Professor Alison Fout Seminar – Texas A&M
1093 Shelby Hall 250 Hackberry Lane, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesProfessor Alison Fout from Texas A&M will present a seminar. Host: Dr. Elizabeth Papish
Professor Alison Fout from Texas A&M will present a seminar. Host: Dr. Elizabeth Papish
Dr. Quinton Bruch from Massachusetts Institute of Technology will present a seminar. A Journey between the Extremes of Metal-Ligand Relationships Host: Dr. Kevin Shaughnessy
Professor Loi Do from the University of Houston will present a seminar. Catalytic Agents to Detoxify Reactive Aldehyde Species Abstract Although the human body has natural defenses against reactive aldehydes species (e.g., α,β-unsaturated aldehydes, α-ketoaldehydes, dialdehydes, etc.), these systems are often impaired in patients with pathological conditions such as neurodegenerative disorders, cardiovascular diseases, or cancer. Reactive aldehydes species can disrupt living systems by alkylating nucleic acids, crosslinking proteins, and consuming essential antioxidants. Although there are currently no FDA-approved treatments for [...]
Professor Carl Saint-Louis from Kennesaw State University will present a seminar. Molecular Design Strategy for Red-shifting the Emission of Pyrrolidinone-Fused 1,2-Azaborine Conjugates Along With Their Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Analysis Read more about Dr. Carl Saint-Louis research here: https://saintlouislab.com/about-2/ Host: Dr. Silas Blackstock
Professor Dom Qualley from Berry College will present a seminar. Gag (dis)order: structure and dynamics of a retroviral polyprotein Host: Dr. Stephen Woski
Professor Josh Figueroa from the University of California, San Diego will present a seminar. The Carbonyl-Isocyanide Relationship and Beyond Abstract: Recent results concerning the synthesis and reactivity of low-coordinate transition-metal complexes featuring sterically encumbering m-terphenyl isocyanide ligands are presented. Given the isolobal relationship between organoisocyanides and carbon monoxide, these complexes serve as mimics of the unsaturated binary metal carbonyls. The latter have traditionally been studied in either the gas phase or by matrix-isolation techniques and, consequently, their condensed-phase reactivity [...]
Professor Stephen Aller from the University of Alabama at Birmingham will present a seminar. A Highly Dynamic Insect Toxin: A New Reagent for Targeting Mammalian Epitopes? Host: Dr. Jack Dunkle
Professor Carlos Baiz from the University of Texas at Austin will present a seminar. Host: Dr. Ayanjeet Ghosh
Dr. Dmitri Kilin from North Dakota State University will present a seminar. Light-to-matter interaction integrated with ab initio molecular dynamics Abstract: Several aspects of electromagnetic field to matter interaction are addressed by computational modeling of transitions between ground and excited state potential energy surfaces, driving molecular system away from the equilibrium. Photoinduced bond breaking events are enhanced for molecular systems placed in the center of resonant microcavity via formation of a bound matter-to-field polaritonic state. A description of matter-to-electromagnetic [...]
Professor Vittorio Pace from Italy’s University of Turin will be presenting a seminar: Designing New Synthetic Concepts for Imparting Molecular Complexity with C-1 Sources Host: Dr. Tim Snowden