Abstract: As the need grows for alternatives to cumbersome, laboratory-dependent analytical methods, researchers are increasingly focused on developing versatile tools for point-...
Department of Chemistry, The University of British Columbia
Location:
Chemistry D300
Abstract: Homogeneous, solution-based electrocatalysts and heterogeneous solid electrocatalysts possess complementary strengths and weaknesses. There is growing interest in developing catalysts...
Department of Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania
Location:
Chemistry B250
Abstract: Our research is focused on reaction intermediates that generate hydroxyl radicals (OH), often called the atmosphere’s detergent. The OH radical is one of the most...
Join us for the Faculty Meet & Greet! Part 1 (5 - 6 pm, any age event) will feature 'elevator pitch' research talks from various lab groups in the UBC Chemistry Department. Part 2 (6 - 9:30 pm...
In spite of considerable advances in indole alkaloid chemistry and biology, many targets of high biological significance have yet to be prepared, and further...
Department of Chemistry, University of California, Irvine
Location:
Chemistry B250
Abstract: The Center for Closing the Carbon Cycle (4C) aims to advance the foundational science and define integration parameters for synergistic CO2 capture and conversion, or...
Department of Chemistry, The University of British Columbia
Location:
Chemistry D300
Abstract: The carbon–carbon double bond of olefins (R2C=CR2) is amongst the most important building blocks in fundamental and applied chemistry. Originally believed to be...
Enjoy some hands-on chemistry outside of the lab at Chemistry Slime-Making Night! Destress, socialize, and leave with your very own "experiment." The entry fee is $5 for everyone who wants to join...
Department of Chemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Location:
Chemistry B250
Abstract: Chloramines (NH2Cl, NHCl2, NCl3) are readily formed in aqueous phase reactions occurring during water disinfection processes. Despite decades of research on the aqueous...
Department of Chemistry, The University of British Columbia
Location:
Chemistry D300
Abstract: H2 gas is the most commonly used reducing agent in chemical and fuel manufacturing but is hazardous and derived from fossil fuels. Electrosynthesis eliminates the need...
Join us for 2-Bucks-a-Beaker (2BAB)! Connect with fellow chemistry students, staff and faculty, take part in some fun trivia, and enjoy a relaxed evening of socializing from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM....
Abstract: My research interest is centered on a very reliable organic reaction - the copper-catalyzed cycloaddition of sulfonyl azides and terminal alkynes (CuAAC) commonly known...
