Interrogating Impurities in Carbonate Minerals with NMR Spectroscopy
Brian Phillips - Stony Brook University
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Chemistry Seminar: Jeremiah Gassensmith - University of Texas, Dallas
Chemistry Seminar: Graham Dobereiner - Temple University
Solid-state NMR on solid amines
Thesis Defense - Chia-Hsin Chen
Molecular Surgery
30th Memorial Marcus Lecture - M. Christina White - University of Illinois
From Hydrocarbons to Natural Products
30th Memorial Marcus Lecture - M. Christina White - University of Illinois
Oxidative C–C and C–heteroatom Reactivity of High-Valent Nickel Complexes
Thesis Defense - Sofia M. Smith
Novel Bifunctional Compounds as Theranostics Agents for Alzheimer’s Disease.
Thesis Defense - Liang Sun
How Do You Make a Micro-Robot?
Fifty-Fourth Joseph W. Kennedy Memorial Lectures - Thomas Mallouk - Penn State
Managing Electrons and Protons in the Bio-Inspired Production of Fuel from Sunlight
Fifty-Fourth Joseph W. Kennedy Memorial Lectures - Thomas Mallouk - Penn State
Understanding the Metabolic Requirements of Cell Proliferation with Mass Spectrometry - Based Metabolomics
Thesis Defense - Conghui Yao
Understanding the impact of cancer-associated IDH mutations on cellular redox balance
Thesis Defense - Susan Gelman
Isotopically-Resolved Neutron Cross Sections as Probe of the Nuclear Optical Potential
Thesis Defense - Cole Pruitt
Nanoscale Imaging of Chemical Reactivity using Single-Particle Fluorescence Microscopy
Bryce Sadtler - Washington University St. Louis
Advancing Metabolomics to resolve Biochemical processes at the Atomic, Molecular, and Cellular level
Thesis Defense - Kevin Cho
Quantitatively Studying Multiple Sclerosis Tissue Damage by Gradient Recalled Echo MRI Sequences
Biao Xiang - Thesis Defense
Instrumentation and Methods for In-cell Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Human Immunodeficiency Virus Cure Research
Brice Albert - Thesis Defense
Synthesis, Crystal-Chemistry, and Reactivity of Bimetallic Fluoroacetates: From Serendipity to a New Family of Organic-Inorganic Hybrids
Chemistry Seminar: Federico Rabuffetti - Wayne State University
MO Inorganic Day
The 32nd Missouri Inorganic Day, MOID -2019 will be held at Washington University in St. Louis on April 27th from 8:30 am – 5 pm.
Sensitizing Solid-State NMR Spectroscopy for the Atomic Level Characterization of Surfaces, Materials and Pharmaceuticals
Aaron Rossini - Iowa State University
Noninvasive Histopathological Imaging of Brain and Prostate Cancer
Zezhong Ye - Thesis Defense
Solid-state NMR of CO2 mineralization and NMR crystallography
Jinlei Cui - Thesis Defense
Siderophore-Dependent Transport Paradigms for Iron Across the Bacterial Cell Envelope in the Human Pathogen Staphylococcus aureus
Nathaniel Endicott - Thesis Defense
Elucidation of Radical Cation Mechanisms
Luisalberto Gonzalez - Thesis Defense
Self-assembly of conducting polymer nano- and microstructures for energy storage
Luciano Santino - Thesis Defense
New liquid-state NMR experiments for more information on your samples, or "not your grandfather's NMR experiments"
Dr. Clemens Anklin, Vice President, Bruker BioSpin
Electron Decoupling With Chirped Microwave Pulses for Magic Angle Spinning Dynamic Nuclear Polarization Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Thesis Defense - Eddie Saliba
Soft Chemistry of Materials for Sustainability: From Ternary Dichalcogenides to Binary Phosphides
Javier Vela - Iowa State University
The cost of lies: Chernobyl
Lee G. Sobotka, professor of chemistry and physics at Washington University in St. Louis
Supramolecular Chiral Nanomaterials for Immunoengineering
Jai Rudra - Washington University in St. Louis
Chemistry and Applications of Cyanoximes and Their Metal Complexes
Nikolay Gerasimchuk - Missouri State University
Using Raman Spectroscopy to Probe the Vibrational and Electronic Properties of Atomically Precise Nanostructures: From Cadmium Selenide Quantum Dots to Graphene
Andrew Crowder - Barnard College
Chemistry and Biology of Nucleic Acid - and Nucleotide-Binding Proteins
Professor Yinsheng Wang - University of California, Riverside
Protein Footprinting: How Chemistry is Enabling Mass Spectrometry Applications in Structural Proteomics
Ming Cheng - Thesis Defense
Isotope Day in St. Louis
Featuring keynote speaker Gary Patti, associate professor of chemistry at WashU
What Does Good Mentorship Look Like?
Hot Topic Lunch focused on best practices for healthy and effective mentorship
3D Printing Polymers and Elastic Crystals
Chenfeng Ke - Dartmouth University
Next Generation Batteries - Materials and Applications
George Crabtree (Hosted by Carlsson), Director of the Joint Center for Energy Storage Research, University of Illinois - Chicago, Argonne National Labs
Chemical Tools for Unraveling Parasite Biology
Emily Derbyshire - Duke University
Addressing Harassment, Promoting Inclusion: A Panel Discussion with Campus Leaders
Members from various WashU offices will discuss how their areas address, respond to, and prevent instances of harassment and promote inclusion on campus. They will also share resources and strategies to engage bystanders. After the discussion, questions from the audience will be addressed.
Physics Family Fun Day: Light Physics
WashU Physics Outreach Committee
Chiral Molecules and Electron Spin: How Are They Related and How Can We Utilize Their Cooperative Properties
Weissman Lecture - Ron Naaman - Weizmann Institute
The Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity Effect, from Spintronics to Enantioseparation
Weissman Lecture - Ron Naaman - Weizmann Institute
Probing the Electronic Structure of Ligand-Protected Metal Nanoclusters Using Atomically-Precise Spectroscopic Methods
Christopher Johnson - Stony Brook University
Transgender Spectrum Conference
Washington University in St. Louis will host the sixth annual Transgender Spectrum Conference. The two-day conference explores the spectrum of sex and gender from multiple vantage points: lived experience, academic investigation, clinical practice, and activism. The Department of Chemistry will subsidize registration for interested grad students, postdocs, and staff.
Life as an International Student: Challenges and Opportunities
Hot Topic Coffee Hour focused on the unique challenges and opportunities facing international students
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Proteomimetic Foldamers for Biomolecular Recognition
Seminar presented by Joseph Meisel
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Controlling Chemical Reactivity from Small Molecules to Polymers
Seminar presented by Aaron Teator
NOBCChE Annual Meeting
The National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers is hosting its 46th annual meeting at St. Louis Union Station. The conference provides opportunities for networking and mentorship, personal and professional development, and scientific dialogue between students and professionals of all levels.
Iodotyrosine Deiodinase: From Chemistry to Reproduction
Dr. Steven Rokita - Johns Hopkins University -
Director, Chemistry-Biology Interface Program
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Multiscale Approaches to Untangle the Assembly of Microbial Biofilm Matrices
Seminar presented by Courtney Reichhardt
Sideromycin Pathway Elucidation: Insights into Salmycin Biosynthesis, Transport Paradigms, and Drug Release
Gerry Sann Rivera - Thesis Defense
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Overcoming Fundamental Challenges in Organic Chemistry through Methods Development across Length Scales
Seminar presented by Jessica Lamb
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Mechanism Driven Approaches Facilitate the Development of Transition Metal Catalyzed Processes
Seminar presented by Andy Thomas
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Tackling Challenging Electronic Structure Problems from Transition Metal Complexes to Photoinduced Reactions
Seminar presented by Elvira Sayfutyarova
2019 Holiday Party
The Department of Chemistry's annual holiday party will be held on December 11 from 3-5 p.m. in the Rettner Gallery in Wrighton Hall.
Faculty Candidate Seminar: Towards a Predictive Understanding of Nanocrystal Attachment, Assembly, and Aggregation
Seminar presented by Elias Nakouzi
Instrumentation for Dynamic Nuclear Polarization and Application of Electron Decoupling for Electron Relaxation Measurement
Nicholas Alaniva - Thesis Defense