Inorganic Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Smaranda Marinescu, John Hopkins
Host: Dr. Schelter
inquiries rvargas@sas.upenn.edu
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar: Dr. Yunho Lee, KAIST
Host: Dr. Mindiola
inquiries rvargas@sas.upenn.edu
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Nathaniel Szymczak, University of Michigan
Moving Beyond the Metal: Assisted Small Molecule Activation
6th Philadelphia Inorganic Colloquium (PIC-6)
The 6th Philadelphia Inorganic Colloquium (PIC-6) will be held at Penn Chemistry this Saturday, April 7, 2018. We would like to encourage members from the Penn Chemistry community to attend. PIC-6 will be free for attendees and the poster session will be open to all local researchers.
Late registration is welcome.
Schedule of Events
10:00-11:00 Michael J. Zdilla, Temple University “Toward Breaching the CHNO Ceiling in Energetic Materials”
Hirschmann Visiting Professor (Chad Mirkin, Northwestern): Lecture 3
Lecture 3: Expanding the Materials Genome with Nanocombinatorics
Hirschmann Visiting Professor (Chad Mirkin, Northwestern): Lecture 2
Lecture 2: Spherical Nucleic Acids: Empowering the Digital Drug Design Revolution
Hirschmann Visiting Professor (Chad Mirkin, Northwestern): Lecture 1
Lecture 1: Colloidal Crystal Engineering with DNA: Creating a Genetic Code for Materials Design
Organic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Jon Njardarson( Univeristy of Arizona)
Title: No Strain no Gain
Abstract: A tale about how tortured rings aided by sprinkles of serendipity catapulted us into the world of reaction cascades, which in turn led us to the land of Cope. At the end of the research tale I will provide a short summary detailing our education product contributions all of which use the graphical language of organic chemistry.
Abstract: A tale about how tortured rings aided by sprinkles of serendipity catapulted us into the world of reaction cascades, which in turn led us to the land of Cope. At the end of the research tale I will provide a short summary detailing our education product contributions all of which use the graphical language of organic chemistry.
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Stephen Lippard( MIT)
Title: How Bacteria Convert Methane to Methanol at the Diiron Center in Methane Monooxygenase
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar, Dr. Ken Hanson (Florida State University)
Title : Harnessing Molecular Photon Upconversion Using Self-Assembled Multilayers on Metal Oxide Surfaces
Abstract: