Chemistry Department Seminars

Fall 2006

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Thursdays, 12:45-1:45 PM, 151 Shelby Hall (unless otherwise noted)

Aug. 31	Dr. Darrick Williams Los Alamos National Lab	Neutron Experiments Done on the Neutron Powder Diffractometer HIPPO	NOBCChE
Sep. 7 4:00 PM	Prof. Dieter Lentz Free University Berlin	Weak and Strong Intermolecular Interactions - From Tellurium Halides and Pseudohalides to Borane Lewis Acid Base Adducts	Thrasher
Sep. 14
Sep. 21	Prof. Michael Krische University of Texas	Formation of C-C Bonds via Catalytic Hydrogenation- A Broad New Concept in Cross Coupling Chemistry	Shaughnessy
Sep. 28
Oct. 5	Prof. Kent Sugden University of Montana	Formation and Repair of DNA Lesions Derived from Chromium	Vincent
Oct. 12	Prof. Guillermo Moyna University of the Sciences in Philadelphia	How Do N,N’-Dialkylimidazolium Ionic Liquids Solvate Carbohydrates? Some Answers from Multinuclear NMR Experiments and Molecular Dynamics Simulations	Rogers
Oct. 19		Fall Break
Oct. 26	Prof. Charles Chusuei University of Missouri-Rolla	Pt Nanoparticle Binding on Carbon Nanotubes	Street
Nov. 2	Graduate Student Seminar	Bradley Bullock: The Chemistry of Memory: How Little Do We Know?
Nov. 9	Dr. Robert Reynolds Southern Research Institute	Anti-tubercular Drug Discovery: Glycosyltransferases as Drug Targets	Jennings
Nov. 16	Prof. Norris Hoffman University of South Alabama	An F Is Not Always Bad in Organometallic Chemistry	Shaughnessy
Nov. 23		Thanksgiving Holiday
Nov 30	Prof. David Atwood University of Kentucky	Phosphate Ester Cleavage with Group 13 Chelates: Applications in Nerve Agent and Pesticide Destruction	Thrasher
Dec. 7	Prof. Paul Hanson University of Kansas	Phosphate Tethers: Multivalent Activation and Applications in Total Synthesis	Shaughnessy