SPRING 2005 CHEMISTRY SEMINAR SCHEDULE


FEB 4                    Dr. Joel Harp, Professor, Vanderbilt University    
Macromolecular Crystallography: How are Structures                                                                                                                                       Determined and What Do They Mean?

FEB 11
Dr. Ken Walsh, Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Sewanee    
Radical-Mediated Synthesis of C-Glycosides of 2-Amino Sugars

FEB 18
Dr. Erich Uffelman, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Washington & Lee University     
Science in Art: Technical Analyses of 17th Century Dutch Golden Age Paintings

FEB 25
Mr. Mohammad Uddin, Graduate Student, Emory University     
Modeling of Iron-Sulfur Metal Center in Protein

MAR 4
Ms. Audrea Buckley, Junior Chemistry Major, Sewanee    
Liquid Crystals

MAR 11, MAR 18    NO SEMINARS SCHEDULED DURING SPRING BREAK

MAR 25
Dr. Hong Zhang, Assistant Chemistry Professor, Tennessee Tech University    
Global Biogeochemical Cycle of Trace Metals: Hg Emissions from Soils

MAR 30  
Dr. Charles H. Holbrow, C. A. Dana Professor of Physics Emeritus, Colgate University    
Making the Atomic Bomb – Violating Murphy’s Law  (Co-sponsored with the Physics Department)

APR 1
Mr. Brian Sparkman & Mr. Mark Mochel, Junior Chemistry Majors, Sewanee     
Fluoride in Water (Sparkman),  Activated Complex Theory (Mochel)

APR 8
Ms. Alyssa Peyton & Ms. Jamie McConnell, Junior Chemistry Majors, Sewanee     
Virtopsy & Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Peyton) ,  Correlated Spectroscopy (COSY) (McConnell)

APR 15
Mr. Jon Curme, Junior Chemistry Major, Sewanee     
High-Temperature Fluxes (Curme)

APR 22
Dr. Stephen Creager, Professor, Clemson University    
New Materials for Advanced Batteries and Fuel Cells

APR 29    
Ms. Kirsten Slaughter, Senior Chemistry Major    
Archaeological Chemistry: Analysis of Prehistoric Pottery using X-Ray Diffraction