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Hope College Chemistry Department
Seminar Schedule, Fall Semester 2009

 

September
4

4pm
Schaap 1000
 

Dr. Michael D. Seymour, Hope College
Electrochromic Mirrors and Chemical Analysis
Dr. William F. Polik, Hope College
An International Collaboration to Model HO2 Dissociation and Recombination Kinetics
Dr. Joanne L. Stewart, Hope College
Chemistry Adventures in Oz: "Blended Learning" and Blended Cultures

September
11
4pm
Schaap 1000
 

Dr. Christine S. Chow, Wayne State University
Modified Regions of Bacterial Ribosomes as Drug Target Sites

 

September
18
4pm
Schaap 1000
  Dr. Kathryn L. Davis, Hope ’05, University of Pittsburgh
Charge Transfer Properties of Immobilized Biomolecules: Small Steps Toward New Molecular Devices

September
25

4pm
Graves 112

  Joint Chemistry/Biology Seminar
Dr. Gerald Hazelbauer, University of Missouri
Bacterial Chemotaxis, a Paradigm for Studying Biological Signaling Mechanisms at the Molecular Level
October
2
    No Seminar
October
9
3:30pm
DeWitt Aud
  Natural & Applied Sciences Division
Gentile Interdisciplinary Lecture

Dr. A. Paul Schaap, Hope ‘67, Wayne State University
Chemiluminescence and 1,2-Dioxetanes: From Fireflies to the Detection of DNA


October
23
4pm
Schaap 1000

  Dr. Susan B. Rempe, Sandia National Lab
Ion Discrimination by Nanoscale Design


October
30
November
3
November
6


 
4pm
Schaap 1000
11am
Schaap 3130
4pm
Schaap 1000
 

Inorganic Candidate

Inorganic Candidate

Inorganic Candidate

 

 

November
13
4pm
Schaap 1000
  Dr. James McCusker, Michigan State University
The Science of Solar Energy Conversion: An Inorganic Photochemist in Exxon Mobil's Court

November
20
4pm
Schaap 1000
 

Dr. John Montgomery, University of Michigan
Discovery and Application of Nickel-Catalyzed Coupling Processes



December
4
4pm
Schaap 1000

  Dr. Stephen K. Taylor, Hope College
What My Students Have Done