Department of Chemistry Upcoming Events
September 2018
Inorganic Seminar Series: Dmitry Peryshkov (University of South Carolina) “Carborane Cluster Architectures Featuring Multiple Metal-Boron Interactions”
Research in the group involves the synthesis of molecular catalysts for activation of important substrates such as dihydrogen, carbon dioxide, and alkenes.
Find out moreChemistry Careers Panel
Local BS and PhD alumni will discuss their experiences in starting a career in chemistry, followed by an informal Q&A with students in attendance
Find out moreOrganic Seminar Series: Steve Malcomson (Duke)
Research in the Malcolmson lab focuses on the discovery of novel methods for the efficient and selective synthesis of small molecule scaffolds through the design and development of new catalysts.
Find out moreWomen in Chemistry
Women in Chemistry is an opportunity for all the women in the department to come together, socialize, and network.
Find out moreDr. Robert Yokley, Analytical Chemist (Retired, Syngenta): Chili Peppers The Chemistry of Capsaicin
Sponsored by: NC section of the American Chemical Society
Find out moreInorganic Seminar Series: Joel Rosenthal (University of Delaware)
Our research efforts lie at the interface of synthetic and physical inorganic chemistry with particular emphasis placed on molecular chemistry of consequence to renewable energy.
Find out moreBereman Lecture: “Native MS: A Structural Biology Tool”, Vicki Wysocki (The Ohio State University)
Native MS: A Structural Biology Tool Characterization of the overall topology and inter-subunit contacts of protein complexes, and their assembly/disassembly and unfolding pathways, is critical because protein complexes regulate key biological processes, including processes important in understanding and controlling disease.…
Find out moreOctober 2018
Organic Seminar Series: Kenichi Yokoyama (Duke)
Our research is driven by questions at the frontiers of the functional and mechanistic enzymology. Our target enzymes play essential roles in inheritable human disease or bacterial or fungal infectious diseases. We aim to understand the mechanisms of these enzymes and use the knowledge to discover novel therapeutics.
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