Reimagining Ancient Reactions for the 21st Century Abstract: The ability to prepare highly functionalized molecules in general and predictable ways is central to modern drug design and discovering new treatments for human disease. The aim of our program is to create new methods to solve the longstanding synthetic challenge of asymmetrically constructing biologically active small […]
Awards Ceremony Program
Flyer: Prof. Michael Inkpen Flyer Title: Molecular-Scale Electronics and Moore: From Interfacial Reactivity to Band Structure Design Abstract: Junctions comprising individual molecules “wired” between nanoscale electrodes approach the limit of miniaturization for electronic circuits used in computation and data storage. While studies of these atomically precise systems expose molecular structure-charge transport property relationships critical for […]
Sponsored by: Organization for Cultural Diversity in Sciences Lectureship
Eileen Olivares (Loo Group) Merin Rixen (Loo/Quinlan Group)
Flyer: Prof. Haimei Zheng Flyer Title: Imaging, Understanding, and Controlling of Dynamic Nanoscale Materials Transformations Abstract: Nanoscale materials often change structure, morphology, or chemical states, during solution processes, such as, growth, self-assembly, catalysis or other applications. My group develops in-situ liquid phase transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to investigate dynamic materials transformations at the atomic level […]
