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Wed Jan 24, 2018

Patrick Henry Toy (University of Hong Kong)

Part 1:  Recent Advances in Phosphine Oxide Catalysis. Part II:  Synthesis of Biologically Interesting Fatty Acid Amides.

Thu Jan 25, 2018

Elizabeth Krenske (University of Queensland)

CBBI “Mechanisms of Synthetic Chemical Reactions Explored Through Quantum Chemistry” Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

Thu Jan 25, 2018

Physics Colloquium: Dr. Chunhui Du, Harvard University

Control and local measurements of the spin chemical potential in a magnetic insulator Dr. Chunhui Du Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Physics, Harvard University This lecture has been generously funded through The IBM Corporate Lecture Series, created to foster women's inclusion in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). In recent decades, a large scientific effort has focused on harnessing spin transport for providing insights into novel materials and low-dissipation information processing. We introduce single spin magnetometry based on nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond as a new and generic platform to locally probe spin chemical potentials which essentially determine the flow of spin...

Tue Jan 30, 2018

Departmental Seminar: Regina Cordy

Regina Cordy, Research Associate at Emory University and an Investigator at the Malaria Host-Pathogen Interaction Center, will give a seminar entitled "Global metabolic profiles distinguish acute and chronic malaria in rhesus macaques and humans" on Tuesday, January 30 at 4:00 pm in 283 Galvin.

Tue Jan 30, 2018

Amanda Cook ( ETH Zürich)

“Mechanistic Studies of Catalytic Reactions in Solution and on Surfaces” Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

Wed Jan 31, 2018

Janel Dempsey, Hannah McGarraugh and Canjia Zhai (University of Notre Dame)

“Switchable Catalysts:  Use of Stimuli-Responsive Molecular Machines for Enantioselective Synthesis”  Janel Dempsey “An Optimized Strategy in Developing Novel Xanthene Dyes for Fluorescence Imaging”   Hannah McGarraugh “Lasso Peptides as a Scaffold for Self-Assembly of Catenanes”  Canjia…

Wed Jan 31, 2018

Kyle Dubiak (University of Notre Dame)

“Circadian Actin Dynamics Drive Rhythmic Fibroblast Mobilization During Wound Healing” Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

Wed Jan 31, 2018

Winter Career and Internship Fair

The Winter Career and Internship Fair is held annually toward the beginning of the spring semester.  Strengthen your professional career and join fellow Notre Dame students for an evening full of a variety of opportunities and industries to explore and network with employers from across the…