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Academic year 2009 - 2010


All Chemistry Organic chemistry Inorganic and analytical chemistry Physical chemistry Biochemistry NCCR Chemical Biology

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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

08/09/2009 Prof. A. Vlcek, Jr.   Ultrafast excited-state processes of Re Carbonyl-Diimine complexes : From Excitation to Photochemistry

29/09/2009 Prof. Miguel A. Garcia-Garibay   Amphidynamic Materials and Crystalline Molecular Machines

01/10/2009 Prof. Tomas Torres   Phthalocyanines: Electro- and Photoactive Moieties for the Construction of Multicomponent Assemblies

12/10/2009 Prof. Yasuhisa Mizutani   Time resolved resonance Raman spectroscopy : from visible to ultraviolet

20/10/2009 Prof. Josef Michl   Singlet fission for solar cells

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

17/11/2009 Dr. Kevin Kittilstved   High-Resolution Spectroscopic Investigation of Vanadium(III) Trisoxalate Compounds

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™

01/12/2009 Prof. Jacek Waluk   Spectroscopy, Photophysics and Tautomerism of Porphycenes

04/12/2009 Dr René Sigrist   Les multiples facettes de la chimie à Genève à l'époque de Senebier, 1770-1810

10/12/2009 Prof. Luis Bagatolli   Lateral organization of Biological membranes and fluorescence microscopy

18/12/2009 Mme Itana S. Krivokapic   Thermal and light-induced spin crossover in cobalt(II) imine complexes and in the polymeric network [Fe(bbtr)₃](ClO₄)₂

08/01/2010 M. Giovanni La Macchia   Study of Metal-Metal Bonds in Transition Metal Compounds Using Quantum Chemical Methods

M. Abdul Rehaman Moughal Shahi   Multiconfigurational Perturbation Theory : Recent Developments and Applications

25/01/2010 Prof. Leonardo Scapozza   Moving Proteins Interacting With Small Molecular Weight Organic Molecules: Challenges and Opportunities for Medicinal Chemistry

26/01/2010 Prof. V. Krishnakumar   Role of heavy ion irradiation in materials science

28/01/2010 M. Guillaume Duvanel   Ultrafast Photoinduced Processes in Multichromophoric Systems

02/02/2010 Prof. Xiaoliang Sunney Xie   Life at the Single Molecule Level

04/02/2010 M. Ionel Valentin POPA   "Surface Interactions Induced by Polyelectrolytes, Dendrimers, and Dendronized Polymers".

Dr. Kyril M. Solntsev   Excited-State Proton Transfer : from "super" photoacids to the green fluorescent protein

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

25/02/2010 Prof. Anthony Harriman   To Catch a Sunbeam : Electronic Energy Transfer in Artificial Arrays

01/03/2010 Prof. Eric Davaud   Les climats et les variations du niveau marin du passé: Quelles leçons pour l'avenir ?

02/03/2010 Dr. Tomas Baer   Dissociation Dynamics of Energy Selected Ions : learning more than you might want to know

29/03/2010 Prof. Gisou van der Goot   Anthrax Toxin Receptors: Roles in Infectious and Genetic Diseases

07/04/2010 M. Jakub Wojciech Kaminski   Development and Applications of Non-empirical Methods for Modeling Electronic Structure in Condensed Phase

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

26/04/2010 Prof. Gustavo Scuseria   Screened hybrid functionals for solid-state chemistry and physics

27/04/2010 Prof. Roger Tsien, Prix Nobel de chimie 2008   Breeding and building molecules to spy on cells and tumors

Prof. Gustavo Scuseria   Theoretical studies of carbon nanotubes and graphene nanoribbons

04/05/2010 Dr. Cyrille Train   Multifunctional oxalate-based magnets : from magneto-chiral effects to multiferroics

18/05/2010 Prof. Todd Martinez   To Twist or Not to Twist : Uncovering Design Rules for Photoisomerization

01/06/2010 Mme Vincenza D'Anna; M. William Herzog; M. Giovanni Li Manni; Mme Vesna Markovic   Voir programme pdf

04/06/2010 Prof. Pavel Jungwirth   Ultrafast Dynamics following Photoionization in Water : Electrons and Cationic Holes

10/06/2010 Dr. Evan Moore   Efficient Antennae for Sensitised Lanthanide Luminescence

28/06/2010 Prof. Hans Riesen   Recent highlights of our work in laser spectroscopy and X-ray storage phosphors

29/06/2010 Mme Mia Milos   Photophysical properties [Cr(ox)₃]³⁻ : influence of the chemical environment, external pressure and electromagnetic radiation

30/06/2010 Dr. Gonzalo Angulo   Electron Transfer and Diffusion

06/07/2010 Dr. Natalie Banerji   The Photophysics of a Third Generation Conjugated Polymer Used in Organic Solar Cells

10/07/2010 La Section de chimie et biochimie à la Nuit de la Science 2010


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