Literature / Research Meeting Schedule

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Organic Divison Research Meetings

Research meetings are Tuesdays from noon-1:00 pm in Gilb 324. Two students will present their current results from their individual research projects, typically lasting 30 minutes for each student. For a new researcher's first presentation, please provide a short (<1 page) abstract that helps the audience to become familiar with the overall goals of the project (i.e. key steps, biological activity, etc.). This portion does not need to be discussed by the student during their time, but it should be distributed prior to the meeting. Finally, these presentations are intended to not be "high tech" and should be done as "chalk talks," without overheads or PowerPoint.

Presentation Order
November 10	Mrinmoy, Mike
November 17	Somnath, Khomson
November 24	Nathan, Subrata
December 1	Yang, Subham
December 8	Kris, Hua
December 15	Ryan, Mrinmoy
December 18	NO MEETING
December 25	NO MEETING
January 1	NO MEETING
January 8	Khomson, Somnath

Organic Division Literature Meetings

Summer schedule. Each week, 2 papers will be abstracted in the area of total synthesis. The papers will be selected by the team captains (denoted by a *) and posted on the bulletin board in Gilbert 328 by 5 pm on Friday. The abstracts are to be distributed by Wednesday at 5 pm. A single sided copy of the abstract should be posted on the bulletin board in the hall.

Academic year schedule (Starting September 30 with Group 3). Each week, 2-3 papers will be abstracted in the area of total synthesis. The papers will be selected by the team captains (denoted by a *) and posted on the bulletin board in Gilbert 328 by 5 pm on Friday. The abstracts are to be distributed by Tuesday at 5 pm. A single sided copy of the abstract should be posted on the bulletin board in the hall.

All of the abstracts will then be presented on Wednesday evenings starting at 7:30 pm in Gilbert 324. The abstracts to be presented will be selected by the faculty and will not be announced prior to the meeting. Each presenter will first briefly go through the abstract. He or she will then be expected to answer questions concerning the presented work which will include, but is not limited to: mechanisms of reactions discussed (including stereochemical outcome), methods for making any starting material that is not commercially available and overall strategy decisions as it relates to the reported work as well as to other synthetic work in the area.

Abstract List

*=Team Captain

Keith Schwartz - Fall term coordinator

Group 1 Adam Ryan*	Group 5 Khomson* Embarek
Group 2 Mrinmoy Nathan*	Group 6 Chao Subrata*
Group 3 Subham* Kris Yang
Group 4 Chris* Somnath

Subscription List (36 Total)

301	Prof. Rich G. Carter
302	Hua Yang Nathan Collett Erik Carlson Subham Mahapatra Jason Lusk Lee Kyoungyim
303	Prof. Paul Cheong
307	Matt Pierce Mrinmoy Saha
310	Damien Kuiper Mike Naffziger
318	Corey Brumsted Jessica Velluci Quamar Salih Nilobon Pattawong
328	Somnath Jana Keith Schwartz Yang Li Ryan Juniku Kristopher Waynant
333	Prof. Chris Beaudry
338	Khomson Suttisintong Subrata Shaw
339	Prof. James D. White

344	Adam Barsamian Chao Wang
349	Mohamad Nazari Sun Xun
350	Chris Emerson Embarek Faraj David Schiedler
351	Prof. Paul Blakemore
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