poor management have led to imperilment of freshwater rivers, lakes, and wetlands, and a global freshwater biodiversity crisis. In this seminar, we will read and discuss recent scientific literature related to threats, conservation, and restoration of freshwater ecosystems (streams, lakes, wetlands) and biota.

Resrch Sem Cog Neurosci

How is the human brain studied, and how is the brain linked to cognitive function? This course introduces students to the research process in cognitive neuroscience. This course focuses on the cognitive neuroscience of memory and related functions, including imagination and creative thought. The cognitive neuroscience methods covered include functional magnetic resonance imaging, event-related potentials and transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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