Seminar Series

Thursday 26 January
Prof. Sarah Stoll
Reiss 112, 2:00 pm

Prof. Daniel Gamelin
University of Washington
 

"Dopants and Electrons in Colloidal Quantum Dots"

Thursday 9 February
Prof. Kaveh Jorabchi
Reiss 112, 2:00 pm

Prof. Akos Vertes
George Washington University

“Knowledge-Based and De Novo Systems Biology for Rapid Mechanism of Action Studies”
 

Prof. Rebekka Klausen
Johns Hopkins University

"Rational Synthesis of Semiconductor Fragments"

"Redox-Active Small Molecules in Bioinorganic Chemistry"

“Actinides and confinement:  From nanotubes to curcubiturils.” 
 

Ms. Elizabeth Koch
Georgetown University
Thesis Seminar

"Dehydration and Dopant Effects in Nucleic Acid Hydrates"

Thursday 30 March
Prof. Karah Knope
Reiss 112, 2:00 pm

Dr. Stefan Minasian
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

"Synthetic, Spectroscopic, and Theoretical Investigations into the Relative Roles of the 5f and 6d Orbitals in Actinide–Ligand Bonding"

Thursday 6 April
Prof. David Yang
Reiss 112, 2:00 pm

Prof. Chi Van Dang
University of Pennsylvania

"MYC Oncogene as a Master Regulator of Proliferative Metabolism"

"Physiology Directed Drug Discovery in Multidrug Resistant Plasmodium falciparum".

"Studies of Malarial Parasite Chloroquine Resistance Transporter and Kinase Proteins; Key Targets for Evolving Drug Therapies"

"Towards Molecular Understanding of Lipid Membrane Structure Via Transbilayer Transport at the Interdroplet Interface"

Prof. Brian Crane
Cornell University

"Blue-light sensing by flavoproteins that entrain circadian rhythms"

Prof. Susan Taylor
University of California, San Diego
 

"Lessons Learned from PKA: from Motifs to the Dynamic Assembly of Isoform-specific Macromolecular Switches"