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Chemistry Seminar Program
Spring 2008
All seminars begin at 3:40pm in Dabney 124 unless otherwise
noted.
Refreshments
will be served outside Dabney 124 at 3:30
January
Friday, January 4
Friday, January 11
Friday, January 18
Tuesday, January 22
Host: Paul Maggard
Ric Kaner, UCLA
“Synthesis and Applications of Conducting Polymer Nanofibers”
Note: Seminar will be at 2 pm in Dabney 220.
Friday, January 25
Host: Reza Ghiladi
Richard Magliozzo, Brooklyn College of The City University of New York
“The catalase-peroxidase enzyme and antibiotic resistance in M. tuberculosis”
February
Friday, February 1
Friday, February 8
Monday, February 11
Host: Brent Gunnoe
Gregory S. Girolami, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“TBA”
Friday, February 15
Host: Brent Gunnoe
Alan Goldman, Rutgers University
“Transition-Metal-Catalyzed C-H Bond Activation, Alkane Dehydrogenation, and Formation of C-C Bonds”
Friday, February 22
Host: David Muddiman
Robert Murphy, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
“Analysis of Lipids by Mass Spectrometry: From Biochemical Studies to Imaging of Tissues”
Monday, February 25
Host: Reza Ghiladi
Julia Brumaghim, Clemson University
“Antioxidant Mechanisms: Preventing DNA Damage Through Metal Binding”
Note: Seminar will be in Dabney 220 at 3:40 pm.
Friday, February 29
Host: Alex Nevzorov
Tatyana Polenova, University of Delaware
“High and Low Resolution Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy for Studies of Structure and Metal Environments in Microtubule-Associated Proteins and Vanadium-Dependent Haloperoxidases”
March
Monday, March 10
Host: Alex Deiters
Ivan Dmochowski, University of Pennsylvania
“Xenon's Paradoxes, Xenoparticles, and Zebrafish Tales”
Friday, March 14
Host: Elon Ison
Dan Mindiola, Indiana University
“Breaking Tough Bonds with Transient Ti-C Multiply Bonded Linkages. Implications to the Hydrodenitrogenation and Dehydrofluorination Processes”
Monday, March 17
Taufika Islam Williams, N.C. State University
“Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Detection by Glycan Profiling in Blood”
Note: Seminar will be in Dabney 220 at 4 pm
Friday, March 21
Friday, March 28
Host: Lin He
Weihong Tan, University of Florida
“TBA”
CANCELLED
Monday, March 31
Host: Alex Deiters
Simon Friedman, University of Missouri, Kansas City
“Shining a Light on RNA Interference: Photo-control of Gene Expression”
April
Wednesday, April 2
Host: Jerry L. Whitten
Amy Walker, Washington University, St. Louis
“New Methods for Making Metallic and Semiconducting Contacts to Molecules: Towards Molecular Electronic Circuitry”
Note: Seminar will be in Dabney 220 at 4 pm
Friday, April 4
Monday, April 7
Host: Dan Comins
Mitch deLong, Aerie Pharmaceuticals, Research Triangle Park
“From the Test Tube to Human Clinical Trials, the Discovery and SAR of a Clinical Candidate for the Treatment of Glaucoma”
Tuesday, April 8
Host: Alex Smirnov
Robyn Hannigan, Arkansas State University
“Of Proteins and Polymorphs: The Role of Metalloproteins in Biological Brocesses”
Note: Seminar will be in Dabney 220 at 3:45 pm
Wednesday, April 9
Jehane Ragai, American University in Cairo
“Color: its significance and production in Ancient Egypt”
Note: Joint seminar with chemical engineering in room 1007 of EB1 at 4 pm
Refreshments will be in room 2000 of EB1 at 3:30 pm
Friday, April 11
Host: Mike Whangbo
Arndt Simon, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research,
Stuttgart, Germany
“Superconductivity and Chemistry ”
Friday, April 18
Host: Stefan Franzen
Ellen S. Gawalt, Duquesne University McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine
“Controlling Implant-Tissue Interfaces Through Chemistry”
Monday, April 21
Host: Dan Comins
Charles Zercher, University of New Hampshire
“Zinc Carbenoid-mediated Chain Extension: Applications to Peptide Isosteres and Natural Products”
Note: Organic Division Seminar in Dabney 220 at 3:30 pm
Friday, April 25
Host: Alex Smirnov
Candice S. Klug, Medical College of Wisconsin
“Functional Dynamics of the Nucleotide Binding Domain of the Bacterial Lipid Flippase MsbA”
Monday, April 28
Host: Alex Deiters
Grace Vanier, CEM
“Exploring New Avenues in Microwave Chemistry and Biology”
May
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