Prof. Hans Reich from the University of Wisconsin is the 2014 Anthony J. Arduengo, III Lecturer.  He will present two seminars on April 24th and 25th, 2014. Structure and Reactivity of Organolithium Reagents Thursday, April 24th, 2014 12:45 PM Room 1093 Shelby Hall (Technical Lecture) Organic Chemistry of Selenium in My Life and Yours Friday, April 25th, 2014 3:30 PM, Room 1004 Shelby Hall Reception to follow in Shelby Rotunda (General Audience Lecture)

Prof. Doug Stephan from the University of Toronto will present the 2016 Arduengo lecture. His talk is entitled, "FLP Chemistry: New Avenues in Synthesis and Catalysis." Host: Tim Snowden

Prof. Doug Stephan from the University of Toronto will present the 2016 Arduengo lecture. The lecture will be entitled, "Catalysis: Chemistry Changing Your Life and Mine!" This lecture will be of broad interest to anyone interested in chemistry.  There will be a public reception in the Shelby Rotunda following the lecture. Host: Tim Snowden

Prof. T. Don Tilley from the University of California, Berkeley will present the 2017 Anthony J. Arduengo, III Lecture.  His technical talk is entitled, "Chemical Transformations with Unusual Metal Complexes of Low-Valent and Hypercoordinate Silicon Ligands." Host: Tim Snowden

Prof. T. Don Tilley from the University of California, Berkeley will present the 2017 Anthony J. Arduengo, III Lecture.  His general audience talk is entitled, "The Role of Highly Oxidized Metal Species in Water Splitting and Solar Fuels Production."  This talk is intended for non-specialists and is open to the public.  A public reception will follow. Host: Tim Snowden

Prof. Tobin Marks from Northwestern University will present the 2018 Arduengo Lecture.  His technical talk is entitled; "Surface Science Meets Homogeneous Catalysis" Host: Dr. Tim Snowden

Prof. Tobin Marks from Northwestern University will present the 2018 Arduengo Lecture.  His technical talk is entitled; "Soft Matter and Hybrid Solar Cell Interfacial Science" Host: Prof. Tim Snowden