Seminar Schedule Fall 2004

All Seminars will be on Wednesdays in the Dolan Science Center, Room 329 at 3:00 pm unless otherwise noted. Titles are subject to change.

Date	Speaker	Title
September 1	Meet students taking seminar for credit: 3:00 – 3:20 pm	Safety Training Seminar for all TA’s 3:20 – 4:45 pm
September 8	Professor Lanny Liebeskind Department of Chemistry Emory University	Bio-inspired Organometallic Chemistry. Novel Metal-Mediated Transformations of Organosulfur Compounds under Anaerobic and Aerobic Conditions
September 15	Professor Michael Setter Department of Chemistry John Carroll University	Recent Advances in Small Surface Analysis
September 22	Professor Christian Schafmeister Department of Chemistry University of Pittsburgh	A Synthetic Approach to Water Soluble Nanoscale Molecules with Controlled Structures
September 29	Professor Robin Polt Department of Chemistry University of Arizona	Sugar-Coated Neuro-Peptides that Sneak Through the Blood-Brain Barrier: Designer Drug Substitutes for Morphine
October 6	Professor Nicole Sampson Department of Chemistry State University of New York, Stony Brook	Sub-Angstrom Resolution Insight into Flavoenzyme Catalysis and Membrane Structure: Cholesterol Oxidase Structure and Function
October 13	Professor Curtis Shannon Department of Chemistry Auburn University	Electrochemical Routes to Materials and Devices: Semiconductors, Electrocatalysis and Biosensors
October 20	Professor David Reinhold Department of Chemistry Western Michigan University	Are Two Carcinogens Worse Than One?
October 27	Ms. Michelle Lee Sherwin-Williams	Career Opportunities at Sherwin-Williams
November 3	Professor Paul A. Deck Department of Chemistry Virginia Institute of Technology	Strong Carbon Acids
November 10	Open Date
November 17	Professor T. Keith Hollis Department of Chemistry University of California, Riverside	Beyond Privileged Ligand Sets: Phosphametallocenes & Tridentate NHC's
December 1	Professor David Eliezer Department of Biochemistry Medical College, Cornell University	Poorly Structured Proteins in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease: Insights from NMR
December 8	Professor Elena Dormidontova Dept. of Macromolecular Science and Engineering Case Western Reserve University	Theoretical and Computer Modeling of Complex Polymer Systems: Associating Polymers and Ligand-Receptor Interactions.

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