[Amath-seminars] Lian Wang talk Fri 1:30 is in Johnson 075, not EE045.

[Chris Bretherton]

Dear Randy et al.,

    Lian Wang's talk is now to be in Johnson 075, not EE045, since 
Alberto asked Atm Sci to host this talk.  Same time as on your email.  
Thanks,

          Chris

Randy LeVeque wrote:

>

> This talk is tomorrow.  I've posted the notice at

>  http://www.amath.washington.edu/events/fluids/Fluid_Seminars_Wang.pdf

>

> Sorry if you're receiving multiple copies!

>

> -------- Original Message --------

> Subject: Friday, January 23. 1:30 pm. EE 045 Re: Campus Wide Fluid 

> Mechanics Seminar Series

> Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:09:12 -0800

> From: Alberto Aliseda <aaliseda at u.washington.edu>

> To: Alberto Aliseda <aaliseda at u.washington.edu>

> References: <5BD66717-E8D3-46EF-9220-51ED5C1029ED at u.washington.edu> 

> <Pine.LNX.4.64.0711151151080.15931 at tsunami.ocean.washington.edu> 

> <EAB84EB3-6D82-4439-8CF0-93B9C774BCD3 at u.washington.edu>

>

>

>     Dear All,

>

>     Lian Ping Wang, from University of Delaware, will be visiting the UW

> next Friday. His research interests are multiphase flows, large scale

> numerical simulation of turbulence and atmospheric flows, in

> particular cloud processes that involve turbulence-drop interactions.

>

>     He will give a seminar within the Campus-wide Fluid Mechanics

> Seminars. I am attaching an abstract for his talk. Please feel free

> to forward it to anyone who may be interested and post it in a

> visible place.

>

>     He will be available for meetings Some of you have already talked to

> me about meeting him, but there are still spots available. If you

> would like to meet with him for a half an hour, I am putting together

> an schedule for his visit, so contact me with a convenient time/times.

>

>     I will look forward to talking to you soon.

>

>

>     Best regards,

>

>

>

>     Alberto

>

>


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