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Marcel van den Brink
Immunology Program
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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Nancy Manley
Patty Gowaty
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
UCLA
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Departmental Host or Contact:
Kelly Dyer
Jeff Long
Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
UCLA
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Host: Graduate Students
Clayton Yates
Biology and Center for Cancer Research
Tuskegee University
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Departmental Host or Contact:
Melissa Davis
Prof. Javier Vela, from Iowa State University, will present this seminar.
Phosphides. A critical aspect of the synthesis and application of nanostructured transition metal phosphides is to control their exact phase and stoichiometry, as these play key roles in determining their optoelectronic and catalytic properties. As a step in this direction, we have studied how the chemical structure and reactivity of a family of commercially available…
University of Georgia department of chemistry's Marcus Bartlett will present this seminar. Topic TBA.
UGA department of chemistry's Jennifer Burns will present this lecture. Topic TBA.
Walter Turner, from the UGA department of chemistry, will present this lecture. Topic TBA.
Prof. Ryan C. Fortenberry, from Georgia Southern University, will present this seminar. Topic TBA.
Princeton University professor Sebastian Wouters will present this lecture.
The theory of quantum mechanics was invented nearly a century ago; in principle, it allows for accurate chemical predictions well within experimental bounds. In practice, the corresponding equations are far too complex to solve, since the size of the Hilbert space increases exponentially with the number of electrons. As a result, tremendous effort has been devoted to…
Daniel Mauney will present this lecture. Topic to TBA.
Marissa Estep will present "The Methylsulfinyl Radical CH3SO, Characterized Using High-Level Ab Initio Methods."
Prof. Hao Xu, from Georgia State University, will present "Searching for New Reactivity: Iron-Catalyzed Stereoselective Olefin Aminohydroxylation and Aminofluorination Reactions"
Numerous pharmaceuticals contain at least one nitrogen atom and many of those nitrogen atoms are directly attached to stereogenic centers. Therefore, synthetic methods that incorporate selective nitrogen atom transfer to readily available hydrocarbons are important…
Dr. Brian Calvi, from Indiana University, presents this lecture.
Dr. Christian Engwerda, of the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, presents this lecture.
Dr. Ursula Jakob, University of Michigan and University of Michigan Medical School, presents this lecture.
Dr. Bolyn Hubby, of Synthetic Genomics, Inc., presents a lecture on this topic.
Dr. Benjamin Cravatt, from the Scripps Research Institute, presents this lecture.
Dr. Shannon Quinn, University of Georgia, presents this lecture.
Dr. Bruce Carter, from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, presents this lecture.
Bob Goldstein, from the UNC Chapel Hill biology department, will present a lecture on the topic.
Hosted by Edward T. Kipreos.
Art Edison, professor of biochemistry and molecular biology/genetics and researchers with the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center, presents this lecture on metabolomics.
More on Edison, from the Franklin Chronicles blog: (5/27/15)
Metabolomics is the study of chemical processes involving metabolites, and specifically, the system of unique chemical fingerprints that specific cellular processes leave behind. The metabolome …