Physical Chemistry Seminars
Fall, 2009
Wednesday, 3:30pm, 6092 Malott (unless specified)
| Date | Presenter / Topic |
|---|---|
| August 26 | Professor Brian Laird, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas
"Determination of the solid-liquid interfacial free energy along a coexistence line" |
| September 2 | Dr. Chris Elles, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas
"Exploring chemistry with lasers: Photoswitches, molecular interactions, and Malott's new playground for reaction dynamics" |
| September 9 | Being Ka, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas, (Thompson group)
"Nonadiabatic proton transfer in a nanoconfined solvent" |
| September 16 | No Seminar |
| September 23 | Division meeting
No Seminar |
| September 30 | Pablo Palafox-Hernandez, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas, (Laird group)
"Prefreezing and Heterogeneous Nucleation at the Cu/Pb Solid-Liquid Interface: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study" |
| October 7 | Please attend the Friday Departmental Seminar Oct. 9 Dr. Steve Corcelli, University of Notre Dame
"Vibrational Probes of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics" |
| October 14 | Dr. Douglas S. English, Department of Chemistry, Wichita State University
"Formation, functionalization and characterization of 'catanionic' surfactant vesicles" |
| October 21 | Open |
| October 28 | Drew Vartia, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas, (Thompson group)
"Progress Toward Understanding Solvation Dynamics in Nanoconfined Systems: Molecular Dynamics Simulations Using Realistic Models" |
| November 4 | Please attend Arthur William Davidson Lecture by Geraldine Richmond, University of Oregon, Nov. 6, 1001 Malott |
| November 11 | Paul Smith, Chemistry Department, Kansas State University
"Preferential interactions in Chemistry and Biochemistry" |
| November 18 | Dr. Vencislav Parvanov, Physics Department,
University of Kansas
Modeling of ammonia borane to explain NMR and Neutron scattering findings of rotational dynamics in low temperature crystal phase |
| December 4 | Please attend Friday Departmental Seminar, Dec. 4, 2009 at 3:30p.m. in Room1001 Malott featuring Patrick Carbonneau, Duke University
"How rare is cryastal nucleation? Insights from beyond 3D" |
| December 9 | Gregory Smith, Chemistry Department, University of Kansas, (Berrie group)
"Forming and Characterizing Copper Nanostructures" |
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