The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. J.R Schmidt on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 11:40 am for a departmental seminar. Title: Modulating the selectivity of electrocatalytic reduction… read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. J.R Schmidt (University of Wisconsin–Madison)Title: Modulating the selectivity of electrocatalytic reduction in solution »
Abstract:The exponential rise in the production and use of polymers, particularly in single use applications, has led to a dramatic increase in their environmental prevalence and problems with… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Bradley D Olsen »
Abstract:The exponential rise in the production and use of polymers, particularly in single use applications, has led to a dramatic increase in their environmental prevalence and problems with… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Bradley D Olsen »
DuQuantum is the first annual quantum computing hackathon at Duke. For 24 hours, we invite quantum enthusiasts to tackle challenges designed by industry leaders and gain experience with state-of-the-… read more about DuQuantum Hackathon »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. Peter Mahaffy (University of Wisconsin- Madison) on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for a departmental seminar. The sustainability challenges facing… read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. Peter Mahaffy (University of Wisconsin- Madison) Realizing the Role for Chemistry and Chemistry Education in the Emergence of Sustainability: A Systems Approach »
Multi-State Mechanocatalysis: Modulating Transition Metal Reactivity with ForceMechanical force has been associated with material destruction historically, most often through homolytic bond scission… read more about Chemistry Defense: Daniel Duan: "Multi-State Mechanocatalysis: Modulating Transition Metal Reactivity with Force" »
The Department of Physics will be hosting Professor Mikhail Lukin (Harvard University) on Thursday, November 5, 2026 for the Fritz London Memorial Lecture. The seminar, "New Frontier of Quantum… read more about Fritz London Memorial Lecture Presented by Prof. Mikhail Lukin: "New Frontier of Quantum Computing and Quantum Information" »
Abstract:Progress in condensed-matter physics ultimately depends on materials reality. Many long-standing questions arise not from a lack of theoretical ideas, but from the challenge of controlling… read more about DMI/MEMS Seminar Presented by Prof Bharat Jalan »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. Hans Renata (Rice University) on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, for a departmental seminar. Seminar hosted by: Prof. Edwin Alfonzo read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. Hans Renata (Rice University) »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. Brian Blagg (Notre Dame) on Tuesday, Janurary 12, 2027, for a departmental seminar. Seminar hosted by: Prof. Tim Haystead, Prof. Emily… read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. Brian Blagg (Notre Dame) »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. Samantha Kristufek (Texas Tech University) on Tuesday, February 9, 2027, for a departmental seminar. Seminar hosted by: Prof. Matthew Becker read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. Samantha Kristufek (Texas Tech University) »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Dr. Euna Yoo (NIH/NCI) on Tuesday, February 23, 2027, for a departmental seminar. Seminar hosted by: Prof. Jiyong Hong read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Dr. Euna Yoo (NIH/NCI) »
The Department of Chemistry is excited to host Prof. James Mayer (Yale University)on Tuesday, March 30, 2027 for a departmental seminar. Seminar hosted by: Prof. Ivan Moreno-Hernandez and Prof. David… read more about Chemistry Seminar Presented by Prof. James Mayer (Yale University) »
The Department of Chemistry looks forward to hosting Professor Tim Swager (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) for the annual Douglas G. Hill Memorial Lecture.To learn more about Professor Swager'… read more about Douglas G. Hill Memorial Lecture Presented by Prof. Tim Swager »