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Seminar Schedule for Fall 1992
Duke University Department of Chemistry

All seminars are open to the public and begin at 3:30 p.m.
unless otherwise noted.  Seminars are preceded by a 20 min.
refreshment period in the lobby; all are welcome.  Free parking
is available behind the Chemistry bldg.  For more information,
call Dr. Lou Coury, Seminar Committee Chair, (919) 660-1547.


9/11  Dr. Carol Fierke, Duke Univ. Dept. of Biochemistry
      "Carbonic Anhydrase:  Catalysis and Inhibition"

9/18  Dr. Robert Armstrong, UCLA
      "DNA Binding Properties and Synthesis of Antitumor Drugs"

9/25  Drs. Noel Harvey and Philip Rose, Rohm and Haas Co.
      "Industrial Interviewing Techniques"; (** 2 p.m.**)

9/25  Dr. Scott Denmark, Univ. of Illinois
      "Learning About Structure, Reactivity and Stereochemistry
       Through Synthetic Methodology"

10/2  Dr. Jeremy Carver, Univ. of Toronto, Dept. of Biochemistry
      "Oligosaccharides:  How Can Flexible Molecules Act as
       Signals?"

10/8  Dr. Marius Clore, NIH Laboratory of Chemical Physics, NIDDK
      "Protein Structures by NMR"
      (co-sponsored by the Duke NMR Center)

10/9  Dr. David Williams, Indiana University
      "Synthesis of Dolabellanes:  a Novel Entry to Tricyclic Terpenes"

10/16 Dr. Richard Jones, Univ. of Texas-Austin
      "New Organometallic Precursors to Electronic Materials"

10/21 Dr. Myron Goodman, Univ. of Southern California
      "Biochemical and Kinetic Basis of DNA Synthesis Fidelity"
     
10/23 Dr. John Reardon, Burroughs-Wellcome
      "Human Immunodeficiency Virus Reverse Transcriptase:  A Pre-
       Steady-State Kinetic Analysis"

10/30 Dr. Myung-Hwan Whangbo, North Carolina State Univ.
      "Surprises in the Interpretation of STM Images"

11/6  Dr. Paul Gemperline, East Carolina Univ.
      "Principal Component Analysis of 3-Way Data Arrays and its
       Application in the Analysis of Blue Crab Shell Disease"

11/13 Dr. Paul Miller, Johns Hopkins Univ.
      "Antisense and Anticode Oligonucleotide Analogs:  Interaction
       with RNA and DNA Targets"

11/20 Dr. Slayton Evans, Jr., UNC-Chapel Hill
      "New Synthetic Methodologies Employing Organophosphorus Chemistry"

12/4  Dr. Dennis Salahub, Univ. of Montreal
      "Quantum Molecular Modeling with Density Functional Theory"

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Program sponsored by Burroughs-Wellcome, Rhone-Poulenc, Anaquest/BOC
                 and American Cyanamid Corporations.