Spring and Summer 2005
 Seminar Program

 

Rasika Dias, Coordinator
817-272-3813dias@uta.edu

 Place:  Room 114
 W. A. Baker Chemistry Research Building (CRB), except those noted.        See map

 All seminars are at 2:30 p.m. on Fridays, except those noted.

 
Refreshments will be served prior to the seminars at 2:15  p.m. in Room 112 CRB.

 

January 21
Prof. Charles M. Garner
Baylor University
"C6F5- as a Good Leaving Group"
(Host:  Rasika Dias)

January 28
Prof. Weston T. Borden
University of North Texas
"Substituent Effects on the Degenerate Cope Rearrangements of 1,5-Hexadienes
and Semibullvalenes -- Interpretations and Predictions"
(Host: Martin Pomerantz)

February 4
Prof. Tim Warren
Georgetown University
"Metal-Ligand Multiple-Bonding in Later, First Row Complexes:  Novel
Structures to Catalytic Group Transfer Reactions"
(Host:  Frederick MacDonnell)

 February 11
Prof. Onofrio Annunziata
Texas Christian University
"Phase Transitions of Protein Aqueous Solutions"
(Host:  Zoltan Schelly)

 February 18
Prof. Dean Roddick
University of Wyoming
"Applications of Perfluorinated Phosphine Ligands:  Coordination Chemistry
 and Catalysis in Acidic and Superacidic Media"
(Host:  Rasika Dias)

 February 25
Prof. John Reynolds
University of Florida
"Conjugated Polymers:  From Texas to Florida"
(Host:  Martin Pomerantz)

March 4
Prof. Miklos Kertesz
Georgetown University
"Structural and Electronic Properties of Carbon Nanotubes and Organic Crystals"
(Host:  Dennis Marynick)

 March 11
Dr. Maher Kalaji
University of Wales, Bangor, U.K.
"To Sniff or Not to Sniff:  the Detection of Explosives"
(Host:  Krishnan Rajeshwar)

 March 18
Spring Break

 March 25
Prof. Luke Hanley
University of Illinois at Chicago
"Ions In, Ions Out:  Synthesis & Analysis of Molecular Surfaces via Polyatomic Ions"
(Host:  Gary Kinsel)

Tuesday  -  March 29, 1:30 PM  -  Tuesday
Prof. Steven Ealick
Cornell University
“Structural Evidence for Evolution of the Purine Biosynthetic Pathway”
(Host:  Zoltan Schelly)

 April 1
Prof. Sergey Kozmin
University of Chicago
"Chemical Synthesis:  From New Reactivity to Complex and Diverse Molecular Architecture"
(Host:  Carl Lovely)

 April 8
Prof. Kay Brummond
University of Pittsburgh
"Allenes and Transition Metal Catalyzed Carbon-Carbon Bond Forming Reactions"
(Host:  Carl Lovely)

 April 15
Prof. Mary Cloninger
Montana State University
"Using Dendrimers to Study Protein-Carbohydrate Interactions"
(Host:  Dmitry Rudkevich)

 April 22
Prof. John Fackler
Texas A&M University
"New Chemistry from a Very Old and Enduring Element, Gold"
(Host:  Rasika Dias)

 April 29
Prof. Gregg Dieckmann
University of Texas at Dallas
"Noncovalent Functionalization of Carbon Nanotubes Using Designed Peptide Systems"
(Host:  Rasika Dias)

 May 6
Prof. Claudia Turro
Ohio State University
"Excited State Properties of Transition Metal Complexes:  DNA Binding, Photocleavage,
 and Photoinduced Cytotoxicity"

(Host:  Frederick MacDonnell)

Thursday  -  July 14, 1:30 PM  -  Thursday
Prof. Daniel Armstrong
Iowa State University
"Mechanism and Use of High Efficiency Microbial Separations"
(Host:  Zoltan Schelly)

 

 

 

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
The University of Texas at Arlington
Arlington, Texas 76019-0065, USA

Phone:  (817) 272-3171
Dept. E-mail: 
chemistry@uta.edu

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