Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium

Title: The future of chemistry is self-driving In this talk, I will overview the growing field of self-driving laboratories (SDLs). SDLs are systems that help accelerate the process of scientific discovery or scale-up by employing artificial intelligence...

Title: Molecular Insights into Metal-Support Interactions for Catalyst Design A central research goal in the Velian group is to create next-generation single atom catalysts poised to harness the cooperativity between the active site and chemically non...

Professor Alfredo Alexander-Katz, MIT. "Adaptive Soft Matter: From Mechanisms to Function." Woodward CCB Departmental ColloquiumAbstract: Soft matter belongs to a class of materials that are held by weak interactions. Most of the biological world is made...

Professor Alice Ting, Stanford University. "Chemogenetic and optogenetic technologies for probing molecular and cellular interactions." Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium.

Professor Alina Schimpf, University of California, San Diego, "Solution-phase routes to inorganic solid-state materials" Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium. Abstract: This talk will cover research being conducted in the Schimpf Lab, which focuses on...

Professor Alison Fout University of Illnois at Urbana-Champaign. "Ligand influences on base metals for multi-electron transformations." Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium.Abstract: Multi-electron transformations featuring base metals are both...

"Selective, catalytic isomerization reactions" Abstract: Selective isomerization reactions are valuable tools for the spatial interconversion of functional groups. Catalytic isomerizations are frequently governed by thermodynamic control, enabling...

Professor Amit Choudhary, "Phosphorylation-inducing chimeric small molecules" Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium.

Professor Anastassia Alexandrova, University of California, Los Angeles. " Dynamic catalytic interfaces: ensembles of multiple metastable states break the rules of catalysis." Woodward CCB Departmental Colloquium.

Title: Engineering polymer-based materials for carbon dioxide capture and lithium battery applications Fundamentally, our research focuses on understanding the underlying structure-property relationships of functional, polymer composite materials that...