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The complete  Program Book  is browsable here: [ MARM 2011 Program BookPDF file (5 MB) ]

View a list of events, times and room assignments here: [ MARM 2011 Meeting-at-a-GlancePDF file (503KB) ]
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Technical Program

MARM Schedule of Symposia and Other Activities

Saturday morning, 21 May 2011
  • Synthetic Chemistry Across the Border (Victor Snieckus, Queen's University)
  • Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology of Anticancer Agents (Jamie Talisman and Sanjay Malhotra, NIH)
  • New Approaches to Teaching Chemistry I (Scott Sinex, Prince George's County Community College)
  • Frontiers of Structure and Dynamics Using NMR Spectroscopy; Protein Structure and Dynamics (Kwaku Dayie, University of Maryland)
  • Supramolecular Chemistry and Molecular Recognition (Jeff Davis, University of Maryland)

Saturday afternoon, 21 May 2011
  • Advances in Organic Synthesis (Christian Wolff, Georgetown University)
  • New Approaches to Teaching Chemistry II (Scott Sinex, Prince George's County Community College)
  • Chemistry of Graphitic Materials (Yuhuang Wang, University of Maryland)
  • Frontiers of Structure and Dynamics Using NMR Spectroscopy; RNA Structure and Dynamics (Kwaku Dayie, University of Maryland)
  • Nanoparticle Metrology (Michael Zachariah, University of Maryland and NIST)
  • Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology of Anticancer Agents (Jamie Talisman and Sanjay Malhotra, NIH)
  • Nucleic Acid Chemistry and Biochemistry (Herman Sintim and Steve Rokita, University of Maryland)

Sunday morning, 22 May 2011
  • Career Development Workshop (Jamie Talisman, NIH)
  • Graduate Research Opportunities in Government Laboratories Workshop (John Fourkas, University of Maryland)
  • Environmental Health and Safety Workshop (Russell Phifer, WC Environmental LLC)
  • Building the NSF Grant Proposal Workshop (Robert Porter, University of Tennessee)

Sunday afternoon, 22 May 2011
    Plenary Lectures - Emerging Problems in the 21st Century

  • Eric Wachsman
    William L. Crentz Centennial Chair in Energy Research and
    Director, University of Maryland Energy Institute
    University of Maryland
    "Energy Issues in the 21st Century"

  • Clifton E. Barry, III
    Chief, Tuberculosis Research Station
    National Institutes of Health
    "The Re-emergence of Infectious Diseases"

  • Joyce Penner
    Ralph J. Ciccerone Distinguished University Professor of Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Space Sciences
    College of Engineering
    University of Michigan
    "Climate Change Issues in the 21st Century"
Monday morning, 23 May 2011
  • Food Safety: New Technologies for Protection of the Food Supply I (Kim Morehouse, FDA)
  • ACS Careers Workshop (ACS)
  • New Technologies for Lithium Ion Batteries I (Peter Kofinas, University of Maryland)
  • Cheminformatics and Bioinformatics: Working Together to Address Systems Chemical Biology (Rajarshi Guha, NIH)
  • Validation of Chromatographic Methods in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Workshop (Kim Huyn Ba)
  • Advances in Terahertz and IR Spectroscopy (Anis Rahman, Applied Photonics)
  • How to Be a More Effective Chemical Hygiene Officer (Russell Phifer, WC Environmental LLC)
  • Science in Startup Companies (Philip DeShong, University of Maryland)
Monday afternoon, 23 May 2011
  • Bioactive Small Molecule Design and Discovery (Craig Thomas, NIH)
  • Redefining the Kilogram and Avogadro's Number (Robert L. Watters Jr., NIST)
  • Expiration of Patent Protection: A Major Challenge Facing the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries in the 21st Century (Justin Hansford, Finnegan LLC)
  • Facilitating Improved Lab-Scale Purification Workshop (Michael Early, Grace Davison Discovery)
  • Applied Methods of Separation Sciences (Kim Huyn Ba, United States Pharmacopeia)
  • Metal-Mediated Small Molecule Activation and Functionalization (Larry Sita, University of Maryland)
  • Chemistry and Materials Composition of Cultural Heritage Materials (Fenella France, Library of Congress)
  • Ambient Ionization Methods for Biological Mass Spectrometry (Akos Vertes, George Washington University)
  • CFDV Student Award Symposium for Separation Science (Delaware Section)
  • New Technologies for Ion Lithium Batteries II (Peter Kofinas, University of Maryland)
  • Food Safety: New Technologies for Protection of the Food Supply II (Kim Morehouse, FDA)