Monday Colloquium Series – Spring 2012
Colloquia seminars are held on Mondays (unless otherwise noted) in the Life Science and Engineering Building Auditorium (B01), beginning at 4:00 p.m. A reception (with light refreshments) precedes each talk, beginning at 3:30 p.m., in the lounge area outside B01. The lectures are open to everyone in the Department, including undergraduates.
Colloquium Chair: Professor James S. Panek
Colloquium Speaker Series Coordinator: Kevin Schwartz
January 23Professor Timothy Swager Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Host: Ramesh Jasti) Synthesis of Polycyclic Aromatics for the use as High Performance Electronic Materials |
February 13 Professor David Sanders Purdue University (Host: Karen Allen) The Arsenate-Bacteria Hoax: Ethical Responsibilities of Authors, Publishers, the Media, and the Scientific Community |
February 27Professor Carlos Barbas The Scripps Research Institute (Host: BUYCC) Enamine Chemistry and Beyond: Enzymes, Organocatalysis, and New Therapeutic Approaches |
March 5Professor Michael Trakselis University of Pittsburgh Protein Complex Assemblies and Activities at the DNA Replication Fork |
March 19Prof. Lawrence Miller University of Illinois at Chicago (Host: Karen Allen) Lanthanide probes for imaging and analysis of protein-protein interactions |
March 26Professor Norito Takenaka University of Miami (Host: Scott Schaus) Asymmetric Catalysis with Helical-Chiral Pyridines |
April 2Professor Abigail Doyle Princeton University (Host: Scott Schaus) New Approaches to C-F and C-C Bond Formation by Transition Metal Catalysis |
April 9Professor Liming Zhang University of California Santa Barbara (Host: Pinghua Liu) Accessing α-Oxo/Imino Gold Carbenes via Gold-Catalyzed Alkyne Oxidation: A Non-Diazo Approach
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April 23Professor Derek Pratt University of Ottawa (Host: Corey Stephenson) The Chemistry of Radical-Trapping Antioxidants: Are Phenols Really Best |
April 27 (Friday)Lambert Lecture Professor Larry Overman University of California Irvine (Host: John Porco) Recent Studies in Stereoselective Synthesis of Bioactive Heterocycles |










