Featured Speaker: Nitin A. Patil, Ph.D.It is open to public.

Featured Speaker: Rebecca Hayes, M.D.Open to public.

As part of College of Arts & Sciences Week, join us outside of the Sullivan Science Building (weather permitting) for chemistry demonstrations.

As part of College of Arts & Sciences Week, join us outside of the Sullivan Science Building (weather permitting) for chemistry demonstrations.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry presents: Kelsey Custer Ph.D. Candidate - Oberlies Group Literature Seminar "Metabolomic Techniques for Exploring Several Facets of Fungal Research" Wednesday, September 23rd in Sullivan Science Bldg Rm. 201, starting at 1:00 PM Abstract: Fungi are part of a vast group of diverse organisms that... Continue reading...

Join us for an insightful keynote address by featured speaker Chip Frazier on the future of sustainable chemistry, titled "Frontiers in Renewable Feedstocks and the Long Search for Value." Serving as the keynote for the 2026 Wood Coatings and Substrates Conference as well as part of the department's ongoing speaker... Continue reading...

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry presents: Jameson A. Eusebio Ph.D. Candidate - Oberlies Group Literature Seminar "Using Cytochrome P450 Monooxygenases in the Late-Stage Functionalization and Diversification of Anticancer Natural Products" Wednesday, September 30th in Sullivan Science Bldg Rm. 201, starting at 1:00 PM Abstract: Natural products continue to be... Continue reading...

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry presents: Nelson Bonilla Ph.D. Candidate - Nascimento Literature Seminar Pedal to the Metal: Total Synthesis of (+)-Mangicol D and (±)-Stemocurtisine via Palladium-Catalyzed Reactions Wednesday, October 7th in Sullivan Science Bldg Rm. 201, starting at 1:00 PM Abstract: Natural products are organic compounds commonly isolated... Continue reading...

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry presents: Analise Presley Ph.D. Candidate - Denning Jannace Research Group Literature Seminar Probing the Proteome: Proteomics Techniques for Assessing Protein Folding and Stability Changes Wednesday, October 14th in Sullivan Science Bldg Rm. 201, starting at 1:00 PM Abstract: Proteins are the most abundant of... Continue reading...

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry presents: Ansel Duncan Ph.D. Candidate - Chekan Research Group Literature Seminar Mixing and Matching Biosynthetic Machinery: Engineering Fungi to Produce Natural and Unnatural Products Wednesday, October 21th in Sullivan Science Bldg Rm. 201, starting at 1:00 PM Abstract: Fungi have evolved diverse biosynthetic pathways... Continue reading...