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Current Term's Seminars

 

Concordia University - Winter 2012

When:   2:30 pm

Where:  Room SP-S110

Date Speaker Host Title
January 13
Allesandra LERI
Marymount Manhattan College 		Yves Gélinas Determination of Organochlorine in Complex Samples by X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy
January 18
(Wednesday) Special time: 2:30 pm
Special room: SP-265.29 		Alexis VALLÉE-BÉLISLE
UC Santa Barbara 		Guillaume Lamoureux Adapting Nature's Tricks to Engineer Better Biosensors
January 20
Muralee MURUGESU
University of Ottawa 		Xavier Ottenwaelder New Avenues in Lanthanide Nano-Magnets: From Coordination to Organometallic Chemistry
January 27
(Thursday) Special time: 2:00 pm
Special room: SP-265.29 		Travis FRIDGEN
Memorial University 		Joanne Turnbull Structures of Gaseous Metal Ion-Molecule Complexes of Ammino Acids and DNA Bases
February 3
Special time: 1:30 pm 		Michael CUNNINGHAM
Queen's University 		John Oh Advances in Living/Controlled Polymerization in Waterborn Systems: New Opportunities in Designing Polymer Nanoparticles with Tailored Microstructure and Properties
February 10
David PALMER
University of Saskatchewan 		Joanne Turnbull / PROTEO Determining the Function of ntdABC: Not as easy as 1-2-3
February 17
Jean-Pierre FALGUEYRET
Concordia University 		Ann English Development of the Cathepsin K inhibitor odanacatib as anti-resorptive osteoporosis therapy. What do we learn from an initial screening campaign to a phase II trial?
March 9
Sylvia SANTOSA
Concordia University 		Joanne Turnbull Use of Stable and Radioactive Isotopes to Examine the Effects of Sex Steroids on Fatty Acid Metabolism in Humans
March 16
Marc-André FORTIN
Université Laval 		John Oh Paramagnetic nanoparticles as cell labels in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
March 30
Alexandre GAGNON
UQAM 		Pat Forgione Alkylbismuth Reagents as Carbanions and Carbocations Equivalents
May 16
(Wednesday) Special time: 2:00 pm
Special room: SP-265.29 		Anabella IVANCICH
Centre d'études de Saclay 		Ann English Towards understanding the structural and functional features of bifunctional heme peroxidases (KatG)

 

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