Chem 268: Prof. William DeGrado
“De novo design of function in water-soluble and membrane proteins”
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Theoretical Chemistry Seminar – Predicting and Controlling Correlated Light-Matter Interactions – Prof. Prineha Narang, Harvard University
Predicting and Controlling Correlated Light-Matter Interactions Quantum systems host spectacular excited-state effects, but many of these phenomena remain challenging to control and, consequently, technologically under-explored. My research, therefore, focuses on […]
Special Biochemistry Seminar: Dr. James K. Nuñez
“Programmable transcriptional memory by CRISPR epigenome editing”
OCDS Prof. Tanja Ćuk
Resolving a catalytic mechanism at an electrode surface with high time-resolution: Experimental identification of theoretical descriptors Abstract: Catalytic mechanisms at electrode surfaces guide the development of electrochemically-controlled energy storing reactions […]
Chem 218 Student Exit Seminar: Mary Grumbles
“Strategies for Modulating Stabilities of Soft and Hard Hybrid Materials with Boron Clusters” Carbon chemistry is ubiquitous across the development of modern materials. In comparison, use of boron building blocks […]
Recent progress in the discovery of non-hormonal male contraceptive agents
Abstract: There is a global need for novel contraceptive methods because worldwide about 40% of pregnancies are still unintended, about 42 million pregnancies are terminated by abortion, and 658 women […]
Chem 228: Prof. Deji Akinwande
“Adventures with Atomic Materials: from Flexible/Wearable Electronics to Memory Devices"
Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacology of Antivirals Targeting Influenza Virus, Enterovirus D68, and SARS-CoV-2
Abstract: Respiratory viruses pose a persistent threat to public health and global economy. However, there is a lack of effective antiviral countermeasures against many of these highly transmissible pathogens. In […]
Special Biochemistry Seminar: Dr. Anum Glasgow
“Building dynamic, functional proteins to understand and treat disease”
Chem 278: Prof. Anne McNeil
Synthetic Approaches to Sustainable Polymers Abstract: Plastics have completely transformed our lives, while at the same time having a significant negative impact on our environment. Our research is aimed at […]
Chem 218 Student Exit Seminar: Dane Stanfield
A Tale of Two Doping Mechanisms: Controlling the Formation of Charge Transfer Complexes in Chemically Doped Semiconducting Polymers Doping of organic semiconductors has emerged as a viable route for the inexpensive fabrication […]
New Strategies for the Efficient Preparation of Bioactive Compounds
Abstract: Novel technologies, preparative methods and synthetic strategies often represent a critical part of the investigation of new design ideas for bioactive compounds. Traditionally, natural products were considered to be […]