| Date | Speaker | Title | ||
| Aug 22 (Friday) |
Mrs. Kate Hayden, Graduate Student, Department of Chemistry, UAB - FINAL DEFENSE CHEM 101 at 10:00 a.m. |
Understanding Non-Helical Nuclease Resistant DNAs and Their Roles in TLR9 Mediated Cellular Invasion | ||
| Aug 28 | Dr. Kurt R. Zinn, Department of Radiology, UAB | Molecular Imaging, Personalized Medicine, and the Importance of Chemistry | ||
| Sep 4 | Dr. Jeffrey Albert, CEO and Director of Chemistry, IntelliSyn, Montreal, Canada | Fragment Based Drug Discovery (FBDD): Emergence, methodology, and impact as a fundamental tool in drug discovery | ||
| Sep 11 | Dr. Kathryn Kloepper, Department of Chemistry, Mercer University, GA | Participation strategies that improve student engagement and learning |
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| Sep 18 | Dr. Jimmy W. Mays, Department of Chemistry, Univ of Tennessee at Knoxville | Advances in Thermoplastic Elastomers | ||
| Sep 25 | Mr. Nathaniel Scull, Chemistry graduate student, UAB | Enzyme Design: Utilizing Computational and Directed Evolution Methods | ||
| Oct 2 | Ms. Bing Xue, Chemistry graduate student, UAB | Celluloses: Chemical Modification and Applications | ||
| Oct 9 | Dr. Jack Dunkle, Department of Biochemistry, Emory University | The structural basis for recognition and modification of the 30S ribosomal subunit by an antibiotic resistance methyltransferase | ||
| Oct 23 | Dr. Peng George Wang, Department of Chemistry, Georgia State University | Novel Chemical Biology Approaches to Glycobiology | ||
| Monday | FINAL DEFENSE | |||
| Oct 27 | Ms. Thao Nguyen, Chemistry graduate student, UAB | Dihydrofolate reductase inhibitors-applications to Chagas disease and dental caries | ||
| in CHEM 320 at 8:30 a.m. - Public Defense - private meeting to follow in CHEM 269 | ||||
| Wednesday | FINAL DEFENSE | |||
| Oct 29 | Ms. Samantha D. Hastings, Chemistry graduate student, UAB | Phosphorus-donor substituted transition metal complexes: coordination and alkene hydroformylation | ||
| in CHEM 320 at 2:00 p.m. - Public Defense - private meeting to follow in CHEM 269 |
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| Oct 30 | Dr. Charles Lake, Department of Chemistry, Indiana University of Pennsylvania | Resonant Diffraction, Rietveld Analysis and Charge Density. The Trials and Tribulations of the Solid-State |
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| Nov 6 | Mr. Robert Hammond, Chemistry graduate student, UAB | Proanthrocyanidin Function and Diverse Utility in Both Industry and Medicine | ||
| Nov 13 | Dr. Amala Dass, Department of Chemistry, University of Mississippi | Gold Nanomolecules: Atomically Precise Gold Nanoparticles of Molecular Definition | ||
| Nov 20 |
Dr. Yuping Bao, Ctr for Mat for Info Tech, Chem and Bio Eng, University of Alabama | Shape-controlled Iron Oxide Nanoparticles for Bio-imaging | ||
| Dec 4 | Dr. Martin Edwards, VP, Oncology, Worldwide Medicinal Chemistry, Pfizer, Inc |
Discovery of XALKORI® : a potent dual cMET / EML4 ALK RTK inhibitor - A Cancer Drug Discovery Case History | ||
Chemistry Seminars Fall 2014
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January 03, 2014
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Oct. 14-18, UAB Theatre kicks off season of power plays with “We Are Proud to Present”This meta-theatrical drama by Jackie Sibblies Drury tells the story of six actors wrestling with the history of colonial genocide in Namibia and its impact on human relations in the present day.