Dr. Martin McCullagh, Colorado State University November 2, 2016 11:00 – 11:50am C – 121 “The Physics Behind the Hydrophobic Effect” The hydrophobic effect is implicated as a driving force for a variety of important chemical and biological applications including protein folding, protein-ligand binding and self-assembly. The term “hydrophobic” is inherently misleading and, even…
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School of Science Colloquium: Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Dr. George Heard, UNC Asheville October 5, 2016 11:00 – 11:50am C – 121 “Applications of Computational Chemistry to Experimental Design” Abstract: The chemistry of halocarbons, including haloethers in the upper atmosphere is of importance due to their use as first generation CFC replacement compounds – once these compounds enter the upper atmosphere the…
Joe Baker
A Man of Many Sciences For assistant professor of chemistry Dr. Joseph Baker, the field of science has always been about deep exploration. From organic chemistry to astrophysics to computational biochemistry, Dr. Baker has delved into various scientific topics throughout his career that have not only expanded his breadth of knowledge but also nurtured his…
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