by Dana Coleen Pineda
As part of the series of events prepared by the Chemical
Engineering Society (ChES) for the UST-ChE community last ChES week, the UST Chemical Engineering
Society (UST-ChES) conducted a nanotechnology seminar titled "MAGNIFY:
Exploring the Building Blocks of Nanotechnology" last January 27,
Wednesday, at the UST Engineering Conference Hall.
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A group photo of the participants. (Photo Credit: Mark Danver Mendoza, UST-ChES Memdoc) |
The said seminar, hosted
by Jr Mabanta and Noelle Ivonette Reyes of UST-ChES Publicity Committe, focused
on nanotechnology, related government DOST Projects, ADMATEL, Nanolab, and the
testing capabilities that gives chance to the Chemical Engineering students to
boost their knowledge in nanotechnology.
Dedicated speakers
Engr. Jo Ann Sy, Engr. Jesse Jagape, and Dr. Araceli Magsino Monsada shared
their knowledge about nanotechnology, its benefits, and risk to humanity. Engr. Sy shared her
knowledge about the projects of Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and
their testing capablities. She also talked about the facilities and the
machineries inside the nanolab.
After the first
talk, an intermission number was performed by Gio. "Dahil nanotechnology
ang topic, kakantahin ko po ang Little Things ng One Direction" he said to
typify Nnnotechnology before singing.
Engr. Jesse Jagape,
talked about the advanced tools for nanotechnology and the Advanced Device and
Materials Testing Laboratory (ADMATEL) which was established to reinforce and
upgrade the failure analysis and materials testing facility of our local
industry. On the other hand, Dr. Araceli Magsino Monsada discussed about the
synthesis and characterization of Nano Titanium Oxide and the photocatalyst
coating which enhanced the aging resistance.
An open forum was
also held to give students the chance and freedom to ask and to give their
opinions before the program ended.
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