April 2025

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50th Annual Naff Symposium: The Mechanobiology of the Genome -
 
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Exit Seminar: Redox control in a fused bifurcating electron transfer flavoprotein and significance of a H-bond interaction that contributes to flavin redox tuning and activation for covalent modification
 
 
Exit Seminar: Synthesis, Characterization, and Manipulation of Two-Dimensional Materials: A Study on Bulk Alkali Metal Intercalation, Mechanical Van der Waals Construction, and Electron Beam Patterning of Ferromagnetic Materials
 
 
Excited-state dynamics of visible and near-IR absorbing molecules for light harvesting, photocatalysis, and bioimaging
 
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Exit Seminar: Catalytic Deoxygenation of Oleaginous Biomass to Renewable Diesel and Sustainable Aviation Fuel via Decarboxylation/Decarbonylation
 
 
Exit Seminar: Towards Automating the Study and Discovery of Electroactive Π-Conjugated Molecules
 
 
Regional Undergraduate Poster Competition
 
 
Modulating the microenvironment at electrode–electrolyte interfaces with external fields
 
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Exit seminar: Effects of A-Site Cation Structure on Optical and Electronic Properties of 2D Ruddlesden-Popper Phase Tin-Based Hybrid Perovskites
 
 
Exit Seminar: Enhancing Carbon Capture by Examining Degradation in Aqueous Amine Solvents and Developing Targeted Mitigation Systems to Reduce Key Environmental Impacts
 
 
Exit seminar: Developing Synthetic Strategies for Three-Coordinate Gold(I) Complexes as Anticancer Agents
 
 
Exit Seminar: Bacteria-Engineered Vasicles for Cancer Immunotherapy: From Immunomodulation in Vitro to Anti-Tumor Effects in Melanoma Models
 
 
Exit seminar: Insights into Factors Influencing Radical Chemistry of Monolignols during Lignification and Induced Changes in Plant Secondary Metabolism
 
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Exit Seminar: Design of Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Metalates for Piezoelectric Response
 
 
Exit Seminar: Design and synthesis of novel ligands for bioorthogonal catalysis, asymmetric synthesis, and ferromagnetic behavior