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Chem 501 Seminar

Time & Location

All seminars are hosted in Buehler 300 at 1PM EST.
Light refreshments will be available at 12:30pm in Buehler 511.

Chemistry Seminar Schedule

Note: Schedule subject to changes.

January 23 – Dr. Ralm Ricarte – Florida State University
“Modeling and Measuring the Linear Viscoelasticity of Vitrimer Melts”

January 30 – Dr. Lauren Buchanan – Vanderbilt University
“Advances in 2D IR Spectroscopy of Proteins: Utilizing Vibrational Lifetimes and Transition Dipole Strength Calculations to Enhance Structural Analysis”

February 6 – Dr. Michael Susner – Air Force Research Laboratory
“Magnetic and Ferroelectric Thio- and Seleno- Phosphates: A Novel 2D Materials Platform”

February 13 – Dr. Yangguang Ou – University of Vermont
“Leveraging Carbon Chemistry to Design and Optimize Electrochemical Biosensors for in situ Neurochemical Quantitation”

February 20 – Dr. Ryan Hadt – California Institute of Technology
“Enabling Molecular Quantum Information Science with Electron Spins”

February 27 – Dr. Liela Romero – Baylor University
“Catalytic Platforms for Selective Interhalogenation and Reductive Functionalization”

March 13 – Dr. Aleksandr Zhukhovitskiy – University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
“Advancing the Logic of Polymer Synthesis, Modification, and Degradation”

April 3 – Dr. Robert J. Gilliard, Jr. – Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
“Uncommon Bonds in Boron Heterocycles: From Odd-Electron Molecules to Luminescent Materials”

April 10 – Dr. Debra Audus – National Institute of Science & Technology (NIST)
“Improving Machine Learning with Polymer Science”

April 24 – Dr. Arumugam Manthiram – University of Texas
“TBD”

Chemistry

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