Conferences, Workshops and Meetings
Due to our group's extensive conference and seminar participation, it is difficult to keep up with this page. Please refer to my CV for a full listing!
ConferencesFall 2019ACS Fall Meeting
San Diego, CA August 25-29, 2019 Dr. Gilbertson was invited to present in the session, Showcasing Emerging Investigators & Future Perspectives: A Symposium by the RSC Environmental Science Journals. Thank you RSC for putting together such an awesome session that showcased a wide range of awesome research in ES: Nano, ESPI, and ES: WRT! Spring-Summer 2019The 2019 spring and summer was a busy time for conferences in the Gilbertson Group.
International Carbon Conference University of Kentucky July 14-19, 2019 Dr. Gilbertson helped organize the Carbon for Health and Medicine track. She and PhD student, Yan Wang, presented results from two of their projects: 1. Not all Oxygen is Equal: Identifying the Role of Different Oxygen Functional Groups in the Graphene-Mediated Glutathione Oxidation Reaction (oral) 2. Leveraging Electrochemistry to Unravel the Role of Nitrogen in the Biological Reactivity of Nitrogen-Doped Graphene (oral) ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition Tampa, Fl June 16-19, 2019 Dr. Gilbertson is excited to attend her first ASEE conference and honored to be chosen as the Mara H. Wasburn recipient ACS Colloids and Surface Sciences Symposium Georgia Tech June 16-19, 2019 Dr. Gilbertson was a keynote speaker in the Environmental Systems & Sustainability track. Environmental Nanotechnology GRC Sunday River, Newry ME June 2-7, 2019 This is always an excellent conference! Dr. Gilbertson was honored to speak in the Sustainable Nano: Green Design and Life Cycle Assessment session. PhD students, Yan, Nathalia, and Lisa, also presented posters on their projects and Lisa was chosen for an oral presentation at the GRS: "Leveraging Nanomaterial Design for Next Generation Antimicrobials". Congrats to Lisa for being voted as co-chair of the 2021 GRS! AEESP Arizona State University May 14-16, 2019 It's always wonderful to catch up with friends and colleagues at AEESP. Dr. Gilbertson and PhD student, Lisa Stabryla, presented research from three projects: 1. Tuning carbon nanomaterial interactions at the bio-interface: From mechanism to sustainable design (oral) 2. Teaching Sustainable Engineering and Driving Creative Sustainable Solutions Using a Design Thinking Approach (oral) 3. Combatting Antimicrobial Resistance through Rationally Designed Engineered Nanomaterials (poster) ACS Spring Meeting Orlando, FL March 31-April 4, 2019 Dr. Gilbertson was invited to present in a session on nano-enabled agriculture in the Environmental Chemistry Division of ACS. Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization (SNO) ConferenceWashington, DC
November 8 - 10th, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson presented the latest research from her group and collaborative project with Dr. Lowry (CMU) in Agriculture session on Friday (11/9) morning 10:30 - 12:30. 2018 AIChE Annual MeetingPittsburgh, PA
October 28-November 2, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson presented in the Emerging Trends in Life Cycle Analysis session. PhD student, Yan Wang, presented her research "Unraveling the Role of Nitrogen in the Biological Activity of Nitrogen-Doped Graphene". The AASHE Conference and ExpoPittsburgh, PA
October 2-5, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson and Lisa Stabryla presented their preliminary findings from the implementation of Design Thinking into the sustainable engineering curriculum here at Pitt. Check out the Association for the Advancement of Higher Education conference website. ACS 256th National Meeting and ExpositionBoston, MA
August 19-23, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson co-lead a session with collaborator Francois Perreault entitled, "Advanced in Carbon Nanomaterial Design and Applications for Environmental Sustainability", in the Division of Environmental Chemistry. Gordon Research Conference: Nanoscale Science and Engineering for Agriculture and Food SystemsMount Holyoke College
June 3-8, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson presented in the Young Investigator Session. PhD student Josh Urso presented his research on Atom Conversion Efficiency during the GRS and GRC poster sessions. AEESP Research and Education ConferenceUniversity of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI June 20 - 22, 2017 Dr. Gilbertson presented recently published work on sustainable design of graphene oxide and moderated a technical session: Advancing Community Health through Technology Innovation: Physical/Chemical. Environmental Nanotechnology
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Workshops and MeetingsQEEN II: 2nd Quantifying Exposure to Engineered Nanomaterials from Manufactured Products WorkshopWashington, DC
October 9-10, 2018 Dr. Gilbertson participated as a speaker in the Exposure in Agroecosystems and Agricultural Production session. She also represented the LCNano author team in presenting a poster: Quantifying Nanomaterial Release from Nanocomposites Following Natural Weathering. d.school Teaching and Learning StudioStanford University
Palo Alto, CA July 18-21 What a fun engaging week! An honor to have the opportunity to attend and work with so many talented educators. 
3M Science and Engineering Faculty Day3M Innovation Center
St. Paul, MN June 5-6, 2017 Dr. Gilbertson and PhD student, Lisa Stabryla, visited 3M to celebrate receipt of the 3M non-tenured faculty award and present their work on design of next generation antimicrobials. LCnano Annual MeetingArizona State University
1/4/17-1/6/17 Dr. Gilbertson participated in the annual meeting of the LCNano project. NSF-AEESP Grand Challenges WorkshopRice University, Houston, TX
3/31/16 - 4/1/16 Dr. Gilbertson participated in discussions surrounding how to redefine environmental engineering and science given the environmental challenges we face today. Gordon Research Conference (GRC) Training Session for 2017 ChairsOrlando, FL
1/16/16 Dr. Gilbertson participated in the GRC training session as the chair of the Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) on Environmental Nanotechnology to be held in June 2017.
LCnano Annual MeetingArizona State University
1/7/16 - 1/8/16 Dr. Gilbertson participated in the annual meeting of the LCNano project.
National Science Foundation Workshop on the Food Energy Water (FEW) NexusCarnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
10/18/15 - 10/20/15 Dr. Gilbertson participated in this two-day workshop and engaged in discussion surrounding the use of nanomaterials and nanotechnology at the FEW nexus. Check out the workshop report.
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Dr. Gilbertson organized and chaired two sessions at the conference, i) LCA at the Technology Nexus: Evaluating Tradeoffs where she also presented a talk entitled, "Development of a Pre-Screening Tool to Quantify Impact and Benefit Tradeoffs of Emerging Technologies", and ii) LCA at the Energy Nexus.
Given that Yale hosted the conference, Dr. Gilbertson was also involved with organizing, serving as the registration and communications manager. Check out the conference website! |