Thursdays at 5:40 PM

February 2026

February 12th --> Problem Set - NMR Interpretation (Everyone).

February 13th at 1 PM in CL1101 --> CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Biogeochemical processes responsible for wetland attenuation of uranium" by Prof. Daniel l. Kaplan, Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, University of Geogia.

February 19th --> Research report (Everyone; Undergraduate Students - Discussion Meeting (Khoa).

February 26th --> Chemistry Literature Club (Noah, Amanda, Khoa).

March 2026

March 4th at 4  PM --> CHEMSITRY SEMINAR: "Title: "AI and Big Data in Cancer Biology". Prof. Wang Yongmei, The University of Memphis.

March 5th --> Research report (Everyone).

March 12th --> Research report (Everyone).

March 19th --> ACS Spring 2026 - Poster Presentations (Everyone; Undergraduate Students - Discussion Meeting)

March 26th --> ACS Spring 2026 - Flash Talks: a 5-minute presentation on your favorite ACS talk + Q&A (Everyone; Undergraduate Students - Discussion Meeting)

April 2026

April 2nd --> Preparation to the URFA Conference. Then, Research report (Everyone; Undergraduate Students - Discussion Meeting)

April 9th --> No meeting

April 16th --> Preparation to Master Thesis defense (Noah) & Preparation to the URFA Conference (Khadijah).

April 23rd --> Jeopardy! Followed by: Group Event!

April 30th --> Research report (Everyone) & Amanda's MS Proposal Defence. 

May 2026

May 7th --> No meeting.

May 14th --> Research report (Everyone).

May 21th --> No meeting.

May 28th --> No meeting.

June 2026

June 4th --> Research report (Everyone).

June 11th --> Research report (Everyone).

June 18th --> Research report (Everyone).

June 25th --> Research report (Everyone).

July 2026

July 2nd --> Research report (Everyone).

July 9th --> Research report (Everyone).

July 16th --> Research report (Everyone).

July 23rd --> Research report (Everyone).

July 30th --> Research report (Everyone).

Chemistry Literature Club: Presentation Topic: Choose a paper published in the last four months that you find interesting and relevant to our research group's focus. Your presentation should last between 15 to 20 minutes. This timeframe ensures that you cover the key points concisely and leaves sufficient time for questions and discussions. Email the selected paper to all group members at least 7 days prior to your presentation.