Gregory Robinson, PhD Foundation Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, University of Georgia Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060 Public Lecture: From Hydrogen to Radon: Playing the ‘Long Game’ in Inorganic Chemistry From the syntheses of the first molecules containing boron-boron double bonds—the first “diborenes”—to the first molecule shown to possess a triple bond […]
Thinking beyond tomorrow: summer opportunities & career planning in CHEM / BCMB Come prepared with questions and answers to the following: Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060
Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060
Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060
Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060
Sara E. S. Martin, PhD, Associate Professor, Chemistry; Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, The College of Wooster “Molecular Makeovers: From Simple Precursors to Bio‑Relevant Heterocycles” Quinolinones and coumarins are related nitrogen- and oxygen-containing heterocycles that appear in a variety of bioactive molecules, including pH probes, natural products, and pharmaceuticals. Despite their importance, certain isomers of these molecules are […]
Casey Wade, Associate Professor, The Ohio State University Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 045
Xiohong Tan, Assistant Professor, Bowling Green State University Efficient Blockade of the PD-1/PD-L1(2) Axis via Novel Chemical Inhibitors Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060 Lunch RSVP: Sign up Abstract: Understanding protein–protein interactions (PPIs) is central to deciphering cellular processes, as proteins are the primary functional molecules within cells. Peptides and aptamers, […]
Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 140. Come learn about the research conducted over the summer by The College of Wooster's Chemistry and BCMB majors. Donuts and cider will be provided.
Dr. Paul Bonvallet, Professor of Chemistry, The College of Wooster Fail Fast, Fail Forward: Towards the Synthesis of Stackable Electron Donors Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 045. Organic chemistry has a role to play in meeting the global demand for energy. Porphyrin-based electron donors, which harvest light exceptionally well, have potential […]
Dr. Catherine Drennan, Professor, Departments of Biology and Chemistry, Howard Hughs Medical Institute Investigator, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Revealing the secrets of metalloenzymes one snapshot at a time Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060 Abstract: How do microbes live on the pollutant carbon monoxide? How do microbes split the triple bond of […]
Dr. Catherine Drennan, Professor, Department of Biology and Chemistry, Howard Hughs Medical Institute Investigator, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Exploring the Molecular World Location: Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Sciences, Room 060 This talk is designed for and open to the general public. Abstract: Professor Cathy Drennan of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is fascinated […]