Seminars are held Mondays, 4-5:30pm, in 180 Tan Hall (CCN 12587), unless otherwise noted Aug 31 - John Arnold, Michael Wilson, Megan Schwarzman - Department of Chemistry and School of Public Health, UC Berkeley Sep 07 - Labor day, no event. Sep 14 - Green Chemistry and the Future: the example of Iron-TAML Activators Terrence Collins - Institute for Green Science, Carnegie Mellon University Sep 15 - Green Chemistry: Sustaining a High Technology Civilization Public lecture offered through the UC Berkeley Extension - pre-registration required - 105 Stanley Hall Terrence Collins - Institute for Green Science, Carnegie Mellon University Sep 21 - Class Discussion - The 12 Principles of Green Chemistry Sep 28 - CycloshieldTM Copolyesters: Greener, Super Tough Alternative to Polycarbonate Don Kelsey - New Chemical Technology R & D, Shell Chemical Company Oct 05 - Green Chemistry, How will we know when we get there? Tony Kingsbury - Center for Responsible Business, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley Oct 12 - Chemistry Myths Revealed - Seminar Slides Chris Vulpe - Department of Nutritional Science & Toxicology, UC Berkeley Oct 19 - Class Discussion - Bisphenol A - Discussion Slides Oct 26 - No meeting Nov 02 - Using Renewable (Bio) Content and Bio-Degradability to Design and Synthesize "Green" Products Ramani Narayan, Department of Chemical Engineering & Material Science, Michigan State University Nov 09 - From Suds to Speedways: How "Green" Ideas Can Flow from Unexpected Taps 12:30-2pm, Cheit Hall room C125 Carol Dudley, Senior Vice President, The Dow Chemical Company Nov 09 - The Future of Mankind and the Role of Green Chemistry - Seminar Slides Bob Peoples, Green Chemistry Institute, American Chemical Society Nov 16 - Water Reuse: Short-Circuiting the Hydrologic Cycle and the Potential Risks Posed by Chemical Contaminants David Sedlak, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UC Berkeley Nov 23 - Confronting the Life-Cycle, Health, and Environmental Impacts of Chemicals Thomas McKone, School of Public Health, UC Berkeley and Environmental Energy Technologies Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Nov 30 - Class Discussion - Who is Responsible for Making the Chemical Enterprise More Sustainable? Dec 07 - Chemistry & Science Policy Amber Wise, Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment, UC San Francisco |