Seminars

November 17, 2004 Wednesday 4:00 PM	PAIN/ONAMI	Professor David Johnson, University of Oregon, Crystal Engineering of Solids
November 22, 2004 Monday 4:00 PM	Departmental	Prof. Lisa Holland, West Virginia University, Addressing Molecular Interaction with Bioanalysis: Separation-Based Approaches
December 1, 2004 Wednesday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. Jill Venton, University of Michigan, Sensing and Sampling Methods for the Detection of Chemical Dynamics in the Brain
December 3, 2004 Friday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. Brian Marquardt, University of Washington, Demonstration of Novel Optical Sampling Strategies with Applications ranging from Land to Sea
December 6, 2004 Monday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. David Monk, Tufts University, Development and Characterization of a New Platform for Array-Based Optoelectrochemical Sensing
December 8, 2004 Wednesday 10:30 AM--New Time	Departmental	Dr. Hanbin Mao, University of California, Berkeley, High Throughput Microfluidic Assays and Single Molecular Experiments
December 9, 2004 Thursday 12:00 PM	Ph.D. Defense	Melissa Schultz, Oregon State University, Determination of Fluorinated Alkyl Substances in Aqueous Systems
December 9, 2004 Thursday 4:00 PM	Departmental	Dr. Wei Kong, Oregon State University, Electronic Spectroscopy from the Gas Phase to the Solution
December 10, 2004 Friday 8:30 AM	Ph.D. Defense	Wei Yan, Oregon State University, New Graphite Compounds with Fluoroanions
December 10, 2004 Friday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. Hongkai Wu, Stanford University, Microfluidics in PBMs: From Fabrication to Applications
December 10, 2004 Friday 3:00 PM	M.S. Defense	Rajan Juniku, Oregon State University,
December 13, 2004 Monday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. Sapna Deo, University of Kentucky, Biosensing and Microanalytical Methods
December 14, 2004 Tuesday 4:00 PM	Departmental	Dr. Vince Remcho, Oregon State University, Building Analytical Tools for Probing the Proteome
December 16, 2004 Thursday 10:30 AM	Departmental	Dr. Alexey Shvarev, Auburn University, Voltammetric Transduction Principle For Ion-Selective Sensors: Exciting New Developments and Novel Clinical Applications
December 17, 2004 Friday 10:00 AM	Departmental	Dr. David Horne, Oregon State University, Old and New Synthons in Indole Natural Products Synthesis
January 10, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	PAIN	Dr. Henrik Rasmussen, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, Phase Appropriate HPLC Method Development and Validation of Pharmaceuticals
January 18, 2005 Tuesday 2:00 PM	Ph.D. Defense	Kurt Sundermann, Oregon State University, Synthesis of Epothilones and Epothilone Analogs
January 21, 2005 Friday 2:30 PM	Ph.D. Defense	Cheol-Hee Park, Oregon State University, Synthesis and Study of Transparent P-/n-type Semiconductors and Luminescent Materials
January 24, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Organic	Professor Jin Cha, Wayne State University, *Title To Be Announced*
January 25, 2005 Tuesday 3:30 PM Radiation Center C104	PAIN	Professor Ken Czerwinski, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Speciation Chemistry of Plutonium in TBP Extractions
February 7, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Departmental	Dr. Sue B. Clark, Washington State University, Chemistry of Uranium Minerals
February 8, 2005 Tuesday 3:30 PM Radiation Center C104	PAIN	Dr. Sue B. Clark, Washington State University, Pu Redox Cycling in Environmental Systems
February 16, 2005 Wednesday 4:00 PM	PAIN	Xia Zheng (Sam), Oregon State University, Theoretical Calculation of Thermodynamic Properties of Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers
February 28, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Organic	Professor Dirk Trauner, University Of California--Berkeley, *Title To Be Announced*
March 28, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Organic	Professor Scott Rychnovsky, University Of California--Irvine, *Title To Be Announced*
April 25, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Organic	Professor Matthew Shair, Harvard University, *Title To Be Announced*
May 2, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	2nd Annual B�chi Lecture	Professor Gilbert Stork, Columbia University, *Title To Be Announced*
May 30, 2005 Monday 4:00 PM	Organic	Professor Justin Du Bois, Stanford University, *Title To Be Announced*

All Seminars are held in Gilbert Hall 324 unless otherwise noted.		Last update: December 09, 2004
Generally:	Departmental Seminars	Mondays	4:00 p.m.
	Physical/Analytical/Inorganic/Nuclear (PAIN) Seminars	Wednesdays	4:00 p.m.
	Organic Seminars	Thursdays	7:30 p.m.