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RSC Seminar Series
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No events are currently scheduled.
Past events
20
May
2021
RSC School Seminar - Prof. Hongxia Wang (QUT) »
Title: Towards Cost-Effective, Stable and Greener Perovskite based Technologies
13
May
2021
RSC School Seminar - Dr. Mark Hackett (Curtin University) »
Title: Multi-Modal Spectroscopic Imaging to Study Brain Disease: Metal Ions, Memory Loss and More!
06
May
2021
RSC School Seminar - Prof. Dewei Chun (UNSW) »
Title: Bio-inspired Electronic Materials for Information and Energy Related Applications
29
Apr
2021
RSC School Seminar - Prof. Paul Low (UWA) »
Title: From the electronic structure of molecules to molecular structures for electronics
22
Apr
2021
RSC School Seminar - Dr. Ivanhoe Leung (Uni Melb) »
Title: Structural and mechanistic enzymology and protein chemistry
01
Apr
2021
RSC School Seminar - Dr. Jack Chen (AUT) »
Title: Applying Concepts from Nature for the design of Dynamic Catalyst Systems
25
Mar
2021
RSC School Seminar - Assoc. Prof. Mehdi Mobli (UQ) »
Title: New directions in structural studies of ion channels and their modulation by disulfide-rich peptides
18
Mar
2021
RSC School Seminar - Assoc. Prof. Alice Motion (USyd) »
Title: Modern Alchemy: Connecting People to Chemistry
11
Mar
2021
RSC School Seminar - Dr. Jamie Lewis (Imperial College London) »
Metal-Organic Self-Assembly with Unsymmetrical Ligands
04
Mar
2021
25
Feb
2021
RSC School Seminar - Prof. David Nisbet »
Title: Decoupling brain injury from inflammation
01
Oct
2020
Dr Christoph Nitsche - "Targeting viral ptoteases with modified peptides" »
Viral infectious diseases are a serious global health threat. For many viruses, safe vaccines and specific antiviral treatments are yet unavailable.
03
Sep
2020
Associate Professor Jane Allison - "Peppy: A virtual reality environment for exploring the principles of polypeptide structure" »
Science students are traditionally taught protein structure and function through textbook pictures and/or physical model building.
27
Aug
2020
Dr Simone Ciampi - Electrochemistry in 2D: new instruments for redox microscopy »
Monitoring or manipulating electrochemical reactions in 2D ‒ a central theme from analytical chemistry to cell biology ‒ is generally achieved using scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM).
28
May
2020
Dr Alexey Glushenkov - Title:Constructing dual-ion energy storage cells: capacitors and batteries »
Lithium-ion batteries operating via the so called “rocking chair” mechanism (insertion and de-insertion of lithium ion in both electrodes) are the current state-of-the-art energy storage solutions for many applications.
