The Department of Chemistry welcomes students, faculty, staff and the public to attend its seminar series. All seminars are held in the Kapp Lecture Hall, Room 1024, in the Mary E. Kapp Wing of Oliver Hall, 1001 W. Main St., unless otherwise noted. Host faculty are indicated in parenthesis.
Refreshments at 3:15 p.m.
Seminar at 4 p.m.
Spring 2010 outside seminars
· Student seminars
Thursday, Feb. 4
Scott Trammell, NRL Center for Bio/Molecular Science and Engineering
Thursday, Feb. 11
Catherine Murphy, University of Illinois
Thursday, Feb. 18
Jack Brown, Boehringer-Ingelheim
(Gronert/Gupton)
Thursday, Feb. 25
Robert Ian MacCuspie, NIST
Thursday, March 4
Laura Sremaniak, North Carolina State University
(Hunnicutt)
Thursday, March 11
J.C. Poutsma, College of William & Mary
(Gronert)
Thursday, March 25
Howard Fairbrother, Johns Hopkins University
Thursday, April 1
Kevin Ellis, VCU Chemistry
Thursday, April 8
Jacob Klein, Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel
Thursday, April 15
Hugo Christenson, University of Leeds
Thursday, April 22
33rd Kapp Lecture
“Nothing Amuses More Harmlessly Than Computation…”
Dr. Michael L. Klein and Laura H. Carnell, Professor of Science
Temple Institute for Computational Molecular Science
Department of Chemistry, Temple University
Thursday, April 29
Lynn Penn, Drexel University
Student seminars
Tuesday, Jan. 26
Thutrang T. Nguyen
“Boronic Acid as an Ideal Recognition Element in the Determination of Saccharides”
(Alvarez)
Tuesday, Feb. 2
Meghann Broderick
(Carpenter)
Tuesday, Feb. 9
Mark Wehunt
(Sidorov)
Tuesday, Feb. 16
Dale Stuart
(Carpenter)
Tuesday, Feb. 23
Ahlam Alijarash
“Nano Particles for Biomedical Application”
(El-Shall)
Tuesday, March 2
Sara Ahadi
Literature seminar
(Harman)
Tuesday, March 23
Parichehr Afshani
“Carbon Nanotubes (CNT) Supported Iron as a Catalyst for Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis”
(El-Shall)
Friday, April 9-Sunday, April 11
Student Faraday Discussion Symposium
Tuesday, April 27
Honors Students Thesis Presentations
CHEM 498
Tuesday, May 4
Honors Students Thesis Presentations (continued)
CHEM 498
