I received this from another group and thought some of the people on this
list might be interested in this lecture.

Jane Clark
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Subject: Press Release-DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERING LECTURE FOCUSES ON
>  ENVIRONMENT
>
>College of Engineering
>Engineering Publication and
>Communication Services
>202 Marston Hall
>Ames, Iowa 50011-3060
>515 294-8787
>FAX 515 294-3528
>
>
>News from Iowa State University's College of Engineering
>10/30/00
>
>Sunanda Vittal, engineering communications, 515-294-6750
>
>DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERING LECTURE FOCUSES ON ENVIRONMENT
>
>AMES, Iowa-"Air quality engineering-A global perspective" will be the
>topic of a lecture by Gregory R. Carmichael, the featured speaker for the
>2000 Iowa State University--University of Iowa Distinguished Engineering
>Lecture.
>
>The lecture will be held on Friday, November 10, at 3:10 p.m. in the Lee
>Liu Auditorium in Howe Hall at Iowa State University. The event is free
>and open to the public.
>
>Carmichael, a professor in the chemical and biochemical engineering
>department at the University of Iowa and co-director of its Center for
>Global & Regional Environmental Research, will discuss air quality issues
>in Asia and steps that can be taken to reduce the environmental impact of
>Asian development.
>
>"Engineers have an important role to play in the management of such
>pressing environmental problems as urban pollution and climate change,"
>said Carmichael, whose research focuses on developing and applying models
>to analyze long-range transport of acidic and photochemical pollutants at
>the urban, regional and global levels.
>
>Carmichael has worked extensively on issues dealing with the long-range
>transport of pollutants as well as the environmental impact of Asian
>economic and industrial development issues. He will discuss strategies for

>improving specific fuels and technologies, economic sectors, emission
>sources and ecologically sensitive ecosystems.
>
>A pre-lecture reception will be held at 2:45 p.m. in the atrium of Howe
Hall.
>
>Kim Stephens, Secretary II
>Engineering Communications & Marketing
>College of Engineering, Iowa State University
>212 Marston Hall
>Ames, IA  50011
>(515) 294-1800
>(515) 294-3528

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