Department of Chemistry
Colloquium- Prof. Joseph Hupp of Northwestern University
https://chemistry.northwestern.edu/people/faculty/profiles/joseph-hupp.html
https://sites.northwestern.edu/huppgroup/
Title: "Atomically precise, porous materials for heterogeneous catalysis"
Graduate & Professional Students: Let's Do Lunch!
Inorganic Chemistry Seminar- Gracie Gardner (Carter)
"The Rise of Polyoxopalladates"
Organic Seminar- Professor Brad Smith of Notre Dame University
Colloquium- Prof. Kostas Vogiatzis of University of Tennessee
https://faculty.utk.edu/Konstantinos.Vogiatzis
Title: "Connectivity in Chemistry: From Persistent Homology to Electronic-Structure-Informed Machine Learned Potentials"
Abstract: Connectivity is a fundamental concept in chemistry, linking molecular structure, electronic organization, and ultimately chemical function. In this talk, I will discuss how different representations of connectivity can be combined with artificial intelligence to address challenges ranging from...
Physical & Environmental Chemistry Seminar- Avdhoot Datar, University of Dayton
To learn more about Prof Datar: https://udayton.edu/directory/artssciences/chemistry/datar-avdhoot.php
Graduate College
Ceramide Induced Lipotoxicity in Metabolic Health
Bhagirath Chaurasia, PhD, Associate Professor, Division of Endocrinology Department of Internal Medicine, will present.
His research is focused on understanding how the lipid metabolite: ceramide, induced under conditions of obesity and inflammation, impair nutrient sensing in adipose tissue and contribute to the development of metabolic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases etc.
CS Colloquium - "Passive Sparsity Testing in the Presence of Noise"
EAC: Navigating Intercultural Conflicts
Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) - Study Abroad Scholarship - Information Session
Sony Interactive Entertainment | Playstation: Summer 2027 Internship Info Session
Iowa Bibliophiles: The Poison Book Project
The Poison Book Project: The Mysterious History of Victorian-Era 'Poison Books' and Their Legacy Today
Are there really old books full of arsenic and other toxic heavy metals? How common are they? How dangerous are they? Why were they made at all? Melissa Tedone, co-founder of the Poison Book Project, will share the colorful history of Victorian bookbinding and its legacy on our bookshelves today.
Dr. Tedone is an Assistant Professor in the University of Delaware Department of Art Conservation and...
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