03/09/2021
For the electrical engineers and non-electrical professional engineers, there's an ethics presentation being provided by an LSU electrical engineering professor and an SU law professor. This may satisfy the 1 hour ethics requirement for this year for the professional engineers. It looks like you must pre-register in order to attend...
LSU electrical engineer Dr. Theda Daniels-Race dispels the myths of nanotechnology and shares how her lab investigates nanoscale phenomena in electronic materials. Her fundamental research can help with the development of next-generation electronic devices, sensors, and optical displays. She is joined by Dr. Paul Race, a law and medicine expert, who will present some of the legal and ethical challenges in developing nanotechnology.
Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2021
Time: 6-7 PM
Location: Zoom
About the Speakers
Dr. Theda Daniels-Race is the Michel B. Voorhies Distinguished Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering with a joint appointment to the LSU Center for Computation & Technology. Her expertise is in the area of nanoelectronics, particularly with respect to nanomaterials and quantum electronic phenomena.
Dr. Paul A. Race has degrees in both law and medicine. He is an Associate Professor of Law with the Southern University Law Center. His expertise is in health law and constitutional law, both of which are challenged to respond to rapidly emerging new technologies.
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