All seminars are held at 4pm in room 304 in the Chemistry Building unless otherwise noted.
| Date | Speaker (Host) | Title |
| January 18 | Professor Kian Tan Boston College (Professor Dean Harman) |
Designing the World’s Smallest Enzymes: using synthetic catalysts to control site-, regio-, and stereoselectivity |
| 25 | Professor Matt Redinbo University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (Professor Cameron Mura) |
Drugging the Human Microbiome |
| February 1 |
Professor Robert Griffin Massachusetts Institute Technology (Professor Robert Bryant) |
Atomic Resolution Structures of Amyloid Fibrils |
| 15 | Professor Zachary Ball Rice University (Professor Glenn McGarvey) |
Designing enzyme-like catalysts: A rhodium(II) metallopeptide case study |
| 22 | Professor Stephen Craig Duke University (Professor Linda Columbus) |
Mechanochemistry: From Trapped Transition States to Self-Healing Polymers |
| March 1 |
Professor M. Elizabeth Stroupe Florida State University (Professors Linda Columbus and Cameron Mura) |
Reducing Sulfite: Coupled Proton and Electron Transfer in the Metalloenzyme Sulfite Reductase |
| April 5 |
Professor Christopher Easley Auburn University (Professor James Landers) |
A Few Small Approaches to Study Secretory Dynamics from Endocrine Tissue |
| 12 | Professor Eric Mazur Harvard University (Professors Kevin Lehmann and Brad Cox) |
Nonlinear optics at the nanoscale *Please note this seminar will be held in PHS 203 |
| 19 | HECHT LECTURE Professor Peter Wipf University of Pittsburgh (Professor Sid Hecht) |
Better Mitochondria Through Imine Addition Chemistry *Please note this seminar will be held in GIL 130 |
| 26 | Professor Richard Brennan Duke University (Professor Cameron Mura) |
How Bugs Escape Drugs |
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