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Research Seminar Programme Dublin Chemistry, Semester 1 (Michaelmas term) September to December 2024. Unless otherwise specified with an *, seminars will take place on Thursdays at 12:00 noon at the Chemistry Building in the LARGE Lecture Theatre.

Seminars last updated on 10/09/2024

 

Date

Speaker

Title

Discipline / Topic

 
12/09/2024

Prof. William Unsworth

University of York

Ring expansion approaches for the synthesis of medium-sized rings and macrocycles  
19/09/2024

Prof. Pooja Goddard

(Loughborough University)

Solid State Ionic Modelling of Niobium Based Oxides for Battery Applications  
03/10/2024

Prof. Mike Neidig

(University of Oxford)

Down the Rabbit Hole: Illuminating the Organoiron Species Central to Organic Synthesis  
08/10/2024

Prof. Yisong Guo*

(Carnegie Mellon University)

Spectroscopic Investigations of Iron-Containing Metalloenzymes: New Intermediates and Novel Mechanisms  
CANCELLED

Prof. Chris Hawes

(Keele University)

Expanding the MOF Chemist’s Toolbox with Fused Aza-heterocyclic Ligands
17/10/2024

Prof. Serena Cussen

(University College Dublin)

Tuning high energy density cathodes for electrochemical energy storage
24/10/2024

Prof. Aron Walsh

(Imperial College London)

Data-Driven Chemistry: Accelerated Design and Discovery  
31/10/2024

Prof. Nick Long

(Imperial College London)

Functional Chemistry for Biomedical Imaging and Solar Cell Applications  
07/11/2024

Prof. David Procter

(University of Manchester)

From sulfonium salts to samarium catalysis: new radical chemistry for synthesis

 
CANCELLED

Prof. Leila Negahdar

(University College Dublin)

   
21/11/2024

Prof. Nuria Cabedo

(Universitat de València)

Development of new bioactive 2-substituted benzopyrans: potential agents for treating metabolic syndrome  
28/11/2024

Prof. Dave Mills

(University of Manchester)

Towards Linear Lanthanide Single-Molecule Magnets