| January |
14 Jan.
2:30pm
HMRC 2-07 |
Steven Porcelli (Alberta Einstein College of Medicine)
Modulation of immune responses by CD1-presented lipids |
22 Jan.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Rene Boere (University of Lethbridge)
Ligands are molecules too! Synthetic, structural and coordination chemistry of phosphorus-containing analogues of amidines
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23 Jan.
10:00am
M-141, BioSci |
Michael Siu (York University)
Molecular radical cations of peptides: Formation and dissociation chemistry
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23 Jan.
10:00am
E3-25 |
David Cramb (University of Calgary)
Research at the interdisciplinary triple point: Bridging Chemistry, Physics and Biomedicine
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23 Jan.
12:00pm
V-107 |
Tanya Dahms (University of Regina)
Investigating Opioid Receptor Localization and Polarized Fungal Growth by Atomic Force Microscopy
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26 Jan.
11:00am
V-107 |
Bruce Arndtsen (McGill University)
Palladium Catalyzed Multicomponent Reactions: Developing a Simple Building Block Approach to Synthesis
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29 Jan.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Leslie Vazquez-Serrano (Purdue University)
Catalytic Homogeneous Hydrogenation of Olefins Using N-heterocyclic Carbene-Phosphine Complexes of Iridium
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February
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2 Feb.
11:00am
V-107 |
Robert Batey (University of Toronto)
Recent advances toward the synthesis of heterocyclic natural products using pericyclic reactions
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6 Feb.
4:00pm
V-106 |
Michael Bowser
In vitro evolution of functional DNA using capillary electrophoresis
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12 Feb.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Robert Luth (EAS, University of Alberta)
Experiments at high pressure and temperature: a laboratory approach to the Earth's interior
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26 Feb.
11:00am
E3-25 |
Al Meldrum (Physics, University of Alberta)
Optical Properties of Silicon Nanocrystals
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27 Feb.
11:00am
V-107 |
Yingming Zhao (Southwestern Medical Centre)
Univeristy of Texas Novel proteomics technologies for probing organelles and protein modifications
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| March |
1 March
11:00am
V-107 |
Dirk Trauner (UC Berkeley)
Chemistry Mimicking Nature - and Taking it a Step Further
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3 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Robert Schurko (University of Windsor)
Solid-State NMR of Quadrupolar Nuclei in Metallocenes
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5 March
11:00am
V-107 |
Robert A. Field (University of East Anglia, UK)
From glycosides and sugar nucleotides towards chemical genomics
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5 March
4:00pm
V-106 |
Luis Colon (SUNY, Buffalo)
Chromatographic Materials and Very High Pressure Approaches for Liquid Chromatography
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11 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Gren Patey (University of British Columbia)
Structure in confined fluids: Phase transitions, forces and friction
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12 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Tom Baker (Los Alamos National Lab)
Precious Metal Phosphenium Complexes as Potential Bifunctional Catalysts
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15 March
11:00am
V-107 |
Alois Furstner (Max Planck Institute)
Merck Frost Lecture: Recent advances in alkene and alkyne metathesis
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17 March
7:00pm
V-110 |
Jed Harrison (Chemistry, University of Alberta)
Microchip technologies for biochemical analysis
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19 March
4:00pm
V-107 |
Richard Oleschuk (Queen's University)
Low cost polymeric microfluidic devices: Fabrication, surface modification and detection
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24 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Emil Roduner (University of Stuttgart)
ESR studies of the chemistry of Pt nanoclusters and of running fuel cells
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25 March
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Hanadi Sleiman (McGill University)
Self-assembly of DNA and biomimetic polymers
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26 March
4:00pm
V-107 |
Kevin Thurbide
Chromatographic detection using acoustic signals from an oscillating frame
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| April |
2 April
11:00am
V-107 |
William Smyrl (University of Minnesota)
Portable Fuel Cells and Portable Batteries
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5 April
11:00am
E3-25 |
Roger DeKock (Calvin College)
The Ideal Electronic Atom |
6 April
3:30pm
ETLE 1-007 |
Charles A. Mims (University of Toronto)
Heterogeneous catalysts - how do they really work and why should we care? |
8 April
11:00am
V-102 |
John Ripmeester (NRC, Steacie Institute)
Applications of NMR spectroscopy and microimaging to materials and processes for gas adsorption
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8 April
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Michael Sailor (UC San Diego)
Smart Dust: Photonic crystals derived from nanocrystalline porous Si and their applications in sensors and medicine
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15 April
11:00am
E3-25 |
Andriy Kovalenko (NINT)
Molecular theory of electrosorption of aqueous electrolyte solution in nanoporous carbon electrodes |
22 April
11:00am
E3-25 |
Collin Raston
Controlling the confinement and interplay of fullerene C60 and other icosahedral molecules
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| May |
3 May
11:00am
V-107 |
Keith Ingold (NRC, Carleton University)
Kinetic solvent effects on hydrogen atom and proton transfer reactions
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10 May
3:00pm
ETLC 6-060 |
Stephane Evoy (University of Pennsylvania)
Nanotechnology in Microsystems: The path towards integrated nanosytems
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17 May
11:00am
V-107 |
Scott Denmark (University of Illinois)
New Concepts in Catalysis: Chiral Lewis Base Activation of Lewis Acids
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21 May
10:00am
ETLC, E6-060 |
Peter Grutter (McGill University)
Atomic Force Microscopy Investigation of Nanoelectronics
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21 May
11:30am
V-107 |
Debra Rolison (Naval Research Laboratory)
Integrating the multifunction necessary for electrochemical power into mesoporous nanoarchitectures
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27 May
11:00am
E3-25 |
Gilles Peslherbe (Concordia University)
Theoretical studies of photochemistry in polar solvent clusters
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| June |
14 June
11:00am
V-107 |
Thomas Peters (University of Lubeck)
NMR Experiments to Detect and Characterize Binding of Ligands to Receptor Proteins
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16 June
11:00am
V-110 |
Christopher Yip (University of Toronto)
Biophysical Applications of Scanning Probe Microscopy: Challenges and Insights
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28 June
11:00am
V-107 |
Thomas Webster (Purdue University)
Nano-biotechnology: The design of better implants through the use of nanophase materials
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| July |
8 July
11:00am
E3-25 |
Gary Kruppa (Bruker Daltonics, Inc.)
Applications of High Resolution and Accurate Mass FTMS to Structure Elucidation of Natural Products and Proteins
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15 July
11:00am
E3-25 |
Zuowei Xie (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
The Role of Carborane in Polymerization / Organometallic Reactions
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16 July
11:00am
E3-25 |
Jiguang Zhang (University of Toronto)
Polymer nanocomposites with multiscale hierarchy: From nano to micro
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22 July
12:00pm
E3-25 |
Owen Terreau (McGill University)
Control of Size and Morphology of Block Copolymer Aggregates in Solution: The Effect of the Copolymer Molecular Weight Distribution
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| August |
6 August
11:00am
E3-25 |
Jesus Angulo (Universitat Lubeck)
Binding of ligands to human blood group B galactosyltransferase as studied by NMR
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9 August
1:00pm
V-125 |
Matthew Disney (ETH Zurich)
Small molecule targeting of RNA and carbohydrate microarrays
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12 August
11:00am
V-125 |
Nicola Pohl (Iowa State University)
Chemical proteomics and synthetic strategies to decipher the glycocode
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13 August
11:00am
E3-25 |
Andrzej J. Sadlej (Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland)
Intermolecular interactions: From classical concepts to quantum ideas
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| September |
7 Sept.
9:00am
E3-25 |
Jason Cleveland (Asylum Research)
Fazed by Phase Imaging |
7 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Mark Ratner (Northwestern University)
Molecular Electronics and Transport Junctions: Some Generalities
Gunning Lecture |
8 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Mark Ratner (Northwestern University)
Molecular Electronics and Transport Junctions: Some Mechanistic Issues
Gunning Lecture |
9 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Mark Ratner (Northwestern University)
Molecular Nanoscale Assemblies; Some Modeling Results
Gunning Lecture |
10 Sept.
12:00pm
E3-25 |
George Agnes (Simon Fraser University)
Chemistry and Applications of Media With Net Charge |
13 Sept.
4:00pm
Educ.N. 2-115 |
Robert Kennedy (University of Michigan)
Measuring the Chemistry of Life: How chemical measurements change our view of life processes
Boomer Lecture
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14 Sept.
4:00pm
V-106 |
Robert Kennedy (University of Michigan)
New Opportunities in Chemical Analysis by Incorporation of Affinity Interactions into Chemical Separations
Boomer Lecture
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15 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Robert Kennedy (University of Michigan)
Chips, Imaging, and Sensors for Monitoring Living Cells
Boomer Lecture
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16 Sept.
4:00pm
V-106 |
Robert Kennedy (University of Michigan)
Exploring brain chemistry in vivo using novel technology based on microfluidics, capillary electrophoresis, and mass spectrometry
Boomer Lecture
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20 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Paul O'Shea (Merck Frosst Canada)
Enantioselective Synthesis of Trifluoroethylamines
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20 Sept.
7:30pm
King's College Auditorium |
Jackie Barton (California Institute of Technology)
DNA: a Different Perspective
E. Gordon Young Lectureship
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21 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Jackie Barton (California Institute of Technology)
DNA, Recognition with Metallointercalators
E. Gordon Young Lectureship
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21 Sept.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Stephen J. Loeb (University of Windsor)
Metallo-Supramolecular Chemistry: From Rotaxanes to Materials
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23 Sept.
1:00pm
V-128 |
Andrew Myers (Harvard University)
A Convergent and Enantioselective Synthetic Route to the Tetracycline Antibiotics
Boehringer Ingelheim Lecture
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27 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
André Charette (Université de Montréal)
New Methods for the Asymmetric Catalytic Synthesis of Heterocyclic Compounds and Amines
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30 Sept.
12:00pm
E3-25 |
Zameer Shervani (Supercritical Fluid Research Centre, Japan)
Development of "Green and Clean" Chemical Processing Media: Fundamentals to Applications
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| October |
1 Oct.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Karl Christe (University of Southern California)
Polynitrogen Chemistry
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4 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Paul Pregosin (ETH Zurich)
PGSE (Diffusion) and 1H, 19F HOESY NMR Studies on Homogeneous Catalysts: Ion Pairing and Learning About Anions
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15 Oct.
12:00pm
V-107 |
Gary Christian (University of Washington)
Presentation to graduate students on scientific writing (or how not to write a paper: trials and tribulations of an editor)
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15 Oct.
4:00pm
V-106 |
Gary Christian (University of Washington)
A brief history of analytical chemistry: from beginnings to modern analytical science
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28 Oct.
11:00am
E3-25 |
Suning Wang (Queen's University)
Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds for OLEDs Supramolecular Assembly and C-H Activation
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| November |
8 Nov.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
James Hurst (Washington State University)
Mechanisms of Water Oxidation Catalyzed by Dimeric Ruthenium Complexes. |
15 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
Reza Ghadiri (Scripps Research Institute)
Toward Synthetic Biology: Design and Study of Complex Peptide Networks.
AstraZeneca Lecture
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17 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
Peter Mahaffy (King's University College)
Tetrahedral Chemistry Education.
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18 Nov.
11:00am
E3-25 |
Susan Kauzlarich (UC Davis)
Synthesis and Characterization of Magnetic Zintl Phases and Group IV Semiconductor Nanoparticles
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22 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
A. Ramamoorthy (University of Michigan)
Mechanism of Membrane Disruption by Antimicrobial Peptides.
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23 Nov.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Cornelia Bohne (University of Victoria)
Dynamics in Supramolecular Chemistry: How can we understand function and complexity.
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30 Nov.
10:00am
E3-25 |
Alan Doucette (Dalhousie University)
From Proteins to Proteomics: Moving Forward with Lessons from the Past.
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| December |
1 Dec.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Axel Becke (Queen's University)
Kohn-Sham Density-Functional Theory, the "Perfect" Molecular Orbital Formalism. |
6 Dec.
11:00am
V-107 |
Steven Zimmerman (University of Illinois)
Supramolecular Polymer Chemistry: Dendrimers and Related Structures.
2005 Merck Frosst Lecture |
14 Dec.
11:00am
V-107 |
Vickie McGuffin (Michigan State)
Using Fundamental Thermodynamic and Kinetic Studies to Investigate the Urban Legends of Separation Science |
