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Analytical Seminar Schedule


Fall, 2009

Monday, 3:30 - 4:30, 1003 Malott (unless specified)

Date Presenter / Topic
August 24 Analytical Chemistry Roadmap, 1/2 hour: Tom Linz, Sue Lunte Group, "Development of a Microfluidic-Based Screening Device for Methylarginines in Infant Plasma,"  1/2 hour
August 31 Dr. Anthony J. Killard, Principal Investigator, Sensors and Separations Group, School of Chemical Sciences, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland, “Conducting polymer nanoparticles and nanostructures for sensor applications.”
September 7 Labor Day, No Seminar
September 14 Anne Regel, Sue Lunte Group, "Lab-on-a-sheep: a miniaturized microchip system for freely moving animal sampling and analysis",1/2 hour.
Dan Clark, Heather Desaire Group, "Unraveling the 3D Problem: Probing Protein Tertiary Structure with Mass Spectrometry using Low Energy Collision Induced Dissociation of Disulfide-bonded Peptides", 1/2 hour.
September 21 Michael Schäferling, Professor, University of Regensburg.
September 28 Shawn Mansfield, Procter & Gamble, "Working as a Chemist in Industry".
October 5
Tim Jackson, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, KU, "Investigating the Manganese – Hydrogen Peroxide Reaction Landscape using Spectroscopic and Computational Techniques."
October 12 Phil Livanec, Bob Dunn Group, "Probing Biological Function Through Single-Molecule Orientations", 1 hour.
October 19 No Seminar
October 26 Tom Layloff, Senior Quality Assurance Advisor, Supply Chain Management System, "Pharmaceutical Quality Assessment Challenges: Froom Drug Discovery to Field Testing in Developing Countries". Abstract
November 2 No Seminar
November 9 No Seminar
November 16 Wonpil Im, Associate Professor, Department of Molecular Biosciences, "Molecular Modeling and Simulations: Challenges and Beyond".
November 23 Daniel Tush, Bowman-James Group, "Environmental topics:  From carbon dioxide to mustard gas", 1/2 hour.
November 30 Swetha Kaul, Craig Lunte Group, "An In Vivo Investigation of Carbamathione PK/PD", 1 hour.
December 7 Blake Peterson, Professor, Medicinal Chemistry, KU, "A New Strategy for Drug Delivery: Synthetic Molecules that Catch and Release a Specific Membrane Trafficking Pathway"