Special Biochem/PChem Seminar – Eitan Lerner
“Structure-function relationship of an unstructured protein - the alpha-Synuclein case”
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Chem 278: Prof. Thomas Kempa
“Precision Synthesis of Quantum Material Building Blocks”
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Dr. Joonho Lee. Postdoctoral Fellow, Columbia University/Google Quantum AI Seminar
Challenging Problems in Quantum Chemistry: How to Diagnose Them and How to Tackle Them Quantum chemistry has become an indispensable tool in revealing the microscopic details of molecules and materials […]
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Searching for Selective Catalytic Reactions in Complex Molecular Environments
Abstract: This lecture will describe recent developments in our efforts to develop catalysts for asymmetric reactions, in particular for the preparation of densely functionalized, stereochemically complex structures. Over time, our […]
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Chem 268 – Jennifer Niven Shepherd
“Characterization of RquA – a novel enzyme used in microbial rhodoquinone biosynthesis”
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Chemistry at the Biomedicine Interface: Synthesis and Catalysis
Abstract: Chemical reactivity can be utilized in many ways, including to improve synthetic access to new molecules and to devise tools to advance biomedicine. ‘Synthesis and catalysis’ are two themes interwoven […]
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Chem 278: Prof. Sara Skrabalak – MilliporeSigma Inorganic Nano-Materials Lecture
"Multimetallic Nanomaterials by Design"
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Insight-Driven Strategies in Catalysis for Selective Functionalizations
Abstract: Detailed understanding of catalytic transformations is key to designing better catalysts and overcome pertinent challenges in synthesis. This talk will give insights on case studies and reactivity designs recently […]
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Chem 268 – Hung Ton-That
"Sortase-catalyzed surface assembly in monoderm bacteria"
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Chem 248 – Organic Chemistry Student Seminar
Harnessing Bifunctional Ligands for Regioselective C–H Bond Functionalization
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Chem 228: Robijn Bruinsma
“Physics and the HIV-1 virus”
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Chem 228: Prof. Denis Usvyat
“High-accuracy Theoretical Treatment of Defects in Periodic Systems”