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2022
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Associate Professor Sagar Khare |
Rutgers University |
Computational Design of Tailor-made Enzymes |
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2019
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Professor Mark Lautens
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University of Toronto
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No Strain, No Gain? Lessons in Catalysis
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2017
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Professor Peter Schreiner
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Justus-Liebig University
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Nanodiamondoids as the next generation carbon materials
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2016
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Professor Denis Jacquemin
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Université de Nantes
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Using theoretical tools to model, predict and understand optical spectra
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2015
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Professor Chris Vanderwal
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University of California
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Quick Access to Complexity. The Importance of Strategy for the Efficient Synthesis of Complex Natural and Unnatural Products
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2014
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Professor Todd Marder
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Universitat Wurzburg, Germany
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Boron in Novel Materials and Catalysis
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2013
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Professor Christopher Lowe
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University of Cambridge, UK
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mHEALTHCARE: Opportunities, Challenges and Prospects
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2012
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Professor Li Changming
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Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Surface functionalization, the chemistry arts at nanoscales
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2011
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Professor Thomas B. Rauchfuss
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University of Illinois at Urbana Champagne
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Understanding how nature works with H2: the hydrogenase mechanisms
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2010
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Professor Malcolm H. Levitt
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University of Southhampton
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Singlet Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
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2009
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Professor Joel Bernstein
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Ben-Gurion University, Negev, Israel
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Chemistry in the courtroom
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2008
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Professor Colin Bain
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Durham University, UK
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Light: the world's most unlikely construction material
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2007
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Professor Steven Boxer
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Stanford University, CA, USA
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Imaging and reaction dynamics in model membranes: soft nanoscience
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2006
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Professor Ken Jordan
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University of Pittsburg, PA, USA
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Excess electrons and protons in water: a cluster perspective
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2005
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Professor Alfred W (Bill) Rutherford
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Research Director CNRS and Head of Section, Bioenergetics CEA, France
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Photosystem II structure-function: the EPR years
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2004
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Professor Peter Stang
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The University of Utah, Department of Chemistry
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Nanoscale molecular architecture: design and self-assembly of metallocyclic polygons & polyhedra via co-ordination".
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2003
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Professor Victor Snieckus
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Queens University, Department of Chemistry
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The centrality of chemistry in modern scientific pursuits"
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2002
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Dr Chris Abell
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University Chemical Laboratory, Cambridge
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Enzymology
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2001
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Professor Dame Julia Higgins FRS
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Imperial College, London
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Polymer blends - mixing, demixing and compatibilisation
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2000
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Professor Peter Maitlis FRS
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The University of Sheffield, UK
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The revolution in English Universities, 1980-2000: out with the old; long live the new
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1999
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Professor Henry Schaefer III
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Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry, University of Georgia, USA
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Molecular anions: a wealth of important, uncharacterized systems
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1998
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Professor Christopher J Moody
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University of Exeter, UK
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Organic chemistry: the practice of wealth creation
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1997
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Professor Walter Steurer
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Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich
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Quasicrystals 1984-1996. Where are we now?
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1996
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Professor David Buckingham FRS
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University of Cambridge, UK
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The hydrogen bond
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