Chemical Biology Seminar: Prof. Monika Raj (Emory University)

Chemical Tools for Biological Discoveries
1315 Seminar Hall
@ 3:30 pm

Prof. Monika Raj Title: Chemical Tools for Biological Discoveries Abstract: In the Raj Lab, we are focused on developing novel chemical probes and sensors aimed at targeting the undruggable proteome, along with enabling the selective …

Organic Seminar: Prof. Timothy Clark (University of San Diego)

1315 Seminar Hall
@ 3:30 pm

Title:  Developing Synthetic Tools in Organoboron Chemistry to Access Phosphines and Phosphonates Abstract:  Organophosphorus compounds have had significant historical value in agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and as ligands in metal-catalyzed reactions. This seminar will focus on methods …

Shain Colloquium Lecture: Prof. Timothy Swager (MIT)

Magneto-Optics of Molecular and Polymeric Materials
1315 Seminar Hall
@ 3:30 pm

Title: Magneto-Optics of Molecular and Polymeric Materials Abstract: Michael Faraday provided the first evidence that light has a magnetic component in 1845. The effect is known as the Faraday effect wherein plane polarized light is …

Shain Colloquium Lecture: Prof. Timothy Swager (MIT)

Electronic Molecular Materials for High-Performance Chemical Sensors
1315 Seminar Hall
@ 12:05 pm

Title: Electronic Molecular Materials for High-Performance Chemical Sensors Abstract: In this lecture I will detail our efforts to make use of semiconducting and conducting organic materials for the formation of chemical sensors with high selectivity …

Organic Seminar: Prof. Liela Bayeh-Romero (Baylor University)

1315 Seminar Hall
@ 3:30 pm

Title: Explorations in ZrH Catalysis: Emerging Insight into Oxophilicity-Driven Catalysis Abstract: Despite the widespread application of zirconocene hydrides (ZrH) in organic synthesis, their use has remained largely restricted to stepwise, stoichiometric transformations. Zirconium, however, offers …

Materials Seminar: Prof. Vinod Menon (City College of New York)

1315 Seminar Hall
@ 12:05 pm

Title: Light-Matter Hybrids: From engineering quantum materials to out-of-equilibrium condensates Abstract: Strong light–matter interaction leads to the formation of hybrid quasiparticles—polaritons—that inherit properties from both photons and material excitations. In this talk, I will first …