Ei-ichi Negishi
Purdue University
2010 Nobel Laureate
Keynote Speech:
"Magical Power of d-Block Transition Metal Catalysis for a Prosperous and Sustainable World in the 21st Century and Beyond"
October 4, 2011
3pm
Fowler Hall
Stewart Center
Introduction by
Purdue President
France A. Córdova
Dr. Negishi's Keynote
in Fowler Hall
is free and open
to the public.
Hotel Information
Hotel rooms have been
reserved at the
Union Club Hotel
Please reference:
"Nobel Celebration Symposium"
with your reservation.
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Monday, Oct 3rd
Stewart Center
STEW 206
PDF of schedule
9:00am Opening remarks by
College of Science
Dean Jeffrey Roberts
Hisashi Yamamoto
University of Chicago
9:30am
"Asymmetric Oxidation"
10:45am Coffee break
James Tour
Rice University
11:00am
"Nanotechnology: Nanomaterials, Nanomedicine and Nanocars"
12:15pm Lunch (on your own)
Christophe Copéret
ETH Zurich
1:30pm
"Controlled functionalization of surfaces: supported single-site catalysts and beyond"
Arun Ghosh
Purdue University
2:45pm
"Protein Backbone Binding - A Powerful Molecular Design Strategy to Combat Drug-Resistant HIV"
4:00pm Coffee/pastries break
Masakatsu Shibasaki
Microbial Chemistry Research Foundation, Tokyo
4:15pm
"Recent Progress in Asymmetric Cooperative Catalysis"
5:30pm end of session |
Tuesday, Oct 4th
Stewart Center
STEW 206
PDF of schedule
9:00am Opening remarks by
Chemistry Department Head
Paul Shepson
R. Graham Cooks
Purdue University
9:30am
"Intersections: Mass Spectrometry and Chemistry"
10:45am Coffee break
K. C. Nicolaou
The Scripps Research Institute
University of California, San Diego
11:00am
"Maitotoxin: An Inspiration for Synthesis"
12:15pm Lunch (on your own)
Paul Wender
Stanford University
1:30pm
"The Chemistry-Medicine Continuum: First-In-Class Strategies for Eradicating HIV/AIDS, Overcoming Cancer Resistance and Treating Alzheimer's Disease"
2:45pm Break
(move to Fowler Hall for Negishi keynote)
3:00pm in Fowler Hall
Introduction by
Purdue President
France A. Córdova
Ei-ichi Negishi
Purdue University
2010 Nobel Laureate
"Magical Power of d-Block Transition Metal Catalysis for a Prosperous and Sustainable World in the 21st Century and Beyond"
4:30pm Reception
Purdue Memorial Union
Anniversary Drawing Room
PMU 210
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