Seminar Sessions
Our weekly seminar program brings distinguished speakers to the department from academia and industry.
Arrangements are made for the speakers to meet with students to discuss research and other topics. The program results in graduates well-prepared for careers in industry, academics and national research laboratories.
Our seminars are typically Thursdays at 4 p.m. in Oliver Hall Physical Science Wing 1024, unless otherwise noted. Refreshments are provided.
Fall 2024 seminar sessions will be announced at the beginning of the fall semester.
Date of Seminar | Speaker/University or Company | Title |
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September 3 | Reserved for graduate students | |
September 5 | Dr. Curtis R. Altmann Hofmann & Baron, LLP |
"Patent-ability vs. Publish-ability: disclosing innovations" |
September 10 | Reserved for graduate students | |
September 12 | Dr. Lukas Tamm University of Virginia |
"How SNARE protein assembly drives membrane fusion" |
September 17 | Reserved for graduate students | |
September 19 | Dr. James Morken Boston College |
"Asymmetric Synthesis with Catalytic Reactions of Organoboron Reagents" |
September 24 | Reserved for graduate students | |
September 26 | Dr. Michael Marty University of Arizona |
"Revealing membrane protein-lipid interactions with native and lipidomic mass spectroscopy" |
October 1 | Reserved for graduate students | |
October 3 | Dr. Zhenfei Liu Wayne State University |
"Understanding energy conversion at heterogeneous interfaces from many-body perturbation theory" |
October 8 | Reserved for graduate students | |
October 10 | Dr. Henry Lee Woodcock III University of South Florida |
TBA |
October 15 | Reserved for graduate students | |
October 17 | Dr. Konstantinos Vogiatzis University of Tennessee, Knoxville |
"Coupling Electronic Structure Theory with Machine Learning for Chemical Applications" |
October 22 |
Reserved for graduate students |
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October 24 | Dr. A. Joshua Wand Texas A&M |
"A Disordered Life: Entropy in Protein Structure, Stability and Function" |
October 29 | Reserved for graduate students | |
October 31 | Dr. J. Chuck Harrell VCU Pathology |
"Development and characterization of genetically diverse patient-derived xenograft models" |
November 5 | University closed - Election Day | |
November 7 | Dr. Joe Cannon Bristol Myers Squibb |
"2-pyridine Carboxaldehyde Derivatization for Cyclic Peptide Soft Spot ID & Improved Stability" |
November 12 | Reserved for graduate students | |
November 14 | Dr. Saiful Islam Jackson State University |
"Sulfide-Based Nanoscale Materials: Innovative Designs for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Solutions" |
November 19 | Reserved for graduate students | |
November 21 | Dr. Paul Chirik Princeton University |
Kapp Lecture - Title TBA |
December 3 | CHEM 498 Undergrad Honors Thesis Presentations | |
December 5 | CHEM 498 Undergrad Honors Thesis Presentations |