"The Transfusion Lesion: a Potential Suspect Appears"

Presented by

Associate Professor Chuck Zwemer

Department of Biology, Dickinson College

Wednesday, April 3 at 4:30 p.m.

Dana 110

 “Sexual dimorphism in the mouse retrotrapezoid nucleus:

implications for breathing disorders in males”

Presented by

Asst. Professor Missy Niblock

Department of Biology, Dickinson College

Wednesday, March 27, 4:30 p.m.

Stafford Auditorium

 "Clinical Research and the long term complications of treated HIV Infection : Not just a T cell problem"

Presented by

Eleanor M.P. Wilson, MD

Clinical Fellow, HIV Pathogenesis Unit

National Institute of Allergy

and Infectious Diseases

Wednesday, March 20

4:30 p.m.

Stafford Auditorium

Professor Mark R. Ams, Allegheny College

will present:

“More Than Just A Rotation: The Twisted Tale of Isomerizing Molecules”

The carbon-carbon bond is a fundamental motif in Organic Chemistry and often takes center stage in the architecture of new, interesting molecules and materials. Organic molecules can often be made functional by incorporating carbon-carbon bond rotations into their structural design, allowing for exciting opportunities in areas such as photochemistry and nanotechnology. This talk will discuss our investigation of two such devices that apply this rotary motion, known as isomerization, toward solving several important challenges in Chemistry:  1.) Measuring CH-pi interactions and 2.) Solution phase purification. 

March 19

Noon - 1:00 pm

Stafford Auditorium