E.K.C. Lee Event: What’s in a shape? Towards a unifying picture of bonding and crystal complexity

Abstract: Chemical bonds are among the most fundamental concepts in science. They describe the way in which atoms associate to form molecules and compounds, and they have been a central paradigm of science for a century. Today, powerful software packages that solve quantum mechanical theories of chemical bonding are in routine use to predict molecular and crystal structures.

SoCal Undergraduate Chemistry Research Symposium

For those conducting undergraduate chemistry research this summer, consider attending the annual UC Irvine SoCal Undergraduate Chemistry Symposium on Wednesday, August 10, 2023. The Symposium will be an exciting day of science where you can discuss and hear the latest about chemistry and graduate programs with your peers from UC Irvine and other research institutions. 

The schedule will include:

NSF GRFP workshop

The workshop will cover:

  1. Fine-tuning your application to overlap with artificial intelligence, quantum information science, and computationally intensive research
  2. Proposal writing
  3. How the GRFP application is reviewed at NSF
  4. Q&A session

Tolman Award presentation honoring Professor Andy Borovik

Virtual Presentation of the

2019 Richard C. Tolman Award

to

Professor A. S. Borovik

University of California, Irvine

 

September 16, 2020

6:30 pm virtual Social Hour

7:00 pm Presentation of Award and Address

 

Tolman Address:

Molecular Complexity and Inorganic Chemistry: Utilizing Non-Covalent Interactions to Control Function

For Prof. Borovik’s biography, abstract, please see the April issue of SCALACS or our website, https://scalacs.org/?page_id=29

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