Traveling Wave-Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry for Multi-Omics Studies In the field of omics, while single omics techniques have proven adequate, it has been observed that using multiple omics techniques in conjunction yields more thorough and informative sample profiles. The rapid gas-phase structural separation of ion mobility-mass spectrometry is beneficial for high-throughput multi-omics. Type of Event: Analytical Seminar Read more about Traveling Wave-Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry for Multi-Omics Studies
Harnessing the Potential of Metal Chalcogenide van der Waals Materials Type of Event: Departmental Colloquium Read more about Harnessing the Potential of Metal Chalcogenide van der Waals Materials
Newton Lab Hosts Local Governor's Honors Nominee As part of their ongoing commitment to outreach, the Newton lab from the UGA Department of Chemistry recently hosted Copper Callahan, a 2024 Governor's Honors semifinalist in science from Clarke Central High School in Athens. Dr. Newton had met Copper's high school teacher, Mr. Robert Pulliam, and discussed Dr. Newton's interest in providing outreach and mentorship opportunities for local students. Mr. Pulliam then suggested that the Newton lab could be helpful in aiding Copper in preparation for his upcoming Governor's Honors selection process. Read more about Newton Lab Hosts Local Governor's Honors Nominee
A Golden Time for Nanotechnology Gold nanocrystals of controlled size and shape have tunable optical properties that enable new science. Upon illumination with resonant light, these gold nanocrystals can not only scatter light but also generate plasmons (coherent oscillations of conduction band electrons). These plasmons, in turn, can produce local electric fields and heat. All these modalities mean that gold nanocrystals can serve as excellent contrast and imaging agents in aqueous matrices. In this talk I will describe the synthesis and shape control of these nano Type of Event: Departmental Colloquium Special Seminar Read more about A Golden Time for Nanotechnology
Enzymatic Catalyzation of Diazo Compounds for the Formation of Lactones: An Intramolecular C–H Functionalization Strategy Diazo compounds were first discovered by Peter Griess in 1858.1 The diazo group has been widely used due to its diverse reactivity, including alkylation, carbene generation, nucleophilic addition, homologation, and ring expansion. Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Enzymatic Catalyzation of Diazo Compounds for the Formation of Lactones: An Intramolecular C–H Functionalization Strategy
Total Synthesis of Gelsemium Alkaloids and Synthesis of Ketohydroperoxides Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Total Synthesis of Gelsemium Alkaloids and Synthesis of Ketohydroperoxides
Synthesis of Erythropoietin Since approval by the FDA in 1989, erythropoietin (EPO) has been used extensively for the treatment of anemia – especially in those with chronic kidney disease, undergoing chemotherapy, or have acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).1 EPO is a highly glycosylated glycoprotein containing three N-linked and one O-linked glycosylation sites. Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Synthesis of Erythropoietin
Literature Seminar: Shivani Nagode Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Literature Seminar: Shivani Nagode
London Dispersion in Molecular Chemistry[1] 1 Institute of Organic Chemistry, Justus Liebig University, Heinrich-Buff-Ring 17, 35392 Giessen, Germany; e-mail: prs@uni-giessen.de; www.uni-giessen.de/schreiner Keywords: catalysis • chemical bonding • noncovalent interactions Type of Event: Departmental Colloquium Special Seminar Read more about London Dispersion in Molecular Chemistry[1]
Prof. Gregory H. Robinson Awarded Faculty Blue Key Service Award Professor Gregory Robinson, UGA Foundation Distinguished Professor of Chemistry in the Franklin College of Arts and Science, was awarded the 2023 faculty Blue Key Service Award at the university’s annual Tucker Dorsey Blue Key Alumni Banquet on Nov. 10 at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel. Read more about Prof. Gregory H. Robinson Awarded Faculty Blue Key Service Award