Saturday Morning Group Meetings

All meetings will be in lecture room 307 Eberly on Saturday mornings from 10:00 am until noon.

These informal research meetings offer an important opportunity to develop oral and technical presentation skills. Use these occasions to convince your audience of the importance of your presentation. Be it a topic seminar, a research report or current literature, organize your material well so as to make your point in the time you have. For topic seminars, these are excellent opportunities to develop slide shows that engage the audience. Frontiers of Chemistry seminars serve as preparation for proposals and job interviews or for postdoctoral studies.

Besides extending the frontiers of research, the effective communication of scientific ideas and results is the most important mission of the scientist. Our group meetings are the best place to refine these skills.

May
2 - Research Reports
9 - Good E-Notebook Practices - PW
16 - Research Reports
23 - Current Literature Abstracts & Reports (B)
30 - Research Reports

June
6 - Research Reports
13 - Research Topic Seminar - Carl
20 - Current Literature Abstracts & Reports (C)
27 - Research Reports

July
4 - No Meeting
11 - Research Reports
18 - Molecule of the Month
25 - Research Reports

August
1 - Research Topic Seminar - Jared
8 - Research Reports
15 - Current Literature Abstracts & Reports (D)
22 - Group Picnic (Moraine State Park)
29 - Research Reports