Chemistry Department Seminars

Spring 2009

Seminar Archive:

All seminars are Thursdays from 12:45 - 1:45 PM in Room 151 Shelby, unless noted otherwise.

January 8		Graduate Student Seminar Meeting
January 13 Tuesday	Prof. Michael J. Knapp University of Massachusetts, Amherst	Redox chemistry across protein surfaces: Hypoxia sensing and electron transfer	Woski
January 15	Dr. Patrick A. Frantom Albert Einstein College of Medicine	Dynamics-driven regulation of a multi-domain enzyme: Identification of a complete allosteric network	Woski
January 20 Tuesday	Dr. Lei Li University of Michigan	Benzylsuccinate synthase (BSS): A radical solution to toluene metabolism	Woski
January 22
January 29
February 3 Tuesday	Prof. Thomas Orlando Georgia Institute of Technology	Nonthermal Surface Processes from the Real to the Sublime	Cassady
February 5
February 12	Prof. Michael Richmond University of North Texas	Diphosphine Isomerization and Bond-Activation Sequences in the Triosmium Clusters	Cassady
February 17 Tuesday	Prof. Rainer Streubel University of Bonn	Stretching the Boundaries of Phosphinidenoid Complexes	Arduengo
February 19	Prof. Michael Harmata University of Missouri	Benzothiazine in Organic Synthesis	Cassady
February 26
March 5		Graduate Student Seminar
March 12
March 19		Spring Break
March 26	Prof. Kyle Felling University of Central Arkansas	Characterization of Dendrimer-Modified Nafion and Other Triblock Copolymer Membranes for Their Perm-Selective Transmission of Water Vapor and Organic-Based Gases	Thrasher
April 2	Prof. Holger Braunschweig University of Würzburg	Borylene Complexes as Reagents in Organic and Organometallic Synthesis	Arduengo Lecture
April 3 Friday, 3:00 PM	Prof. Holger Braunschweig University of Würzburg	Boron: Applications in Chemistry and Beyond	Arduengo Lecture
April 9	Prof. Viresh Rawal University of Chicago		Snowden
April 16 3:00 PM	Prof. James R. Norris, Jr. Prof. B. Kalyanaraman Dr. Antony Jeevarajan Dr. Judith Jeevarajan	Free Radicals from the Ground Up A mini-symposium honoring Dr. Lowell Kispert upon his retirement	Kispert Symposium
April 23
April 29 Wed., 7:00 PM 107 SHLB	Dr. Richard Schrock Massachusetts Inst. Tech.	How Basic Research in Chemistry Led to a Nobel Prize	Cava Lecture
April 30	Dr. Richard Schrock Massachusetts Inst. Tech.	Thousands of Catalysts for Olefin Metathesis: Variability, Longevity, and Asymmetry at the Metal	Cava Lecture

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