1315 Seminar Hall @ 3:30 pm
Artificial Metalloenzymes: Merging the Best of Homogeneous and Enzymatic Catalysis
Past Events
Careers in Chemical Sciences
9341 Chemistry @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
https://go.wisc.edu/f2y644
Materials Seminar: Prof. Julia Dshemuchadse (Cornell University)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 12:05 pm
Prof. Julia Dshemuchadse Title: Self-assembly models for crystal growth and phase transitions Bio: Prof. Julia Dshemuchadse is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Cornell University. She received her Diploma …
BHM Jeopardy
Chemistry Building, Room 2311 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Join us for a fun night of Jeopardy-style trivia. Each member of the winning team will receive a $20 Madison Original gift card! RSVP here
McElvain/Chemical Biology Seminar: Prof. Jason Chin (University of Cambridge)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 3:30 pm
Title: Reprogramming the Genetic Code Abstract: In terrestrial life, DNA is copied to messenger RNA, and the 64 triplet codons in messenger RNAs are decoded – in the process of translation – to synthesize proteins. …
Physical Seminar: Prof. Allison Squires (The University of Chicago)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 11:00 am
Single-particle-level understanding and control of photophysics in biomolecules
Special Seminar: Dr. Prakriti Joshi (Fritz Haber Institute)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 3:30 pm
"Directing Energy Transport at the Nanoscale"
Special Seminar: Dr. Frank Gao (University of Texas at Austin)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 3:30 pm
"Elucidating Material Functionalities Out-of-Equilibrium: Nonlinear and Intertwined Dynamics in Complex Systems"
Special Seminar: Dr. Tomojit Chowdhury (University of Chicago)
1315 Seminar Hall @ 3:30 pm
"Designing Light-Matter Interactions in Atomic and Molecular Solids"
MLK Symposium 2025 with Donzaleigh Abernathy
Donzaleigh Abernathy
Wisconsin Union Theater’s Shannon Hall at Memorial Union @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
https://union.wisc.edu/events-and-activities/event-calendar/event/theater-mlk-symposium-donzaleigh-abernathy/
The MLK Symposium celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a relevant and thought-provoking speaker who connects their speech/performance to the teachings, lessons, and the legacy of MLK. The annual event provides an opportunity for the campus to remember, learn, and act on lessons from King’s legacy of activism, equity, social justice, and community building. The MLK Symposium is jointly sponsored by the Division of Diversity, Equity & Educational Achievement and Student Affairs in partnership with the Wisconsin Union Theater.