Friday, November 2 |
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REGISTRATION |
9:00am –
1:30pm |
Rose Alumni House
232 York Street (between Chapel and Elm) |
2:00 –
5:30pm |
Sterling Chemistry Labratory (main entrance)
225 Prospect Street |
| 6:00 - 7:00pm |
University Commons
Corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
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PRE-CONFERENCE EVENTS
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1:00 –
2:00pm |
Special Tour of Yale University Art Gallery - African Art
1111 Chapel Street
A tour of the new African Art installation in the Yale University Art Gallery led by curator Frederick Lamp '82 PhD, Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation Curator of African Art. |
2:00 –
4:00pm |
Chemistry Open House
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
225 Prospect Street
An informal open house with continuous brief tours of the department, including the new Class of 1954 Chemistry Research Building, led by graduate students. |
3:00 –
4:00pm |
Walking Tour of Science Hill
A tour of Science Hill with commentary on new buildings and renovations in the master plan, including those not yet under construction. Tour guide to be announced. Meet at the entrance of Sterling Chemistry Laboratory. |
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CONFERENCE
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4:00 –
5:30pm |
Poster Session with Current Graduate Students
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
225 Prospect Street
Meet current graduate students in Chemistry and talk with them about the exciting research they are conducting. Alumni are also welcome to present posters. |
5:45 –
6:45pm |
Reception
University Commons
Corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
| 7:00pm |
Dinner
University Commons
Welcome remarks by Jon Butler, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and Gary Brudvig, Chair, Department of Chemistry.
After-dinner remarks by Andrew Hamilton, Provost of the University and Benjamin Silliman Professor of Chemistry, on the future of science at Yale.
Plus, an amusing look at the history of Yale Chemistry by Professor Michael McBride. |
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Saturday, November 3 |
9:00 –
10:15am |
The Future of Education in Chemistry
SSS 114 (Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall),
corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
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MODERATOR |
Michael McBride
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Sally Chapman '73 PhD
Barnard College
Thomas George '70 PhD
University of Missouri, St. Louis
Paul R. Rablen '94 PhD
Swarthmore College
Michael Wartell '71 PhD
Indiana-Purdue University
Joshua Young '01 MS
Hopkins School, New Haven, Connecticut |
10:15 –
10:45am |
Coffee break |
11:00am –
12:15pm |
How Chemistry Will Interact with Biology and Medicine
SSS 114 (Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall),
corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
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MODERATOR |
Scott Miller
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Peter Dervan '72 PhD
California Institute of Technology
David Spiegel '04 MD, '05 PhD (Pharmacology)
Yale University
Lynmarie Thompson '89 PhD
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Sarah Woodson '87 PhD
Johns Hopkins University |
12:15 –
1:45pm |
Lunch
University Commons,
corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
2:00 –
3:15pm |
Future Trends in the Chemical Industry
SSS 114 (Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall),
corner of Grove and Prospect Streets |
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MODERATOR |
William Jorgensen
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Jeffrey Ives '78 PhD
Pfizer, Inc.
Michael Matturro '81 PhD
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Arikha Moses '98 PhD
TyRx Pharma Inc.
Mark Murcko '89 PhD
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
John Piwinski '80 PhD
Schering-Plough Corporation |
3:15 –
3:30pm |
Coffee Break |
3:30 –
4:00pm |
Current Direction of the Yale Department of Chemistry
(with time reserved for Q & A)
Gary Brudvig, Chair, Yale Department of Chemistry |
| 7:00pm |
Cocktails and Dinner
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory
225
Prospect Street |
Sunday, November 4 |
9:00 –
10:15am |
New Chemicals and Materials
Yale Law School, Room 127
(127 Wall Street, between York and High Streets) |
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MODERATOR |
Robert Crabtree
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Lara A. Estroff '03 PhD
Cornell University
Mark Hollingsworth '86 PhD
Kansas State University
Paul M. Lahti '85 PhD
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
John Tully '64 BA
Yale University |
| 10:30am |
Farewell Brunch
Hall of Graduate Studies Dining Hall
320 York Street (between Elm and Grove Streets) |
