Monday Graduate Colloquium Schedule

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This is a draft only, created in May 2000. Since I was away on sabbatical in 2000/2001 () this schedule was taken over by Professor Sunderlin, who was in charge of the seminars.

Monday Graduate Colloquium Schedule

Fall 2000

Unless otherwise indicated, all seminars will be held at 16:00 in Faraday West 201. For more information, contact the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at (815) 753-1131.

A social gathering will usually take place in Faraday West 300, at 15:30.

To schedule your time slot with the visiting speaker

Date	Speaker/(host)	Topic	Sponsor	Note
21 August		Semester not in session yet
28 August		1st day of semester
4 Sept.	No seminar (Labor Day)
11 Sept.	Kevin Eliceiri UW-Madison, Molecular Biology	Computational and optical tools for 4D imaging	B. Gaillard	C
18 Sept.
25 Sept.
2 Oct.	John Kao University of Wisconsin - Madison	Molecular mechanisms of host-biomaterial interaction: methods of tissue and cell engineering	B. Gaillard	C
9 Oct.	J. F. Halet		N. Hosmane	G
16 Oct.	Hilkka I. Kenttämaa Purdue University		L. Sunderlin	C
23 Oct.
30 Oct.	Mark Ratner Northwestern University	"Molecular Wires - Bridges and Busstops"	B. Gaillard	C
6 Nov.	David Crich UIC	Beta-Mannoside: Chemical Synthesis	M. Rogers/Q. Yao	C
13 Nov.
20 Nov.
27 Nov.
4 December
11 December	Finals week

Notes:

A - Abbott Colloquium speaker, funded by Abbott Laboratories.

B - Baxter Colloquium speaker, funded by Baxter Healthcare Corporation.

C - Funded in part by the NIU Graduate Colloquium Committee. Approved by Dr. Montgomery 25 April 2000.

D - Part of the recruitment program, expenses mostly paid by the sending institution.

E - NIU Faculty, invited by the colloquium coordinator.

F - Others, invited by the colloquium coordinator.

G - Local accommodation by the department.

ACS - Local Section of the ACS meeting.

Last revised: 27 February 2008 16:49, inception 28 May 1999
Š Petr Vanýsek
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