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.

Date of Seminar Speaker/University or Company Title
August 18 Reserved for Faculty talks - Dr. Dhakal  
August 20 TBD  
August 25 Reserved for graduate students  
August 27 Dr. Jeffrey Agar, Northeastern University "Proteoform inspired therapeutic strategy for ALS"
September 1 Reserved for graduate students  
September 3 Dr. Ken Hsu, University of Texas "Outrunning decoherence: Fast state preparation for modeling molecules on quantum computers"
September 8 Reserved for graduate students  
September 10 Dr. Nicholas Farrell, VCU Chemistry "Platinum Anticancer Drugs. Past, Present, and Future?"
September 15 Reserved for graduate students  
September 17 TBD  
September 22 Reserved for graduate students  
September 24 TBD  
September 29 Reserved for graduate students

 

October 1

Dr. Julie Pollock, University of Richmond

"Disarming Resistance: Targeting Stp1 to Restore Antibiotic Efficacy in Staphylococcus aureus"
October 6 Reserved for graduate students

 

October 8 Dr. Neil Garg, UCLA Kapp Lecture
October 13 Srishty Sethi, VCU Graduate Student "High-Confidence Multiplexed Detection of Nucleic Acid Biomarkers"
October 15 TBD  
October 20 Reserved for graduate students

 

October 22 Dr. Sean Fanning, Loyola University Chicago "The Allosteric Underpinnings of Estrogen Receptor Action in Breast Cancer"
October 27 Reserved for Graduate Students  
October 29 Dr. Ian Webb, Indiana University TBD
November 5 Dr. John Matson, Virginia Tech "Small Molecules, Polymers, and Materials for the Therapeutic Delivery of Bioactive Gases"
November 10 Reserved for graduate students  
November 12 Dr. Vicki Wysocki, Georgia Institute of Technology "Native Mass Spectrometry - From VCU Roots to Modern Applications"
November 17 Reserved for graduate students  
November 19 Dr. Fabio Gomes, VCU Chemistry TBD