School of Chemical Sciences and NCSR Seminar Program
2010-2011
Topic/Description |
Date |
Time/Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Prof. Anthony Turner Biosensors & Bioelectronics Centre, IFM, Linköping University, S-58183, Linköping, Sweden Biosensors: Sense and Sensibility | 20/2/12 | 3pm, HG22 |
| Prof Anita Maguire Department of Chemistry, University College Cork Copper in asymmetric catalysis : selectivity and synthetic potential |
Wed 14/3/12 | 3pm, XG21 |
Oscar Potter, National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and
Training |
Wed 07/12/11 |
3pm, XG21 |
Pat O'Neill, Process Development Centre, Pfizer, Cork. |
Wed 30/11/11 |
3pm, XG21 |
Dr. Johannes Notni, Pharmaceutical Radiochemistry, Technical University Munich, Germany: |
Wed 19/10/11 |
3pm, XG21 |
Dr. Vignesh Muthuvijayan, Department of Biotechnology, IIT Madras: |
Wed 07/09/11 |
12.30am, X130 |
Prof. D. S. Argyropoulos, Organic Chemistry of Wood Components Laboratory, Department of Forest Biomaterials, College of Natural Resources, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, US: |
Fri 02/09/11 |
11am, XG21 |
Prof. Mario Ruben, Institut de Physique et de Chimie des Matériaux (IPCMS), Université de Strasbourg (UdS), France& Nanotechnology ”Functional (Supra)Molecular Nanostructures” Institute of Nanotechnology (INT), Karlsruhe, Germany: |
Tue 07/06/11 |
3pm, XG21 |
Prof. Tanya Monro, University of Adelaide, Australia: |
Wed 01/06/11 |
3pm, S206/209 |
Dr. Grace Morgan, Dublin City University, Ireland: |
Wed 11/05/11 |
3pm, XG21 |
Prof. Gordon Wallace, ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES), Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, University of Wollongong, Australia: |
Wed 20/04/11 |
3pm, HG09 |
Dr. Andrew Kellett, School of Chemical Sciences, DCU: |
Wed 13/04/11 |
4pm, XG21 |
Prof. Janusz Zakrzewski, University of Lodz: |
Thu 03/03/11 |
3pm, HG08 |
| Dr. Scott J. Dalgarno, Department of Chemistry, School of Engineering and Physical Sciences Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland: Metal-organic calixarene assemblies |
Fri 25/02/11 |
12 pm, XG21 |
| Dr. Ben Buckley, Loughborough University, UK: The Application of Copper(I) Ladderanes in Organic Synthesis |
Fri 18/02/11 |
3.30 pm, XG21 |
| Prof. Martin Wills, University of Warwick: From asymmetric hydrogenation to hydrogen generation |
Fri 04/02/11 |
2 pm, XG21 |
| Dr. Allen Northrup, Microfluidic Systems Inc, Berkeley CA: From Micro to Nano and Everything in Between |
Mon 20/12/10 |
11am, HG18 |
Dr Dafydd Owen, Pfizer Sandwich: 10-10.50 - Successful Drug Discovery and Development at Pfizer: Thanks to Organic Synthesis 10.50-11.00 Coffee & Tea/Biscuits 11.00-11.50 - Hit to Lead Chemistry in Two Mechanisms for Tackling Pain |
Fri 26/11/10 |
10-11.50 am, X101 |
| Chris O'Brian, Dublin City University: Recycling the Waste: The Development of Phosphine/Phosphine Oxide Catalysed processes |
Wed 27/10/10 |
3-4 pm, XG21 |
Topic/Description |
Date |
Time/Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Prof. Milan Pour, Department of Inorganic and Organic chemistry Faculty of Pharmacy Charles University, Hradec Kralove, CZ: Development of New Natural Product Derived Antifungals and Antineoplastics |
Wed 26/05/10 | 3-4 pm, XG21 |
Society of Chemical Industry Event: |
Thu 15/04/10 | 10 am - 5.40 pm Location: The Gallery, The Helix |
| Dr Nick Greeves, Department of Chemistry, Liverpool, UK: ChemTube3D Animated Interactive Organic Mechanisms, Solid State lattices and Polymers |
Wed 28/04/10 | 3-4 pm, XG21 |
Dr Dafydd Owen, Pfizer, UK: 3-4 pm MedChem Talk: Hit to Lead Chemistry in Two Mechanisms For Tackling Neuropathic Pain (45-50 mins) 4-4.15 pm Coffee Break 4.15-5.15 pm Synthesis Talk: Successful Drug Discovery and Development at
Pfizer: Thanks to Organic Synthesis (55 mins) |
Wed 21/04/10 | XG21 |
Prof. Andrew deMello, Department of Chemistry, Imperial College, London, UK: |
Wed 24/03/10 | 3-4 pm, XG21 |
Prof. James Durrant, Department of Chemistry, Imperial College, London, UK: |
Wed 03/03/10 |
3-4 pm, XG21 |
2009-2010
Topic/Description |
Date |
Time/Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Prof. Janusz Pawliszyn, The University of Waterloo, Canada:
New Developments in SPME and Related Sample Preparation Techniques |
Fri 18/09/09 |
11-12am, XG21 |
| Prof. Mike Ramsey, University of North Carolina:
Nanofluidic devices for characterising single molecules of DNA |
Thu 24/09/09 |
2-3pm, XG21 |
| Prof. Cornelius Ivory, Washington state University, USA:
Electrophoretic Traps |
Fri 25/09/09 |
11-12am, XG21 |
| Prof. James Clark, Green Chemistry Group, University of York:
Green Chemistry and the Biorefinery |
Wed 30/09/09 |
11-12am, XG15 |
| Prof. Dimitris S. Argyropoulos,
Department of Forest Biomaterials, North Carolina State University:
Opportunities & Challenges for Ionic Liquid Utilization in the Forest Biorefinery |
Wed 14/10/09 |
3-4pm, XG21 |
| Dr Robert Stockman, University of Nottingham:
Combining Two-Directional Synthesis and Tandem Reactions for Natural Product Synthesis |
Wed 11/11/09 |
3-4pm, XG21 |
| Prof. Cornelius Ivory, Washington state University, USA:
Four-Dimensional Separations |
Wed 25/11/09 |
3-4pm, XG21 |
| Dr William Goldring, Queens University Belfast:
Useful Building Blocks for the Synthesis of Biologically Active Natural Products |
Wed 02/12/09 |
3-4pm, XG21 |
| All students, postgraduates and staff in the School are welcome to attend the seminars | ||
Topic/Description |
Date |
Time/Venue |
|---|---|---|
Prof. Jan Biernat, GDAŃSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, will be presenting a postgraduate lecture course under the ERASMUS program |
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| Surface chemistry, application of chemically modified siliceous materials | Mon 25/05/09 |
10-12am, X130 |
| X-ray structures of ionophores versus selectivity of membrane electrodes | Wed 27/05/09 |
10-12am, X130 |
| Modified carbon nanotubes and their application in bioelectrodes | Fri 29/05/09 |
10-12am, X130 |
| All students, postgraduates and staff in the School are welcome to attend the course and support this postgraduate training opportunity. | ||
Molecular Catalysts, Recycling and Cascading with Bugs and Ionogels Dr Andrew Marrs, Centre for the Theory and Application of Catalysis, Queens University Belfast Contact Nick Gathergood to arrange meeting with Andrew Marrs during his visit (x7860) |
Tue 10/03/09 |
3pm, HG19 |
The aim of the seminars is to provide the opportunity:
- To allow postgraduate students to develop their skills in presenting their research to an audience;
- To allow new members of the School of Chemical Sciences to present their work and establish collaborations;
- To inform the Research groups about new research results;
- To allow internal and external speakers to introduce to the Centre interesting new and existing research areas;
- To invite speakers to visit the School of Chemical Sciences, contact its members and talk about their research.
We strongly believe that this seminar series provides unique opportunities to all of us and we anticipate the active participation of all members of the School of Chemical Sciences.
