| January |
10 Jan.
11:00am
V-107 |
Victor Hruby (University of Arizona)
New Chemical Paradigms for Drug Design: The Impact of Genomics and Proteomics |
13 Jan.
11:00am
CAB 357 |
Al-Amin Dhirani (University of Toronto)
Nanoparticles and Molecules: Building Blocks for Artificial Materials |
13 Jan.
7:00pm
V-107 |
David Bundle (U of Alberta)
Synthetic glycoconjugate vaccines
Bernard Bellau Award Lecture (CSC) |
20 Jan.
10:00am
V-110 |
Philip Jessop (Queen's University)
The Utility of Carbon Dioxide in Homogeneous Catalysis |
21 Jan.
12:00pm
BS-M149 |
Derek Muir (Environment Canada)
Is Mercury Increasing in Arctic Biota? A Review of the Evidence |
21 Jan.
4:00pm
V-107 |
Derek Muir (Environment Canada)
Identifying New POPs: Challenges for Environmental Analytical Chemists |
24 Jan.
11:00am
V-107 |
Jeffrey Johnston (Indiana University)
The Development of New Reactions and Reagents for Alkaloid Total Synthesis: The Advent of Chiral Proton Catalysis |
31 Jan.
1:00pm
V-124 |
Soledade Pedras (University of Saskatchewan)
Plants and Fungi: Chemical Warfare or Natural Coexistence |
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February
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2 Feb.
12:00pm
E3-25 |
Christopher B. Murray (IBM)
Advances in Multicomponent Nanoscale Assembly: Binary Nanocrystal Superlattices |
3 Feb.
10:00am
V-110 |
Cheri Kagan (IBM)
Molecular Materials and Devices |
7 Feb.
11:00am
V-107 |
Uwe Bunz (Georgia Tech University)
Synthesis and Structuring of PPEs
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10 Feb.
10:00am
E3-25 |
Markus Oberthür (Harvard Medical School)
Glycosyltranferases as Synthetic Tools for the Generation of Novel Glycopeptide Antibiotics
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| March |
3 March
11:00am
E3-25 |
Roland Roesler (University of Calgary)
The Unusual Coordination Chemistry of B-N-C Heterocycles: Carbenes and Cyclopentadienyl Analogs
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3 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Raymond Kapral (University of Toronto)
How does a proton go from 'A' to 'B'?
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17 March
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Robert Lipson (University of Western Ontario)
Technique development for mass spectrometry and photonics applications
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21 March
11:00am
V-107 |
Torsten Hegmann (University of Manitoba)
Self-Assembly Processes in Liquid Crystals - Organized Soft-Matter for Nanopatterning
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30 Mar.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Gino DiLabio (NINT)
Novel Chain-Breaking Antioxidants based on Pyridinol and Pyrimidinol: From in silico Design to in vitro Testing |
| April |
8 Apr.
12:00pm
V-107 |
Aicheng Chen (Lakehead University)
Nanostructured Materials: Design and Electrochemical Study |
8 Apr.
4:00pm
V-106 |
John Lamb (Brigham Young University)
Macrocyclic ligands in ion separations |
11 April
11:00am
V-107 |
Jonathan Ellman (UC Berkeley)
Practical New Methods for Selective Carbon-Carbon Bond Formation
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14 April
2:00pm
V-107 |
William E. Buhro (Washington University)
Colloidal Semiconductor Quantum Wires: Synthesis, Spectroscopy, and Confinement Effects
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21 April
8:00pm
Room 5-142
Grant MacEwan |
Penny Le Couteur (Capilano College)
The Making of Napoleon's Buttons
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22 April
11:00am
V-107 |
Penny Le Couteur (Capilano College)
"The Second Wave of Vitalism" or "It May be Natural but You are Just as Dead"
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28 April
11:00am
V-107 |
Milton L. Lee (Brigham Young University)
Ultrahigh Pressure Capillary Liquid Chromatography
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| May |
2 May
11:00am
V-107 |
James P. Morken (UNC, Chapel Hill)
Catalytic Asymmetric Synthesis Through the Intermediacy of Stereogenic Carbon-Metal Bonds |
9 May
11:00am
E1-60 |
Henri Kagan (Université Paris Sud)
Some aspects of screening in asymmetric catalysis
2004 Sandin Lectures
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10 May
4:00pm
E1-60 |
Henri Kagan (Université Paris Sud)
History of asymmetric catalysis
2004 Sandin Lectures
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11 May
11:00am
E1-60 |
Henri Kagan (Université Paris Sud)
Asymmetric amplification and propagation of chirality in chemical systems
2004 Sandin Lectures
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16 May
11:00am
V-107 |
Brian Stoltz (Caltech)
Complex Natural Products as a Driving Force for Discovery in Organic Chemistry |
| June |
2 June
11:00am
E3-25 |
Daniel W. Armstrong (Iowa State University)
High efficiency microbial separations |
3 June
11:00am
E3-25 |
Jason Shear (Univ. of Texas at Austin)
Biocompatible microfabrication of functional protein architectures |
6 June
11:00am
V-107 |
Yong Gao (Southern Illinois University, Carbondale)
Magnetic Nanoparticles for Chemical and Biological Applications |
13 June
1:00pm
V-107 |
Suzanne Abrams (Plant Biotech Inst., NRC, Saskatoon)
Abscisic Acid Metabolism and Action |
| July |
5 July
11:00am
E3-25 |
Andrew Orr-Ewing (University of Bristol)
Chemical Applications of Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy |
6 July
1:00pm
V-107 |
Richard McCreery (Ohio State University)
Carbon-based Molecular Junctions: A Unique Approach to Molecular Electronics |
| August |
30 August
11:00am
E5-36 |
Hironari Yamada (Risumeikan University)
Extraction of a 1011 Order of Brightness Pure Monochromatic X-ray Beam from the MIRRORCLE-6X Tabletop Synchrotron |
| September |
12 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
William Roush (Scripps Institute)
Studies on the Synthesis of Stereochemically Complex Biologically Active Natural Products
2005 Boehringer Ingelheim Lecture |
15 Sept.
2:00pm
V-111 |
Joel Haber (University of Alberta)
Scalable Template-Directed Syntheses of Nanomaterials using Porous Aluminum Oxide |
22 Sept.
4:00pm
V-110 |
Janusz Pawliszyn, (University of Waterloo)
New Sample Preparation and Separation Technologies for On-Site Investigations |
26 Sept.
11:00am
V-107 |
Fred Wudl, (UCLA)
Recent Advances in Organic Electronics at UCLA |
26 Sept.
7:00pm
E1-60 |
John Polanyi, (University of Toronto)
Seeing Molecules React One-Molecule-At-A-Time |
28 Sept.
2:00pm
E3-25 |
Dermot O'Hare, (University of Oxford)
Studying Solid State Reactions Using Time-Resolved In-situ Diffraction |
| October |
5 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Glen Loppnow & Charles Lucy (University of Alberta)
How To Give Oral and Poster Presentations
CGSS Professional Development Seminar |
7 Oct.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
P. Andrew Evans (Indiana University)
New Metal-Catalyzed Cross-Coupling and Carbocyclization Reactions for the Construction of Complex Natural Products |
12 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Albert Padwa (Emory University)
Cascade Processes for Alkaloid Synthesis |
17 Oct.
12:00pm
E3-25 |
Allen Apblett (Oklahoma State University)
Novel Routes to Nanoparticles and Spherical Nanoparticle Aggregates for Environmental Applications |
18 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Carol Robinson (University of Cambridge)
Mass spectrometry from rare gases to ribosomes
2005 Gunning Lecturer |
19 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Carol Robinson (University of Cambridge)
Mass spectrometry of non-covalent complexes - more than the sum of their parts
2005 Gunning Lecturer |
20 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Carol Robinson (University of Cambridge)
Mass spectrometry and the shape of things to come
2005 Gunning Lecturer |
21 Oct.
4:00pm
V-102 |
Raymond Poirier (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Extracting Secrets from Transition State Structures |
24 Oct.
11:00am
V-107 |
Seiichi Matsuda (Rice University)
Catalytic and Evolutionary Origins of Triterpenoid Skeletons |
24 Oct.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Bob Brown (Utah State University)
IR MALDI vs. UV MALDI: New insights into ionization in MALDI |
28 Oct.
4:00pm
V-110 |
Dirk Wallschlager (Trent University)
Thioarsenates in sulfidic waters - where geochemistry and analytical chemistry collide |
| November |
7 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
Marco Ciufolini, (UBC)
Synthetic Studies on Heterocyclic Natural Products
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9 Nov.
3:00pm
E3-25 |
Gustavo A. Aucar (Northeaster University, Argentina)
Some novel physical insights arising from nuclear magnetic properties
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14 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
Ben Feringa (University Groningen, The Netherlands)
In control of chirality - monodentate or bidentate ligands in asymmetric catalysis
AstraZeneca Lecture
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17 Nov.
1:00pm
E3-25 |
Cathleen Crudden (Queen's University)
Mechanistic studies of the hydroboration of vinyl arenes and the development of leach proof Pd complexes for Suzuki-Miyaura coupling reactions
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28 Nov.
11:00am
V-107 |
Yves Dory (Université de Sherbrooke)
Design, Synthesis & Characterization of Cyclic Peptides Self-Assembling as Supramolecular Tubes or Spheres
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30 Nov.
10:00am
V-112 |
Simon J. Gaskell (University of Manchester)
Quantitative proteomics - multiple perspectives and new approaches |
| December |
12 Dec.
11:00am
V-107 |
Victor Snieckus (Queens University)
Directed ortho-Metalation: Soon to be a Textbook Reaction
AstraZeneca Lecture |
