Dissertation title: "Using the Tubulin-Like Phage Protein PhuZ to Study the Fundamental Properties of Biological Energy Utilizing Polymers" Advisor: Dr. Holly Goodson, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Join the Department of Biological Sciences for a seminar featuring Dr. Xin Lu, John M. and Mary Jo Boler Collegiate Associate Professor of Biological Sciences. This semianr will be held in person with the option to join via zoom.   Topic: BIOS Seminar: Dr. Xin LuTime: …

(Graduate Students Initiated)      IMPACT Lecture Series "Signaling with Hydrogen Sulfide:  From Molecules to Behavior" Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

     CBBI "From Hit to Market - A Chemist Perspective on Job Role and Function" Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

Jaihee Choi Marquette University 3:30 PM154 Hurley Hall High-Dimensional Inference for Genetic Association with Interval-Censored Data Modern genetic repositories such as the UK Biobank provide massive amounts of data, including genotypes and tens of thousands of…

     Reilly Lecture I "Discovering Chemistry and Photochemistry from First Principles" Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

     2025-2026 Alumni Award Recipient "Preserving Genome Integrity:  How Cells Respond to DNA Damage and Genomic Stress"   Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

    Reilly Lecture II "Towards in Silico Prediction for Photochemistry" Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

Hongyuan Cao Florida State University 3:30 PM117 Hayes-Healy CenterA tea will precede the event at 3:00 pm…

Join the Department of Biological Sciences for a seminar featuring Dr. Felipe Santiago Tirado, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences. This seminar will be held in person with the option to join via zoom.   Topic: BIOS Seminar: Dr. Felipe Santiago TiradoTime: …

     Organic Syntheses Lectureship "Atropisomerism as an Inspiration for New Chemistry and Biology " Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

     CBBI "The Road from Natural Product Synthesis to Prodrug Design" Originally published at chemistry.nd.edu.

     Physical/Analytical Seminar "Selection of DNA Aptamaers:  From Small Molecules to Microplatics" Abstract:  Aptamers are single-stranded nucleic acids that are highly useful for designing biosensors. They were obtained by using a combinatorial selection…