Events
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Karsten Meyer, FAU
“Super-Oxidized” Iron Nitrido & “Super-Reduced” Iron Nitrosyl Complexes in tris-Carbene Coordination Spheres – and How Iron Really Feels About it
“Super-Oxidized” Iron Nitrido & “Super-Reduced” Iron Nitrosyl Complexes in tris-Carbene Coordination Spheres – and How Iron Really Feels About it
Organic Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Mingji Dai, EMORY
"Chemistry Innovation and Biological Discovery through Natural Product Total Synthesis"
"Chemistry Innovation and Biological Discovery through Natural Product Total Synthesis"
Biological Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Betsy Parkinson, Purdue University
Title: Utilizing biocatalysis and synthetic chemistry to access new natural products
Abstract: Natural products (NPs) are a bountiful source of bioactive molecules. Bioinformatics data suggest hundreds-of-thousands of novel NPs remain to be discovered. Unfortunately, many NPs are not produced…
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Justin Sambur, Colorado State
Zooming In: Single-Particle Insights into Nanomaterials for Energy Conversion and Storage
Zooming In: Single-Particle Insights into Nanomaterialsfor Energy Conversion and Storage
Organic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Damian Young, BCM
TBA Title & Abstract
Research The Young lab research focuses on the development of chemical pathways leading to molecule that can be used to probe fundamental and disease-associated biology. His lab is pioneering new chemical and…
Biological Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Stacy Malaker, Yale University
Title: Mucinomics as the next frontier of mass spectrometry
Abstract: Mucin-domain glycoproteins are densely O-glycosylated and play key roles in a host of biological functions. However, their dense O-glycosylation remains enigmatic both in glycoproteomic landscape and…
Organic Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Jeff Aubé, UNC
Title: TBA
Research We are interested in the development of synthetic organic methods and total synthesis of natural products, particularly focusing on rearrangement reactions and…
Bristol-Myers Squibb Lectures in Organic Chemistry: Gunda Georg (University of Minnesota) & Richard Fox (BMS)
Discovery and development of a male pill by targeting the retinoid signaling pathway with YCT-529 for effective, reversible oral contraception
Gunda Georg University of Minnesota Discovery and development of a male pill by targeting the retinoid signaling pathway with YCT-529 for effective, reversible oral contraception
Biological Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Rachel Bernstein
Title: TBA
Inquiries: nguyeny@sas.upenn.edu Location: Carolyn Hoff Lynch Lecture Hall