CIC Careers in Green Chemistry Seminar Series
The Center for Integrated Catalysis is hosting a new seminar series called the "Careers in Green Chemistry." With these webinars, we aim to bring speakers from a wide variety of careers, […]
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Chem 268: Samuel Demario
Chanfreau Group "Substrate specificity of the Yeast TRAMP complex”
Chem 228: Prof. Suzanne E. Paulson
“Aerosol particles out in the world: Wildfire smoke, traffic hotspots, SARS CoV-19, & Cloud droplet chemistry.”
Synthetic polypeptide-based materials for biological applications
Abstract: As more attention is focused on biomaterials for medical applications, synthetic polypeptides offer a useful approach towards designing novel biomimetic materials. Polypeptides are inherently biodegradable and biocompatible, and offer […]
Chem 278 Prof. Diaconescu Research Group Seminar
Ruxi Dai “Redox switchable catalysts for the preparation of biodegradable copolymers with novel properties” Amy Lai “Predicting redox-switchable reactivity for the ring opening polymerization of lactones and epoxides”
Chem 218 Student Exit Seminar: Andrew Dawson
Enabling High Capacity Anodes and Cathodes for Li-Ion Batteries
Mechanism-guided discovery of photocontrolled materials and reactions
Abstract: The Kalow lab interrogates and exploits the relationship between molecular reactivity and macroscopic properties to discover polymeric materials relevant to human health and sustainability. We approach “reactivity-property” relationships bidirectionally: […]
Chem 268: Nicole Lynn
Torres Group "Functional characterization of the mammalian family of Katanin microtubule-severing enzymes"
Chem 228: Prof. Zdenka Kuncic
"Harnessing nano-scale functionality for next-generation biomedical and bio-inspired technologies"
Modulating the conformation and function of disease-relevant RNA with small molecules
Abstract: Small molecules offer a unique opportunity to target structural and regulatory elements in therapeutically relevant RNAs, but understanding functional selectivity has been a recurrent challenge in small molecule:RNA recognition. […]
Chem 278: Prof. Sen Zhang
“Atomically Precise Nanocrystal Surfaces and Interfaces for Electrocatalysis” Catalysis at surfaces and interfaces where there exists bi- or multi-component cooperation has been identified as crucial for many processes related to […]
Chem 218 Student Exit Seminar: Yuting Miao
Super-Resolution imaging of plasmonic Near-fields: Overcoming Emitter Mislocalizations