Parker McCrary
Parker McCrary will present his PhD research seminar entitled, “New Insights on the Reactivity and Structural Conformation of the Nonaborate and Decaborate Cluster Anions."
Parker McCrary will present his PhD research seminar entitled, “New Insights on the Reactivity and Structural Conformation of the Nonaborate and Decaborate Cluster Anions."
Yu Wang will present her PhD research seminar entitled, “Frataxin Stimulates Fe/S Cluster Biosynthesis.”
Zongtang Fang will present his PhD research seminar entitled, "Computational Studies of Catalytic Reactions of Group IVB and VIB Transition Metal Oxide Clusters."
Prof. Nicolai Lehnert, University of Michigan, will present a seminar entitled, "Iron Nitroxyl Complexes as Central Intermediates in Nitric Oxide Reductases." Host: Prof. Elizabeth Papish Abstract: Despite the extensive work that has been completed on heme and non-heme iron-nitrosyl complexes, {FeNO}7 in the Enemark-Feltham notation, corresponding, one-electron reduced {FeNO}8 complexes where a nitroxyl anion (NO-) is formally bound to an iron(II) center have remained largely elusive. These complexes, and their protonated iron(II)-NHO analogs, are now entering the limelight as proposed [...]
The Student Chapter of the American Chemical Society is hosting a talk by Prof. Tracy Hamilton from UAB on the Chemistry of Coffee. Learn all about the chemicals that make coffee delicious and addictive as well as how to make a good or bad cup of coffee.
Daniel Clayton will present a PhD research seminar entitled, “Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering and Photochemistry of Plasmonic Metal-Semiconductor Systems for Understanding Interfacial Charge-Transfer Properties.”
Prof. Douglas Grotjahn from San Diego State University will present a seminar entitled, "Bifunctional Catalysis for Organic Chemistry and Energy." Host: Elizabeth Papish
Prof. Till Opatz, University of Mainz Host: Prof. Anthony Arduengo
Caleb Hill will present his PhD research seminar entitled, "Single-Molecule/Particle Spectroelectrochemical Studies of Model Organic Photovoltaic Systems."
Prof. Jesse Carrick, Tennessee Tech will present a seminar entitled, "Experiential Investigations in Organic Synthesis." Host: Prof. Michael Jennings