Dr. Song Guo, from The University of Southern Mississippi, will be presenting a seminar titled "The interplay between aggregation and chemical doping of P3HT". Host: Jared Allred
Sopheavy Siek will present her research seminar entitled : “Catalytic Small Molecule Reduction Using Late Transition Metal Complexes of Carbon and Nitrogen Donor Chelates”
Dr. Adam Kiefer, from Mercer University, will be presenting a seminar titled, "Monitoring Mercury Pollution in Artisanal and Small-scale Mining Communities". Host: Dr. Paul Rupar
Charitha Thambiliyagodage will present his research seminar entitled: “Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications of Metal Nanoparticles Supported on Porous Carbon”
Dr. Colleen Scott, from Mississippi State University, will present a seminar titled, " Direct Arylation Polymerization Synthesis of a Series of New Siole-Benzazole Coploymers". Host: Paul Rupar
Informative session on Graduate Program with Dr. Woski.
Hanjiao Chen will present his research seminar entitled: "Electron Spin Dynamics of Trityl Molecules"
Dr. Till Opatz, from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany, will present a seminar titled, "The Magic of wood and light-rethinking classical synthetic chemistry."
Dr. Paul Craig, from The Rochester Institute of Technology, will present a seminar entitled, “Using protein function prediction to promote hypothesis-driven thinking in undergraduate biochemistry education.” Abstract: A team of twelve faculty members at eight institutions is developing a Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience where students are seeking to predict functions for proteins of unknown functions. In the past year we have learned a great deal about the logistical aspects of implementing a CURE curriculum on a variety of campuses with widely [...]
Dr. Caleb Martin, from Baylor University, will be presenting a seminar titled, " Exploiting the Diverse Chemistry of Boroles to Access Unsaturated Boracycles". Abstract: Although boroles (1) were first reported in 1969, their reactivity has remained virtually unexplored until recently. The unique combination of a Lewis acidic tricoordinate boron center, a diene, and a strained planar BC4 five-membered ring in a single molecule coupled with the four p-electron anti-aromatic state results in highly diverse reactivity for boroles.1 Our groups’ efforts [...]