Department of Chemistry at SUNY Stony Brook


PAST SEMINARS AND COLLOQUIA - 2004-5
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9/21/2004	Paul C. Lauterbur	U. Illinois and Nobel Laureate
*To There and Back Again: Adventures from Molecules to Man and Back*
9/28/2004	Jens Rieger	BASF Aktiengesellschaft, Polymer Physics, Ludwigshafen, Germany
*Formation of Inorganic Particles in Water and Precursor Structures*
10/6/2004	Wim H. de Jeu	FOM-Institute AMOLF, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
*X-ray scattering of nanostructured soft matter films*
10/7/2004	Mike Burkart	UC San Diego
*Proteomic Insights into Modular Synthases of Natural Products*
10/11/2004	Arlindo Castelhano	OSI Pharmaceuticals
*Inhibitors of the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor*
10/25/2004	Adrian Whitty	Biogen
*Modern Approaches to Lead Identification in Small Molecule Drug Discovery*
10/29/2004	Hans Frauenfelder	Los Alamos National Laboratory
*The Energy Landscape and Dynamics of Proteins*
11/12/2004	Krishnamachari Raghavan	Accelrys, Inc.
*In Silico Methods in Drug Discovery*
11/18/2004	Steve Greenbaum	Hunter College
*NMR Studies of Mass Transport In Polymer Electrolytes for Batteries and Fuel Cells*
11/19/2004	Eckard Wimmer	USB - Molecular Genetics
*De Novo Chemical/Biochemical Synthesis of Poliovirus: Scientific and Societal Implications*
11/22/2004	Dinesh Vyas	Bristol Myers Squibb Company
The Discovery of Novel Taxanes for Human Clinical Evaluation
11/29/2004	Wei Yang	Harvard
*Dissecting the Binding Change Mechanism of F1-ATPase*
12/03/2004	Rose-Noelle Vannier	Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Lille, France
*Bismuth based oxide ions conductors: from their crystalline structure to their applications*
12/10/2004	Lisa Miller	Brookhaven National Laboratories - NSLS
*Chemical Imaging of Biological Tissues Using Synchrotron-Based Infrared and X-Ray Microspectroscopy*
1/27/2005	Eric Sorenson	Princeton
*Reactivity and Applications of a New Type of Diene for Organic Synthesis*
2/03/2005	Franz Geiger	Northwestern
*Surface Processes Studied in Real Time Using Nonlinear Optical Laser Spectroscopy: From Geochemistry to Atmospheric Chemistry*
2/16/2005	Victor Lin	Iowa State University
*Gatekeeping Effect: Multi-functionalized Mesoporous Silica Nanomaterials for Catalysis, and Biotechnological Applications*
2/18/2005	Deborah Bebout	College of William and Mary
*Biologically Relevant Complexes of Mercury: Speciation in the Solid, Solution and Gas Phases*
2/25/2005	Robert Rizzo	USB - Applied Math
*Computational Drug Design with Application to HIV/AIDS and Cancer*
3/04/2005	Christopher Walsh	Harvard Medical School
*Nature’s Inventory of Biohalogenation Catalysts*
3/10/2005	E. K. Wang	Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
*Nano-electrochemistry*
3/10/2005	S. J. Dong	Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences
*Biosensors*
3/21/2005	Hagan Bayley	Oxford
*Single-Molecule Chemistry Inside an Engineered Protein Nanoreactor*
3/24/2005	Issar Smith	Public Health Research Institute
Mycobacterium tuberculosis Proteins Involved in Virulence: a Combined Biochemical and in vivo Study
3/31/2005	Sarah Larsen	University of Iowa
*Synthesis, Characterization and Environmental Applications of Nanocrystalline Zeolites*
4/01/2005	Shaw Ling Hsu	University of Massachusetts
*Science and Applications of Biomass Based Polymers*
4/07/2005	Scott Rajski	University of Wisconsin
*Progress on the Synthesis and Development of Aziridine-based Cofactors*
4/14/2005	Jennifer Swift	Georgetown University
Cholesterol Crystal Growth & Dissolution
4/15/2005	Ji Yu	Harvard University
*Counting Molecules Inside the Cell – a Real Time Study of Gene Expression of E. Coli*
4/21/2005	Philip Allen	USB Physics
*Electrical Polarity in NaF Cuboids and other Nanosystems*
4/22/2005	William Greenlee	Schering-Plough Research Institute
*Design and Synthesis of Thrombin Receptor Antagonists as Potential Antithrombotic Drugs*
5/02/2005	Toshiaki Dobashi	Gunma University
Phase Equilibrium and Decomposition in Polymer Solutions, Gels and Microcapsules
5/05/2005	Peter Laggner	Hecus X-Ray Systems GmbH
*Bridging the Nano-Gap: SAXS/XPD in the Nanotechnology Laboratory*
5/05/2005	Colin Nuckolls	Columbia University
Using Self-assembly to Create Electronic Materials
5/06/2005	John Miller	Brookhaven National Laboratory
Measuring Charges in "Molecular Wires" and Fast Bond-Breaking Reactions with a Laser/Accelerator
5/12/2005	Bonnie Gersten	Brookhaven National Laboratory
*Synthesis and Characterization of Nanoparticulate Material*
5/27/2005	Ronald Breslow	Columbia University
*Bioorganic Chemistry: Biomimetic Syntheses and Cancer Chemotherapy*


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