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Academic year 2009 - 2010


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16/08/2009 Frontiers in Mass Spectrometry
23/08/2009 Functional Biosupramolecular Systems
30/08/2009 Chemistry for a Sustainable World
07/09/2009 Dr Philip Kraft   Fragrance Chemistry ... from Synthesis to Sensation
23/10/2009 Profs Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Yves Ellinger, Narcis Avarvari   Minisymposium Michel Geoffroy
02/11/2009 Prof. Robin J.H. Clark   Scientific Examination of Pigments in Art and Archaeology: Art meets Science
12/11/2009 Prof. Gordon Tiddy   Product Formulation with Surfactants: Liquid Crystals, Soft Soap and a Piece of Cake.
18/11/2009 Prof. J. Lacour, Prof. E. Vauthey, D. Lovy, Dr D. Perret   Le Tableau Périodique, avant et après la révolution quantique
30/11/2009 Dr Martin Karpf   Bird Flu, Swine Flu: En Route to Tamiflu™
02/12/2009 Prof. Koen Binnemans   Ionic liquids: solvents of the future
04/12/2009 Dr René Sigrist   Les multiples facettes de la chimie à Genève à l'époque de Senebier, 1770-1810
15/12/2009 Prof. Robert H. Crabtree   Towards solar energy conversion via water splitting: Novel linkers and photocatalysts for solar cells
16/12/2009 Prof. Robert H. Crabtree   Selectivity without protecting groups and reactivity without activating groups for greener organic transformations
07/01/2010 Dr Ger J.M. Koper   Quantitative Interpretation of Isothermal Calorimetry (ITC) Data on Self-Assembling Systems
25/01/2010 Prof. Leonardo Scapozza   Moving Proteins Interacting With Small Molecular Weight Organic Molecules: Challenges and Opportunities for Medicinal Chemistry
04/02/2010 M. Ionel Valentin POPA   "Surface Interactions Induced by Polyelectrolytes, Dendrimers, and Dendronized Polymers".
10/02/2010 Dr Sylvain LOUBERY   Trying to understand asymmetric endosome motion during asymmetric cell division
23/02/2010 Prof. Yann Garcia   Spin crossover coordination polymers : from isolated molecules to functional assemblies
01/03/2010 Prof. Eric Davaud   Les climats et les variations du niveau marin du passé: Quelles leçons pour l'avenir ?
29/03/2010 Prof. Gisou van der Goot   Anthrax Toxin Receptors: Roles in Infectious and Genetic Diseases
07/04/2010 Dr Marco Lattuada   Nanoparticle Self-Assembly: Opportunities and Challenges
14/04/2010 Prof. Claude Piguet, Prof. Jean Gruenberg   Tête-à-Têtes de sciences moléculaires
19/04/2010 Remise des Prix aux lauréat-e-s de la Section
21/04/2010 Prof. Hervé This et autres intervenant-e-s   Sciences : Au défi de passionner les jeunes
27/04/2010 Dr Darya Radziuk   Ultrasonic Activation of Nanocatalysts and Formation of Binary Nanoparticles
Prof. Roger Tsien, Prix Nobel de chimie 2008   Breeding and building molecules to spy on cells and tumors
29/04/2010 Dr Akshata Rao   Analytical relations between particles and tip trajectory in AFM nanomanipulation
21/05/2010 Prof. Chris Orvig   Inorganic chemistry in medicine
14/06/2010 Prof. Thomas Rauchfuss   Learning from nature: synthetic models for hydrogenase enzymes
02/07/2010 Alexandra SPYRATOU   Self-Assembly of Polynuclear Complexes
10/07/2010 La Section de chimie et biochimie à la Nuit de la Science 2010

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