Current Seminars
Spring 2025
Mondays from 3:00 to 3:55 PM in CHEM 144. Reception before the seminar starting at 2:30 PM, and after the seminar until 5:00 PM.
| Date | Presenter |
| January 13 |
Reserved for faculty candidate interviews |
| January 20 |
No Seminar – Martin Luther King Jr. Day |
| January 27 |
Reserved for faculty candidate interviews |
| February 3 |
Reserved for faculty candidate interviews |
| February 10 |
Sarah Hesse – SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory "Illuminating Polymer Structure and Behavior with Synchrotron X-rays" |
| February 17 |
Zhenhua Zeng – Purdue University "Precise Computational Design of Electrocatalysts for Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Water Electrolysis" |
| February 24 |
R. Kip Guy, University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy "Discovery and Early Development of a Novel Antimalarial" |
| March 3 |
Lyle Isaacs, University of Maryland "Molecular Containers: From Basic Science to Biomedical Applications" |
| March 10 |
Peter Njoki – Hampton University "Engaging Undergraduate Students in Heterostructure Nanomaterials Research" |
| March 17 |
Michael Johnson – University of Kansas "Zebrafish as a Model of Neuronal Function and Disease" |
| March 24 |
No Seminar – Spring Break/ACS |
| March 31 |
Shutang Chen – Honda Research Institute USA, Inc. "Optimizing Fuel Cell Catalyst’s Performance to Support Practical Application Goals" |
| April 7 |
Joseph DuChene – University of Massachusetts Amherst "Sustainable Living Through Electrochemistry" |
| April 14 |
PULAY LECTURE: Harry F. King – University at Buffalo "History of Molecular Electronic Theory" |
| April 21 |
No Seminar – Honors Day Symposium |
| April 28 |
Tim Arthur, Toyota Research Institute of North America |