Chemistry Department Seminars

Spring 2012

All seminars are Thursdays from 12:45 - 1:45 PM in Room 1093 Shelby, unless noted otherwise.

January 5 11:00 AM	Dr. Paul Rupar University of Bristol	Polyferrocenylsilane Block Copolymer Micelles: Coronal Crosslinking, Asymmetrical Structures, and Hierarchical Assemblies	Szulczewski
January 12
January 19
January 26	Prof. Eugenia Kharlampieva University of Alabama-Birmingham		Pan
February 2
February 9
February 16	Prof. Yosuke Uchiyama Kitasato University	New Aspects of Dihydroheteranthrenes and Diheteratriptycenes with Group 15 Elements	Arduengo
February 23	Prof. Ryan Looper University of Utah	Propargylguanidine Hydroaminations and their Application to Important Heterocyclic Scaffolds	Jenning
March 1	Prof. Arthur Roberts University of Georgia		Bowman
March 8	Prof. Eike Bauer University Missouri, St. Louis	New iron complexes and their catalytic activity in C-C and C-O bond forming reactions	Shaughnessy
March 9 12:45 PM, Friday 1092 SHLB	Prof. Til Opatz University of Mainz	From Polarity Switching of Imines to Bioactive Natural Products	Arduengo
March 15		Spring Break
March 22	Prof. Robert Moss Rutgers University	Classic Carbenes and Carbene Complexes	Arduengo Lecture
March 23 Friday, 3:00 PM	Prof. Robert Moss Rutgers University	A Chemist's Avocation: A Celebration of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes	Arduengo Lecture
March 29	Prof. Daniel Baker University of Memphis		Busenlehner
April 5	Prof. Sherry Chemler Buffalo University	Efficient Heterocycle Synthesis Via Alkene Additions and C- H Aminations Catalyzed by Copper	Jennings
April 6	Prof. Anja Mudring Ruhr-Universität Bochum	Green Energy Materials from Ionic Liquids	Rogers
April 12	Prof. John Evans New York University	Protein-mediated inorganic single crystal synthesis and polymorph selection	Gupta
April 19		Student Seminar
April 26	Prof. Hiroshi Matsui Hunters College, CUNY	From 2D to 3D protein assemblies in controlled & reconfigurable structures and their applications in bio-silicon hybrid sensor chips for cancer detections and tumor grading	Gupta
July 31 1:00 PM	Prof. John Gupton University of Richmond	The Application of Vinylogous Iminium Salt Derivatives to the Synthesis of Bioactive Pyrrole Containing Marine Natural Products	Shaughnessy

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