Group Seminars (Chem 291)
The syllabus for graduate students signed up for Chem 291. All meetings are in RH390, unless the table specifies a different location. The meeting starting times are specified below; a typical duration is 50 minutes.
| Date/time |
Speaker(s) |
Topic |
Spring 2025
All meetings are in RH390 (view calendar) unless indicated otherwise |
| Thu, Apr 3, 3.30 pm |
Lena Gerritz and Adam Thomas |
MZMine tutorial for everyone working with HRMS |
| Thu, Apr 10, 3.30 pm |
Anthony |
Present paper(s) of common interest or a research update |
| Thu, Apr 17, 3.30 pm |
Eleanor |
Interview practice |
| Thu, Apr 24, 3.30 pm |
Lucia |
Lucia will present remotely while Matt and Sergey at PNNL |
| Thu, May 1, 3.30 pm |
Matt |
Present paper(s) of common interest or a research update. |
| Thu, May 8, 3.30 pm |
Eleanor and Noam |
UROP Symposium talk practice |
| Thu, May 15, 3.30 pm |
Lena |
Present paper(s) of common interest or a research update. |
| Tue, May 20, 1 pm |
Adam Thomas |
PhD defense |
| Thu, May 22, 5 pm |
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Lee Dinner lecture, more info coming up |
| Thu, May 29, 3.30 pm |
Avisa, Eleanor, Noam |
Year-end summaries |
| Tue, June 3, 11 am |
Kasey Edwards |
PhD defense |
Archive of the Previous Meeting Schedules
2024-2025: S25 W25 F24
2023-2024: S24 W24 F23
2022-2023: S23 W23 F22
2021-2022: Smr22 S22 W22 F21
2020-2021: Smr21 S21 W21 F20
2019-2020: Smr20 S20 W20 F19
2018-2019: Smr19 S19 W19 F18
2017-2018: Smr18&S18 W18 F17
2016-2017: Smr17&S17 W17 F16
2015-2016: Smr16 S16 W16 F15
2014-2015: Smr15 S15 W15 F14
2013-2014: Smr14 S14 W14 F13
2012-2013: Smr13&S13 W13 F12
2011-2012: Smr12 S12 W12 F11
2010-2011: Smr11 S11 W11 F10
2009-2010: S10 W10 F09
2008-2009: S09 W09 F08
2007-2008: S08 W08 F07
2006-2007: S07 W07 F06
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Seminar Presentations and Recorded Videos
Contact Prof. Nizkorodov to present a seminar at your school.
Journal Club
There are several possible formats for these meetings:
- Review a few papers published by one particular group in the last 1-2 years (or longer if needed). The idea is get a complete immersion in a particular group's reserch mentality.
- Present a few recently published articles on a specific research topics
- Review an actual submission in our area to ACP and prepare a comment
Before the meeting, the presenter should send links to the articles your are going to present to the group. Here is an example of a link using DOI pointers (the preferred format for the links):
http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ac1014386
Links to selected journals:
Links to Reference Databases:
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