Seminars

seminars

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Fall 2016

Unless specified, Fall 2016 seminars will be held at 11:30 am in MAC D288
Links to speakers' web pages are provided where available

Date Speaker
Thur.
Sep. 8

Kirsten Wolthers, University of British Columbia, Okanagan
Initiating and Controlling Radical Chemistry in
Coenzyme B12-dependent Mutases
Host: Neil Burford

Mon.
Sep. 12
Graduate student Chem 509 introduction
Thur.
Sep. 15
Curtis Berlinguette, University of British Columbia
Solar Chemistry at the Interface
Host: Robin Hicks
Mon.
Sep. 19
Jean-François Paquin, Université Laval
Exploration and Some Discoveries in Organofluorine Chemistry
Host: Jeremy Wulff
Thur.
Sep. 22
Rhett KempeUniversität Bayreuth
Catalysts for a more sustainable chemistry
Host: Neil Burford
Mon.
Oct. 3
Edith (Phoebe) Glazer, University of Kentucky
Developing a research platform for the discovery of cytotoxic metal complexes
Host: Genevieve Boice
Thur.
Oct. 13
Miguel Garcia-Garibay, University of California, Los Angeles
Control of Chemical Reactivity and Rotational Dynamics: Applications in the Construction of Molecular Machines
Host: Peter Wan
Mon.
Oct. 17
Belinda Heyne, University of Calgary
From tuning aggregation to amplifying singlet oxygen: a photochemist approach
Host: Alex Brolo
Mon.
Oct. 24
Ken Dill, Stony Brook University
How cell behaviors are encoded in the physical chemistry of the proteome
Host: Fraser Hof

Thurs.
Oct. 27

Preston Chase, GreenCentre Canada
Development and Commercial Application of Novel Catalyst and Green Solvent Technologies
Host: Robin Hicks
Mon.
Oct. 31
David Rabuka, Catalent Biologics
Translating technology from the bench top to the clinic, the story of Redwood Bioscience
Host: Tom Fyles
Mon.
Nov. 7
Richard Layfield, University of Manchester
From Molecular Magnets to Catalytic Transformations of Main Group Substrates
Host: Neil Burford
Wed.
Nov. 9
Graduate Student Research Day
 
Mon.
Nov. 14
Elizabeth Gillies, University of Western Ontario
Controlling end-to-end depolymerization: new polymer backbones, mechanisms and applications
Host: Matt Moffitt
Mon.
Nov. 21
Gonzalo Cosa, McGill University
Visualising Chemistry at the Single Molecule Level
Host: Cornelia Bohne
Mon.
Nov. 28
Paul Wiseman, McGill University
Mapping protein dynamics and interactions in podosomes in living cells with image correlation spectroscopy
Host: Natia Frank
Mon.
Dec. 5
Andreea Schmitzer, Université de Montréal
Controlable transmembrane transport processes and their biological applications 
Host: Cornelia Bohne

Spring 2017

Unless specified, Spring 2017 seminars will be held at 11:30 am in MAC D288
Links to speakers' web pages are provided where available

Date Speaker
Mon.
Jan. 16
Thomas Baumgartner, University of Calgary
Strongly Electron-Accepting, Phosphorus-bridged Viologens - From Synthesis to Applications
Host: Neil Burford
Mon.
Jan. 23
Cathleen Crudden, Queen's University
Metal catalysts, clusters and surfaces: From the synthesis of chiral bio-molecules to carbon-based self assembled monolayers.
Host: Robin Hicks
Mon.
Jan. 30
David Stuart, Portland State University
Exploring Divergent Reactivity of Diaryliodonium Salts for Metal-Free Arylation Reactions
Host: Scott McIndoe
Mon.
Feb. 6
Christopher Jones, Georgia Tech
Title TBC
Host: Scott McIndoe
Thur.
Feb. 16
Graduate Student Research Day
Details to be confirmed in January
Mon.
Feb. 20
Ariel Louwrier, Stressmarq
Biotech Startups - Life, Risk and Everything
Host: Fraser Hof
Mon.
Feb. 27
Paul Chirik, Princeton University
Catalysis with Earth Abundant Metals
Host: Robin Hicks
Mon.
Mar. 6
Lüis Campos, Columbia University
Title TBC
Host: Cornelia Bohne
Thurs.
Mar. 16
Mario Leclerc, Université Laval
Green Chemistry for Green Energy
Host: Matt Moffitt
Mon.
Mar. 20
Philip Power, University of California, Davis
Title TBC
Host: Paul Gray

Mon.
Mar. 27

Rylan Lundgren, University of Alberta
Copper-Mediated Oxidative Cross-Coupling Reactions of Carbon Nucleophiles
Host: Neil Burford
Mon.
Apr. 3
Christa Brosseau, Saint Mary's University
Title TBC
Host: Natia Frank

Archive page of the seminar program in recent years.