Month |
Guest |
Subject |
Jan. |
Richard Ludescher,
Dept. of Food Science, Rutgers |
Phosphorescence Probes of Molecular Mobility &
Oxygen Diffusion in Amorphous Biomaterials |
|
Feb. |
David Brock,
Chemical Heritage Foundation
www.chemheritage.org
|
Revolutionary Tools: Instruments and the Transformation of the
Chemical Sciences |
Mar. |
PPPL Tour
 |
PPPL
Princeton Plasma Physics Lab - nuclear chemistry (including tour)
www.pppl.gov
|
|
Apr. |
Chris
Miller
Wyeth Research |
Chemistry in
Women’s Health, Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators |
|
May. |
Gail Eaton
President, TRI,
www.triprinceton.org |
A History of Research, A Lifetime of Solutions: A Review of TRI's
Work in Textiles, Fibers, Cosmetic Chemistry, and Nanotechnology |
Jun.
|
Satish
Myneni
Dept. of Geosciences, Princeton University
Joseph Heckmann,
Dept. of Plant Biology and Pathology, Rutgers University |
Soil Chemistry & Chemistry in the Garden
This soil chemistry seminar generated interest in soil
science resources. Why not
download a
list of reference books and get to your gardens!
|
Jul. |
Nelly
Aranibar,
Bristol-Myers Squibb |
Automatic herbicide mode-of-action
determination by NMR and Neural Network analysis |
Aug. |
James De
Noble,
NJ Department of Environmental Protection |
The major issues concerning
environmental mercury and its role as a unique persistent
bioaccumulative toxin |
Sep. |
Anita Brandolini,
William Patterson University, NJ |
The
Elementary: A Periodic Primer - An event for the whole family! (bring
school age kids) |
Oct. |
Brian
Sogorka,
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection |
The NJ DEP
Hazardous Waste Site Innovative Technology Program |
Nov. |
John Brahms,
Colgate Palmolive |
The
Chemistry of Body Odor |
Dec. |
Istvan Pelczer,
Princeton University |
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