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Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-11:40 AM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
Medicinal Chemistry Symposium
Recent advances in CNS Therapeutics The session contains talks focused on recent advances in central nervous system disorders with novel approaches towards solving these challenging problems. A mix of approaches that use computational chemistry, X-ray crystallography, classical SAR methods and novel synthetic chemistry will be presented.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry (MED), Merck Research Labs, CEM, Indofine Chemical, Varian
Organizer:	David Nugiel
Presider:	David Nugiel
9:00 AM	30	Synthesis of Novel Chromenone, Quinolone and Quinoline-2-carboxylic acid (4-morpholin-4-yl-phenyl)amides: A Late-Stage Diversification Approach to Potent 5HT1B Antagonists Carey L. Horchler, John P. McCauley Jr., James E. Hall, Dean H. Snyder, W. Craig Moore, Thomas J. Hudzik, Marc J. Chapdelaine
9:40 AM	31	The Discovery of Non Transition-State Isostere BACE Inhibitors Hemaka A. Rajapakse
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	32	Design and synthesis of novel norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors Lori Krim Gavrin, Paige E. Mahaney, Eugene J. Trybulski, An T. Vu, Gary P. Stack, Stephen Cohn, Douglas Jenkins, Joseph Sabatucci, Fei Ye, Michael Webb, Justin Belardi, Kimberly Sipe, Jenifer Lieter, Grace Johnston, Kevin Burroughs, Scott Cosmi, Liza Leventhal, Yingru Zhang, Cheryl Mugford, Sharon Rozenzwieg-Lipson, Brian Platt, Darleen C. Deecher
11:20 AM	33	Cyclic Urea-based 5HT1B Antagonists David Nugiel

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8. Sessions: S3424 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:33 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
Physical Chemistry General Session

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Physical Chemistry (PHYS)
Presider:	Larisa Toulokhova
9:00 AM	34	Potential energy surfaces for intermolecular proton transfer in crystalline aspirin: a computational study Matthew Wampole, Michelle M. Francl
9:20 AM	35	Connecting atomic-scale surface structure to macroscopic surface conductance: application to gamma-alumina Karl Sohlberg, Shuhui Cai, Monica Caldararu
9:40 AM	36	Rotation-inversion study of the �XH₂ group in methylamine and methylphosphine Hae-Won Kim, Daniel Zeroka
10:00 AM	37	Revisiting through-space NMR shielding effects; it's not just shielding cones anymore Ned H. Martin
10:20 AM	38	Molecular dynamics simulation of plasma membrane structure Vamshi K. Gangupomu, Franco Capaldi
10:40 AM	39	Contributions of the 8-methyl group normal modes to the flavin vibrational spectrum Azaria S. Eisenberg, Johannes P. M. Schelvis
11:00 AM	40	Ultrasonic Studies of Tertiary Solvent Systems Anandita Rajat
11:20 AM	41	Competition between solvent-quenching and indole-quenching of fluorenones: a spectroscopic and computational study Swarna Basu, Adam J. Poncheri, Crystal M. Schneck

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9. Sessions: S3425 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:28 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 8:50 AM-11:55 AM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Polymers General Session

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Polymer Chemistry (POLY)
Organizer:	Erica Martin
Presider:	Erica Martin
8:50 AM	16	Clay Aerogel/Polymer Composite Materials David A. Schiraldi, Matthew D Gawryla, Suneel A Bandi, Jack R Johnson III, Eric Arndt, Jared Griebel, Kevin Lamison, Katherine Findlay
9:30 AM	17	High Strength Biodegradable Tyrosine-Derived Polymers Arthur Schwartz
9:50 AM	18	Cross-linking chitosan nanofibers Jessica D. Schiffman, Caroline L. Schauer
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	19	Recent advances in polymeric antimicrobials Carmen Hendricks-Guy, Ted Deisenroth, Xinyu Huang, Andrea Preuss, Sophie Marquais-Bienewald, John Jennings
10:50 AM	20	Functional Bis-silanols Through Pt-nanocluster Catalysis: High Yield Synthesis and Applications Bhanu P. S. Chauhan, Alok Sarkar*, Moni Chauhan, Abhishek Roka
11:10 AM	21	Inorganic-organic hybrid polymers Julie E. Mertzman, Sarah L Stoll
11:30 AM	22	Self-Assembled Nanostructures from Ferrocene-Grafted Polybutadienes Bhanu P. S. Chauhan*, Alok Sarkar, Bharthi Balagam, Alla Yegereva

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10. Sessions: S3426 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:36 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:20 AM-11:40 AM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
Process Chemistry General Session

Organizer:	Rafael Shapiro
Presider:	Rafael Shapiro
9:20 AM	46	Ionic Liquid-based Electropolish Gregory A. Konesky, Robert Salat, King Wilson
9:40 AM	47	Development of an efficient, scaleable process for the tetrazole core of BMS-317180, a growth hormone secretagogue Akin H. Davulcu, Zhongmin Zhu, Jollie D. Godfrey, Mark D. Schwinden, Rita Fox, Bharat P. Patel, Wendel W. Doubleday, Rodney L. Parsons, Jr.
10:00 AM	48	Case studies in asymmetric hydrogenation: asymmetric hydrogenation of alkenes and ketones Gabriela A. Grasa
10:20 AM	49	Triethyl Phosphate/EDTA doubly regulated hydrothermal crystallization of Hydroxyapatite films on metal substrates Daniel J. Haders II, Alexander Burukhin, Eugene Zlotnikov, Yizhong Huang, David J.H. Cockayne, Richard E. Riman

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11. Sessions: S3427 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:30 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
112 (Pfahler Hall)
ACS Career Management Workshop
The following three one-hour modules cover all aspects of managing an effective job search: (1) Job Searching Strategies; (2) R�sum� Preparation for the Chemical Professional; (3)Interviewing Skills for the Chemical Professional.
Sponsor:	ACS Department of Career Management and Development (CMD), Joul� Scientific
Organizer:	Garretta Rollins
9:00 AM	23	Job Searching Strategies James D. Burke
10:00 AM	24	R�sum� Preparation for the Chemical Professional James D. Burke
11:00 AM	25	Interviewing Skills for the Chemical Professional James D. Burke

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12. Sessions: S3428 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:39 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 12:30 PM-1:45 PM
3rd Floor Hall (Pfahler Hall)
Poster Session I
Posters may be set up any time during the morning session. Presenters should be by their posters from 12:30-1:50 pm
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry (INOR)
50		Theoretical Calculations of a Noble Gas Scattering off Surfaces Lorena Tribe, Michael Fox
51		The Synthesis and SAR of some 2,4,6-Trisubstituted Triazine, Pyrimidine, and Pyridine Scaffolds as gamma-Secretase Inhibitors Frances M. McLaren, Dean. G. Brown, Reed W. Smith, Joseph Cacciola, Ashok B. Shenvi, Margaret J. Schooler, James B. Campbell, Barry Greenberg, Cynthia D. Sobotka-Briner, Michael P. DeMartino, Robert T. Jacobs
52		Multinuclear NMR Studies and Adulticidal Activities of a Series of Triorganotin 2,2,3,3-tetramethylcyclopropanecarboxylates George Eng, Xueqing Song, Alejandra Zapata, Olaniran Atchade, Jana Hoerner, Angel De Dios, Leah Casabianca
53		Determination of non-covalent interactions between antisense oligonucleotides and b-cyclodextrin using electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) James A. McKee, Catherine M. Bentzley
54		Reaction of dimethyl sulfoxide with isatoic anhydrides. Isolation of unexpected rearrangement products Emily C. Cherney, David A. Hunt
55		An expedient synthesis of dibenzo[b,e]oxa- and -thiapin-11-ones utilizing an intramolecular Parham Reaction Catherine A. Campos, David A. Hunt
56		Identification of pollutant-degrading bacteria using peptide mass fingerprinting and mass spectrometry Erica M. Hartmann, David R. Colquhoun, Rolf U. Halden
57		Lewis acid - mediated ring expansion of azetidines to benzazepines Maryll E. Geherty, Lynn M. Bradley
58		1H NMR-based analysis of complex biological fluids as a reflection of disease onset and its outcome -- A case study of pregnant mares Tara L. Lloyd, Sarah Ralston, Carol Bagnell, Peter Ryan, Istvan Pelczer, Clarence Schutt
59		Preparation, Characterization, and Equilibrium Studies on Pd(II) complexes of an ¹⁹F NMR-Reporter Pincer Ligand Man Lung (Desmond) Kwan, Katherine L. Conry, Jennifer E. Marshall, Paul M. Schroder, Norris W. Hoffman, Rachel Traylor, Benjamin Wicker, Camden N. Henderson, Richard Sykora, James H. Davis Jr., Oleg V. Ozerov, Fan Lei
60		Theoretical calculations of montmorillonite clay modified with amino acids Lorena Tribe, Alicia Davis, Gary Joanis
61		The Rearrangement of Heterocyclic Imines Ned Heindel, Robert R. Rapp, Sherri C. Young
62		Molecular dynamics simulation of propanol-surface interactions Lorena Tribe, Timothy Lloyd
63		Surface participation during imine formation Linda M. Mascavage, Philip E. Sonnet, David R. Dalton
64		Optimization and control of polymerizations via automated lab reactors Ilse Guzman-Jimenez, Olivier Ubrich, Fabio Visentin
65		Reactions of boranes with single-walled carbon nanotubes Ewa Siedlecka, Mark D. Ellison
66		The Effect of the Electric Dipole Moment of Cis,Syn Cyclobutane Cytidine Dimer on the Active Site Flavin of DNA Photolyase Anar Murphy, Yvonne Gindt, Johannes P. M. Schelvis
67		Reaction of thermolabile aryllithium reagents with isatoic anhydride Joanne Bertonazzi, Lynn M. Bradley, David A. Hunt
68		A novel route to tetra-substituted pyrazoles using CAN James J. Devery III, Pramod K. Mohanta, Douglas B. Farber, Robert A. Flowers, II
69		Sequencing olefination reactions: application towards the total synthesis of (+)-crocacin C Rodrigo B. Andrade, Gopal Sirasani, Tapas Paul
70		Solvation Controlled Luminescence of Sm(II) Complexes Joseph A. Teprovich Jr., Edamana Prasad, William R. Anderson, Robert A. Flowers II
71		A regioselective study of the metalation of N,N-diethyl-3,5-difluorobenzamide Arthur S. Carminucci, Lynn M. Bradley
72		Determination of N-acetylaspartate levels in various brain regions of developing and mature rat Sheldon L. Miller, Marc Yudkoff
73		Synthesis, Characterization, and Electrochemistry of Pentanuclear RuFePtFeRu Mixed Valence Coordination Compounds Michael R. Norris
74		Theoretical study of binding site preference in several [2]rotaxanes Michael Foster, Karl Sohlberg
75		Effects of lipid raft disruption on ganglioside content and GM1 subcellular localization in murine neuroblastoma cells Kimberly A. Petro, Cara-Lynne Schengrund
76		Design of Experiment Study on the Formation of Solid Dispersion by Precipitation from Compressed Antisolvent Ke Wu, Jing Li
77		Fluorescence Labeling and Quantification of Oxygen-Containing Functionalities on the Surface of Carbon Nanotubes NIkolay N. Dementev, Xue Feng, Eric U. Borguet
78		Worm-like Poly (ethylene oxide)-poly (ε-caprolactone) Micelle: Advantages of its Application in Delivery of Paclitaxel for Lung Cancer Therapy Shenshen Cai
79		Raman spectroscopic study of the single-molecule magnet Mn12-acetate Robert Furstenberg, C. A. Kendziora, Javier Macossay
80		Determination of the Stability Inversion Temperature for the Racemic Compound and Conglomerate of 1,1'-Binaphthyl Leah Markowitz, Jason Goldstein, Godwin Kanu, Patrick Mwangi, Dale E. Vitale
81		Nanocrystals @ liposomes: The formation and characterization of quantum dot and aniosotropic gold nanoparticle encapsulated liposomes Emren Nalbant-Esenturk, Peter Yim, Jeeseong Hwang, Angela R. Hight-Walker
82		Mechanism of furan formation in foods due to ionizing irradiation and thermal treatment Xuetong Fan
83		Neighboring fluorine effects on amide conformations of N-acetyl-5-mono-fluoro or 5,6-difluoro substituted methano prolines Deepa Rapolu, Ram Edupuganti, Fang Yu, Charles Debrosse, Philip Sonnet, Grant Krow
84		Total Synthesis of Ustiloxin D and Its Analogues Yongzhong Wu, Pixu Li, Madeleine M. Joullie
85		Functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotubes with DNA Patrick Gasda, Mark D. Ellison
86		From high-throughput catalyst screening to reaction optimization: Detailed investigation of regioselective Suzuki cross-coupling of 1,6-naphthyridone dichloride Chaoxian Cai
87		Interactions of sarcosine and AMPA with montmorillonite: Molecular mechanics calculations Lorena Tribe, Annette Slutter, Amanda Rennig
88		Blends from novel Polyesteramides Archana Rajaram, Qing Ge, Sarita Nethula, Irene Shatova, Satish Pulapura, Nikita Patel, Ankur Talwar
89		Drug design for HIV-1 integrase Shafali Aggarwal, Julie B. Ealy
90		Predictions of Hole Mobilities in Flexible Organic Conductors Matthew L. Rossi, Karl W Sohlberg
91		Reactions of 2-Aminopyrroles with Electron-Deficient Heteroaromatic Azadienes Michael De Rosa, David Arnold, Miroslav Medved'
92		Stereochemistry of the Piperidine Catalyzed Carbon-carbon Bond forming Reactions of Ethyl benzoyl acetate with Benzaldehyde and Related Compounds David T. Hill, Alexander Clark, Charles DeBrosse, Phillip Sonnet, Patrick Carrol
93		Cyanoferrate functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotubes Vanessa Boschi, Mark D. Ellison, Brian Pfennig
94		Characterization of Anatase Nanoparticles Using Tight Bonding DFT simulation Hong Wang, Hao Wang, James.P Lewis
95		Synthesis and Structure-Activity Relationship of Tricyclic Piperidinylidene- and Tropanylidene-Based Delta Opioid Agonists with Novel Delta Addresses Li Liu, Bart L. De Corte, Mark E. McDonnell, James J. McNally, Philip M. Pitis, Jack Yen, Ellen E. Codd, Sui-Po Zhang, Christopher M. Flores, Scott L. Dax
96		Non-covalent adsorption of polypyridyl complexes to carbon surfaces: synthesis and electrochemistry of a family of cobalt(II) complexes with pendant polyaromatic functionalities Rachel L. Usala, Eden McQueen, Hillary L. Smith, Jonas I. Goldsmith
97		Synthetic Studies on Roquefortine C Ning Shangguan, Madeleine Joullie
98		Addition of boron to single-walled carbon nanotubes Jaime Malarchik, Mark D. Ellison
99		Reactions of inorganic and organic acids with single-walled carbon nanotubes Lisa Buckley, Mark D. Ellison

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13. Sessions: S3476 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:49 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
Biological Chemistry General Session

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Biological Chemistry (BIOL)
Organizer:	Jovita Marcinkeviciene
Presider:	Jovita Marcinkeviciene
1:50 PM	106	N^ε-methanesulfonyl-lysine as a non-hydrolyzable functional surrogate for N^ε-acetyl-lysine Nuttara Jamonnak, David G. Fatkins, Lanlan Wei, Weiping Zheng
2:10 PM	107	N(epsilon)-thioacetyl-lysine as a multi-facet tool for enzymatic protein lysine N(epsilon)-deacetylation David G. Fatkins, Andrew D. Monnot, Weiping Zheng
2:30 PM	108	Application of Resonance Energy Transfer to Study Binding of DNA Photolyase to UV-Damaged DNA Johannes P. M. Schelvis, Xuling Zhu, Amy Gartman, Yvonne Gindt
2:50 PM		Break
3:10 PM	109	Enzymatic activity from a designed artificial proteome Shona C. Patel, Michael H. Hecht
3:30 PM	110	Enhance the Success of Drug Candidates Through ADME/TOX Screening Li Di
3:50 PM	111	Near-Infrared Molecular Beacons for In Vivo Imaging Sam F.Y. Li
4:10 PM	112	Molecular Dynamic Approach to the Study of the Effect of Point Mutations on the Structure of Collagen Gloria T. Anderle
4:30 PM	113	Differential calcium and magnesium binding by parvalbumin isoforms isolated from fish Loyd D. Bastin

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14. Sessions: S3478 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:51 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
Bioprocess Science/Biomanufacturing Session
This session will examine the chemical and biological processes relevant to the purification and production of therapeutically active biologics. The session will also explore the ways in which the regional educational community is addressing the need to train skilled bioprocess science and biomanufacturing technicians.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Biochemical Technology (BIOT)
Organizers:	Tom Burkett Linda Rehfuss
Presiders:	Linda Rehfuss Tom Burkett
1:50 PM	114	Overview of Biomanufacturing and Bioprocess Science in Industry and Education Linda Rehfuss, Tom Burkett
1:55 PM	115	Applying Critical Process Parameter and Design Space Concepts to Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Kristopher A. Barnthouse, Peter Wojciechowski
2:15 PM	116	Optimization of solid state xanthan fermentation of potato waste using response surface methodology Dragoljub D. Bilanovic, Patrick G. Welle
2:35 PM	117	Mixing Technology Evaluation and Optimization Farid Ighemat
2:55 PM	118	Beta-Propiolactone Inactivation of HIV for Vaccines Peter Lowry
3:15 PM		Break
3:30 PM	119	Disposable Technologies and Cleaning Validation Strategies in a Multiproduct Biopharmaceutical Pilot Plant Stuart Green
3:50 PM	120	UMBI GMP Training and Biomanufacturing Program Daniel Kuebbing
4:10 PM	121	Biomanufacturing Education and Training: the Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collaborative (NBC²) Approach Sonia Wallman
4:30 PM	122	Process Analytical Technology for Biotechnology Products Keith Webber

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15. Sessions: S3506 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:53 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-5:00 PM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Carbohydrate Chemistry/Glycoprotein
This session will be dealing with the latest data on studies of the biochemical roles of glycoproteins and glycosylation enzyme mechanisms. Multiple important therapeutic applications are currently indicated with the use of carbohydrate chemistry including chemo-enzymatic synthesis of novel synthetic carbohydrates and enzyme replacement therapy. The speakers will present their work on such �hot� topics as: development of conjugate vaccines from synthetic carbohydrate antigens, methods of preparation of neoglycoconjugates, progress in studies of mechanisms of Hepatitis B virus and the role of N-glycosylation and glycan processing in the secretion of the viral particles, synthesis and immunological studies of oligomannose-containing glycoconugates in the course of developing carbohydrate-based HIV-1 vaccines, conformation and dynamics of complex polysaccharides and oligosaccharides from pathogenic bacteria, the role of carbohydrates as recognition molecules in biological systems, and their industrial applications.
Organizers:	Larisa Toulokhonova Sami Saribas
Presider:	Sami Saribas
1:50 PM	123	Glycoproteomics of the early detection and management of chronic viral disease Timothy Block
2:10 PM	124	Production and biological activity of gangliosides Shawn DeFrees
2:30 PM	125	Neoglycoconjugates from the synthetic tetrasaccharide side chain of the Bacillus anthracis exosporium Pavol Kovac, Rina Saksena, Roberto Adamo
3:10 PM	126	Chemoenzymatic synthesis of homogeneous glycoproteins Lai-Xi Wang
3:30 PM		Break
3:40 PM	127	Engineering the Cell Wall Receptor Polysaccharides of Oral Streptococci and their Structures by NMR Spectroscopy C. Allen Bush, Yasuo Yoshida, Soumya Ganguly, John O. Cisar
4:00 PM	128	Structure and function of glycosyltransferases and structure-based design of novel glycosyltransferases Pradman K. Oasba
4:20 PM	129	Syntheses of unnatural glycoconjugates with vast biological applications Maria R. Manzoni, Boopathy Ramakrishnan, Elizabeth Boeggeman, Pradman K. Qasba
4:40 PM	130	Tautomeric Modification of GlcNAc-Thiazoline Kehinde A. Ajayi, Mohannad Abdo, Spencer Knapp

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16. Sessions: S3507 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:55 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
Cope Scholar Award Symposium II: Franklin A. Davis
Franklin A. Davis received a Cope Scholar Award in 2006 for the design of organic reagents with practical utility for the synthetic organic community. These reagents allow for selective fluorination and the asymmetric synthesis of alcohols and amines
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Organic Chemistry (ORGN)
Organizer:	Scott Sieburth
Presider:	Scott Sieburth
1:50 PM	131	Synthesis of Macrocycles via Cobalt-Mediated [2 + 2 + 2] Cycloadditions Bruce E. Maryanoff, H.-C. Zhang, L. V. R. Bonaga, A. F. Moretto, H. Ye
2:30 PM	132	Complexity via [4+4] Photocycloadditions Scott Sieburth
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	133	Complex Molecule Synthesis Exploiting Anion Relay Chemistry (ARC) Amos B. Smith III
4:10 PM	134	Asymmetric Synthesis of Nitrogen Heterocycles using Sulfinimines (N-Sulfinyl Imines) Franklin A. Davis

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17. Sessions: S3508 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:56 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Excited Electronic States
The session is intended to discuss studies of excited states. The photophysical and photochemical behavior of molecular systems can be studied with great detail today due to developments in theory and experimental techniques. The study of excited states finds applications in the biological, chemical, optical and physics communities. Theoretical and experimental papers are invited.
Organizer:	Spiridoula Matsika
Presider:	Spiridoula Matsika
1:50 PM	135	Spectra of Strongly Coupled Electronic States David Yarkony
2:30 PM	136	Modeling Optical Excitations in Aggregates, Films and Crystals of Conjugated Oligomers Frank Spano
3:10 PM	137	Electronic Quenching of OH A ²Σ⁺ Radicals in Single Collision Events with Molecular Hydrogen: Quantum State Distribution of the OH X²Π(v'' = 0,1,2) Products Patricia A. Cleary, Logan P. Dempsey, Craig Murray, Marsha I. Lester, Jacek Klos, Millard H. Alexander
3:30 PM		Break
3:40 PM	138	Theoretical Investigation of the Excited State Proton Transfer in the 7-azaindole Dimer Timothy J. Dudley, Mark S. Gordon
4:20 PM	139	The radiationless decay mechanism of cytosine: an ab initio study with comparisons to cytosine analogs Kurt A. Kistler, Spiridoula Matsika

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18. Sessions: S3511 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:00 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-5:00 PM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
Nanostructured and Molecule-Based Magnetic Materials
This session will provide a general overview of chemical methods for the preparation of magnetic nanoparticles and nanorods and of self-assembling molecule-based materials. The use of these materials in various biomedical and magnetic recording applications will be discussed.
Organizers:	Michael J. Prushan Karl Unruh
Presider:	Karl Unruh
1:50 PM	148	Biomedical Applications of Magnetic Nanomaterials Diandra L. Leslie-Peleky
2:30 PM	149	Chemical Synthesis of Monodisperse FePt Nanoparticles and Their Potential Use for High Density Magnetic Recording Shouheng Sun
3:10 PM	150	Nano-magnetic square and rectangular [nxn] grids and molecular strands � organized polynuclear spin-coupled motifs by design? Louise N. Dawe, Tareque S.M. Abedin, Subrata K. Dey, Laurence K. Thompson
3:50 PM		Break
4:00 PM	151	Chemical Synthesis of Magnetic Nanoparticles Everett Carpenter
4:40 PM	152	A self-assembing nickel hexanuclear complex with unusual magnetic ordering Michael J. Prushan, Oliver Waldmann, Matthias Zeller, Allen D. Hunter

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19. Sessions: S3512 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:59 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:55 PM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
Medicinal Chemistry General Session

Sponsor:	Biotage, Johnson & Johnson Process Research Division, ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry, KNF Neuberger
Organizer:	Michele C. Jetter
Presider:	Michele C. Jetter
1:50 PM	140	Fragment Based Drug Discovery: An Enabling Technology in Modern Drug Discovery Allen B. Reitz
2:20 PM	141	Rational design of Artemisinin-derived trioxane dimers that cure malaria-infected mice Andrew S. Rosenthal, Wonsuk Chang, Sandra Sinishtaj, Kristina Borstnik, Ik-Hyeon Paik, Theresa A. Shapiro, Gary H. Posner
2:40 PM	142	Design, synthesis and preliminary biological evaluation of novel, highly antiproliferative, low-calcemic 23-oxa allylic type analogs of the natural hormone calcitriol Gary H. Posner, Kimberly S. Petersen, Patrick Dolan, Thomas W. Kensler
3:00 PM	143	Discovery of selective agonists of somatostatin receptor subtype 2 (SSTR2): application of an iterative analogue library approach Zhijian Zhao, M. Brad Nolt, Terrence P. McDonald, Jill W. Maxwell, Fumi Kinose, Catherine Thut, Craig W. Lindsley, Scott E. Wolkenberg
3:20 PM		Break
3:40 PM	144	The development of highly potent indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase (IDO) inhibitors with a pyranonaphthoquinone structure Sanjeev Kumar, James DuHadaway, Judith LaLonde, William Malachowski, Alex Muller, George Prendergast
4:00 PM	145	Designing enzyme specific inhibitors with in situ click chemistry, a caveat involving low levels of product formation Eric D. Strobel, Wensheng Lang, Gary Caldwell, Allen B. Reitz
4:20 PM	147	In Search of Novel Antimalarials: X-ray Structural Analysis of plasmodium falciparum Enoyl Carrier Protein Reductase and the Optmization of Triclosan Efficacy Joel S. Freundlich, Hong-Ming Shieh, John W. Anderson, Guy A. Schiehser, David P. Jacobus, Feng Wang, Han-Chun Tsai, Mack Kuo, Min Yu, David A. Fidock, Juan-Carlos Valderramos, James C. Sacchettini, Kumar Tirruppadirpuliyur, Louis J. Nkrumah, William R. Jacobs, Jr.

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20. Sessions: S3516 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:47 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
214 (Pfahler Hall)
ACS Career Management Resume Review

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21. Sessions: S3517 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:05 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 4:50 PM-6:00 PM
3rd Floor Hall (Pfahler Hall)
Poster Session II
Posters may be set up any time during the afternoon session. Presenters should be by their poster for discussion from 4:50- 6:00 pm.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry (INOR)
158		Inhibition of calcium sulfate crystals using phosphonic acids Mark Schneider, Hollis T. Warren, Loyd D. Bastin
159		Control of biological crystal growth Robert Hickey, Justus J. Guerrieri, Elyce Link, Loyd D. Bastin
160		Are there any alkaloids in Egyptian Blue Lotus, Nymphaea Caerulea? Shanthi Rajaraman, Mark Villamil, Noah Segal
161		Scanning probe microscopy as a probe of aqueous solvation energy: Osmolytes on hydrophobic surfaces Joseph M. Serafin, Abdul Waheed
162		Spectroscopic Characteristics of a Src Kinase Inhibitor Justina Chinwong, Ruel Z. B. Desamero
163		Spectroscopic characteristics of DHPR, NADH and MTX Chrystel Dol, Dr Ruel Z. B. Desamero
164		Nickel(II), zinc(II) and ruthenium(II) complexes with tetradentate aminopyridine ligands GorDan T. Reeves, Anthony W. Addison, Vitaly V. Pavlishchuk, Matthias Zeller
165		Triosmium carbonyl clusters and their reactions with ethylene glycol Justin Mykietyn, Mary-Ann Pearsall
166		Synthesis of novel delta receptor opioids Shanthi Rajaraman, Nicole Ruemeli, James Graham
167		Diarylnorbornadiene derivatives: synthesis and initial photochemical studies Aaron N. Jahn, James M. Tocyloski, Lyndsey M. Shaak, Felix E. Goodson
168		Effect of process cycling on Protein A resin used in the production of monoclonal antibody therapeutics Denise M. Goodroad, Muthuramanan Rameswaren, Aaron Meyers, Kristopher A. Barnthouse
169		Synthesis of Novel Curcumin Derivatives, Clicked Dimeric-curry and Curried Polymers with Therapeutic Applications Wei Shi, Probal Banerjee, Krishnaswami Raja
170		Analysis of Precipitate Formation in Product Intermediate at Off-Site Manufacturing Sites Hamid R. Hashemi, Paul J. Baptiste
171		Nonlinear optical studies of the surface charge of mesoscopic colloidal silica particles Allison K. Pymer, R. Kramer Campen, Satoshi Nihonyanagi, Eric Borguet
172		Implementation of a pre-filter prior to a chromatography processing step in a monoclonal antibody manufacturing process Joann Bannon, Michele Myers, Peter Wojceichowski, Leslie Feggans-Haynes, Camille Keating
173		Accumulation of antimicrobial chemicals in sediment Rolf U. Halden, Todd R. Miller, Amelia A. DeLaquil
174		Qualification of cation-exchange chromatography reduced-scale models and process characterization using a statistical Design of Experiment (DOE) approach Nathan Skacel, Neil Maskeri
175		Synthesis of substituted tris(dibenzylideneacetone)dipalladium(0) complexes and their use in Suzuki Coupling Polymerizations Jennifer W. Eddy, Felix E. Goodson
176		Urotensin-II receptor antagonists: A hit to lead optimization strategy using Suzuki-Miyaura cross coupling methodology provides compounds with greater potency and selectivity Shyamali Ghosh, William A. Kinney, Diane K. Luci, Edward C. Lawson, Jenson Qi, Charles Smith, Yuanping Wang, Lisa Minor, Barbara Haertlein, Tom J. Parry, Bruce Damiano, Bruce E. Maryanoff
177		Host cell protein clearance of the Retavase� purification process Michael E. Spade
178		Halogen-substituted PCP pincer ligands Soumik Biswas, Rajshekhar Ghosh, Alan S. Goldman
179		Syntheses and pharmaceutical profiling of novel NMDA receptor antagonists Shengguo Sun, Adeboye Adejare
180		A New Approach to Sol-Gel Hybrid Materials Using Glycidyl Methacrylate as an Acrylic Comonomer and Covalent Incorporation of Polyaniline in the Hybrids Andreas Mylonakis, Shuxi Li, Solomon Praveen, Yi Guo, George Baran, Yen Wei
181		Preparation of experimental dental composites with nanosilica fillers densely packed using centrifugation Indraneil Mukherjee, Solomon Praveen Samuel, George Baran, Yen Wei
182		The Design and Evaluation of Surfactant Systems Containing Hydrotropes to Spontaneously Form Hydrocarbon (O/W) Microemulsions Greg Granato, Robert Albright
183		Crystallization Studies of Poly (trimethylene terephthalate) Using Thermal Analysis and Far Infrared spectroscopy Nadarajah Vasanthan, Mustafa Yaman
184		Service Learning in Chemistry for Widener Students Louise Liable-Sands, Jillian Filewicz, Carly Graffeo, Jennifer Pinel, Mark Bradley
185		Design, synthesis and in vivo SAR of a novel series of pyrazolines as potent selective androgen receptor modulators Xuqing Zhang, Xiaojie Li, George F. Allan, Tifanie Sbriscia, Olivia Linton, Scott G. Lundeen, Zhihua Sui
186		Serendipitous discovery of novel imidazolopyrazole scaffold as selective androgen receptor modulators Xuqing Zhang, Xiaojie Li, George F. Allan, Tifanie Sbriscia, Olivia Linton, Scott G. Lundeen, Zhihua Sui
187		First Synthesis of the Shark Repellent Pavoninin-4 John R. Williams Jr., Hua Gong, Nathan Hoff, Olaoluwa Olubodun
188		Dissociation Kinetics of Renin Inhibitors Using a FRET-Based Continuous Assay Victor S. Hong, BaoChau T. Le, Mark R. Harpel
189		Synthesis and Characterization of (bpy)₂RuCl₂ and W(CO)₆ to the Bridging Ligand 2,3-bis(2-pyridyl)pyrazine (dpp) Melissa D'Souza, Harry D. Gafney
190		Discovery of pyrazine carboxamide CB1 antagonists: The introduction of a hydroxyl group improves the pharmaceutical properties and in vivo efficacy of the series Bruce A. Ellsworth, Ying Wang, Yeheng Zhu, Wei Meng, Annapurna Pendri, Samuel W. Gerritz, Chongqing Sun, Kenneth E. Carlson, Liya Kang, RoseAnn Baska, Yifan Yang, Qi Huang, Mary Jane Cullen, Susan Johnghar, Kamelia Behnia, Mary Ann Pelleymounter, William N. Washburn, William R. Ewing
191		Controlling protein association using the DNA-binding domain of the yeast transcription factor HAP1 Kevin Frey, Samaher Makhoul, Tom Betts, Matthew Junker
192		Cyclopropyl Glycoside Derivatives and Their Use in Glycopeptide Synthesis Thomas A. Licisyn II, Robert Giuliano, Walter J. Boyko
193		Characterization of the binding of ricin to multivalent carbohydrate ligands Matthew C. Blome, Cara-Lynne Schengrund
194		Signal Amplification: Protein and nucleic acid detection with 3DNA dendrimers Johanna R. Mora, James M. Kadushin, Lori Getts, Tammy Zielinski, Bryce P. Nelson, Robert C. Getts
195		Synthesis and Surface Tailoring of Monodisperse Gold Nanoparticles Achieved Through Poly (methylhydrosiloxane) Reduction Bhanu P. S. Chauhan, Manik Mandal
196		Alternating rigid-flexible block copolymers: synthesis, thermal characterization, and polarizing optical microscopy experiments Evan A. Davey, Matthew T. Hargadon, Anthony J. Nicastro, Felix E. Goodson
197		Determination of mechanism of action of interfacial enzymes Dennis J. Murphy, Paul M. Keller, Sara Thrall, Benjamin Schwartz
198		Structural requirements for time-dependent and time-independent inhibition of prostaglandin synthase I Gianmarc G. Johns, Amanda E. Conway, Barry Selinsky
199		Heteroleptic ruthenium (II) terpyridine complexes for the non-covalent functionalization of glassy carbon surfaces Samira Zamani, Jonas I Goldsmith
200		Spontaneous Self-Assembly Mechanism of Micelle Formation Kenny Nguyen, Niny Z. Rao, Preston B. Moore
201		The effects of PLLA concentration and mold type on the release and activity of Keratinocyte Growth Factor (KGF) and Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) Viktoriya Y. Davaeva, Olu Bakare, Thomas Barchet, Prisca Poaty, Chintan Shah
202		New one and two-dimensional magnetic metal organic frameworks: Cu(bipa)(py)₂ and Co(ipa)(bpe) Matthew Eibling, Kunhao Li, Wenhua Bi, Jing Li
203		The role of proteins in the muscle of various fish Mohit Sirohi, Ayanah Duhaney, Kristen Sands, Ted Haenn, David Coughlin, Loyd D. Bastin
204		Synthesis and Characterization of Manganese (II) Thioether Complexes Ray Clifford, Louise M. Liable-Sands, Charles G. Riordan
205		Aspirin and Breast Cancer: Studies in Mice Vinay Likhite
206		Humidity-induced restructuring of the calcite surface and the effect of divalent heavy metals Douglas B. Hausner
207		The Synthesis of 4'-Aminoflavones for Mechanistic Interaction Study with MCF-7 Cancer Cells Matt J. Tomney, James C. Fishbein
208		Modified Microbial Genome /Proteome Solution Validation for Biological Agents Point Detection by Mass Spectrometry Ravi P. Lall

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22. Sessions: S3518 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:21 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
209 (Pfahler Hall)
Alternative Energy Sources for Stationary Power Generation and Transportation Applications
Securing alternative energy sources to oil in an effort to sustain US growth and competitiveness and preserve national security has become the mantra since the Presidential State of the Union Address in January of 2006. In keeping with this theme, the Alternative Energy Symposium is concerned with topics related to energy generation for both stationary and transportation end uses. In particular this session is concerned with alternative energy sources beyond biomass to ethanol. Technical contributions are planned to come from various fields related to solar energy, H2 fuel cells, microbial fuel cells, biomass to H2, and wind power. The Alternative Energy session is intentionally broad and, given the range of subject matter and timeliness of the topics, should prove to be very dynamic session and attract a diverse audience.
Organizer:	Edward S. Miller Jr.
Presider:	Edward S. Miller Jr.
9:00 AM	239	Offshore wind energy � now and tomorrow Chris Elkinton, Jon McGowan
9:20 AM	240	Capillary densification of hydrogen in nanoporous, amorphous carbons Steve Lustig, Mark Shiflett, David Corbin, Pratibha Gai, Konstantinos Kourtakis
9:40 AM	241	Breaking biological barriers to producing biofuels: Cellulosic ethanol and hydrogen Y.-H. Percival Zhang
10:00 AM	242	Electricity generation or hydrogen production using microbial fuel cell technologies Yi Zuo, Bruce Logan
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	243	Chemical Durability Studies of Membranes for Fuel Cell Applications Chun Zhou, Thomas A. Zawodzinski, David A. Schiraldi
11:00 AM	244	Novel carbon structures as platinum catalyst support in PEM fuel cells Abhishek Guha, David A. Schiraldi, Thomas A. Zawodzinski
11:20 AM	245	Bioinspired water oxidation catalysts for renewable energy production Greg A. N. Felton, Robin Brimblecombe, Gerhard Swiegers, Leone Spiccia, G. Charles Dismukes
11:40 AM	246	Photovoltaics: Technology opportunities and marketplace paradigms T.P. Griffin

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23. Sessions: S3519 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:23 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 9:00 AM-11:40 AM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Biological Chemistry Symposium: Serpin Structure and Mechanism
Serpin�s have been widely studied for over 30 years and significant progress has been made over the past decade on understanding the structure and mechanism of this enzyme class. The insight gained in recent years on serpin biochemistry in conjunction with advancements made on the identification and characterization of small molecule modulators of serpin function will be the focus of this session.
Sponsor:	Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, ACS Division of Biological Chemistry (BIOL)
Organizer:	Mehul Patel
Presider:	Mehul Patel
9:00 AM	247	Serine Protease Inhibitors as Molecular Sensors Daniel A. Lawrence
9:40 AM	248	Neutralization of PAI-1 by a Small Molecule Antagonist: Elucidating its Mechanism and Assessing its Antithrombotic Potential Stephen J. Gardell, James K. Hennan, Thomas A. Antrilli, Hassan Elokdah, Julie A. Krueger, Scott Mayer, Gwen A. Morgan, Steven J. Orcutt, Robert E. Swillo, George P. Vlasuk, David L. Crandall
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	249	The inhibition of caspases by the serpin, CrmA, follows the standard serpin mechanism but with novel consequences for the regulation of caspase activity Steven Olson, Richard Swanson, Jozsef Dobo, Guy Salvesen, Peter G. W. Gettins
11:20 AM	250	Baculovirus p35 is a precursor of a Kunitz-type cyclotide inhibitor Ling Xiong, Bryan Severyn, Charles P. Scott

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24. Sessions: S3520 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:14 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 8:35 AM-12:00 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
Computers in Chemistry �Transforming Drug Discovery and Development
This session will explore the applications of computational chemistry in many important stages of drug discovery and development.
Sponsor:	IBM Healthcare and Life Sciences, GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals, and ACS Division of Computers in Chemistry (COMP)
Organizer:	Zheng Yang
Presider:	Zheng Yang
8:35 AM	209	Role of cholesterol and polyunsaturated lipids in rhodopsin function: Insights from molecular dynamics simulations Alan Grossfield
8:55 AM	210	A Direct Role for Water in the Activation of Rhodopsin Michael C. Pitman
9:15 AM	211	Calculation of ligand-protein binding energies: A theoretical and computation perspective Kim Sharp
9:35 AM	212	Modeling Strategies Used to Support the Discovery of Caspase-3 Inhibitors Gregory Tawa
9:55 AM		Intermission
10:10 AM	213	Use of Shape Comparison and High-Throughput Docking in the Design of an Array of Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARM) Eugene L. Stewart, Ryan P. Trump, Philip S. Turnbull, Peter J. Brown
10:40 AM	214	ROCS/EON workflow for shape- and electrostatic-based bioisosteric replacement Zheng Yang
11:10 AM	215	An Overview of Small Molecule Crystal Structure Prediction Eric Manas
11:40 AM	216	Application of modeling in polymorphy of nicotine substrate� A case study in the use of math modeling to support preformulation Hongmei Michelle Zhang

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25. Sessions: S3521 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:18 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 8:40 AM-11:50 AM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
Functional Organic Materials
The objective of this session is to provide opportunities to present and discuss recent advances, challenges and prospects in the design and development of organic functional materials. This session will span the fields of organic, surface science, analytical chemistry and materials science. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: organic materials, electroactive polymers, thin polymer films, optoelectronics, and functional surfaces
Organizer:	Caroline L. Schauer
Presider:	Caroline L. Schauer
8:40 AM	224	Optical and Electrochemical Approaches for the Local Deposition of Conducting Polymers Bearing Oligonucleotides Sabine Szunerits
9:10 AM	225	Amphiphilic Macromolecules for Drug Delivery and Targeted Cellular Interactions Kathryn E. Uhrich, Jinzhong Wang
9:30 AM	226	Computational design of single-chain four-helix bundle proteins that bind non-biological cofactors Andreas Lehmann, Gretchen M. Bender, H. Christopher Fry, Don Engel, Michael J. Therien, William F. DeGrado, Jeffery G. Saven
9:50 AM	227	Characterization of Self-assembled Monolayers of Oligo(ethylene Oxide) Disulfides: Implications for Sustained Protein Resistance Properties David Vanderah, Mark Rocco, Marlon Walker, Kenneth Rubinson
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	228	Structure and function of synthetic collagen biomaterials Mabel A. Cejas, William A. Kinney, Cailin Chen, Gregory C. Leo, Brett A. Tounge, Danielle Lawrence, Michael D'Andrea, Jeremy G. Vinter, Pratik P. Joshi, Bruce E. Maryanoff
10:50 AM	229	Changes in physical and optical properties of biopolymer thin films in response to aqueous metal ion solutions Matthew Cathell, Caroline Schauer
11:10 AM	230	The Synthesis and Characterization of Water Soluble Polydiacetylenes (PDAs) Zhong Li, Frank W. Fowler, Joseph W. Lauher
11:30 AM	231	The importance of optics in the cosmetics industry Steven R. Carlo

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26. Sessions: S3523 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:16 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 8:35 AM-12:10 PM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
Organic Chemistry Symposium: Microwave Synthesis

Sponsor:	Biotage Co
Organizers:	Ping Cao Melissa Cichowicz
Presider:	Melissa Cichowicz
8:35 AM	217	Accelerating Drug Discovery: Enabling Tools and Techniques Farah Mavandadi
9:15 AM	218	New breakthroughs in microwave chemistry Grace S. Vanier
9:55 AM	219	MAOS Technology Development within GSK Pharmaceutical R&D Richard Wagner
10:15 AM		Break
10:30 AM	220	Microwave-initiated living free radical polymerization: Optimization of the preparative scale synthesis of Rasta resins Joseph M. Pawluczyk
10:50 AM	221	Keeping Current with Microwave Chemistry Schuyler A. Antane
11:10 AM	222	Application of Microwave-Assisted Chemistry to an Improved Total Synthesis of Furoventalene, A Sesquiterpene Natural Product Melissa Betz-Cichowicz, Tanner Van Dell
11:30 AM	223	Expanding the scope of microwave-promoted organic synthesis Nicholas Leadbeater

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27. Sessions: S3525 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:25 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
Ultrafast Chemical Processes I
Chemical reactions of seeming simplicity often take place on a time scale that has made elucidating the reaction mechanism all but impossible. This symposium presents new results, both conceptual and technical, that span a wide variety of ultrafast processes in chemically important systems. Both theory and experiment are presented.
Organizer:	Robert J. Stanley
Presider:	Robert J. Stanley
9:00 AM	256	Photophysics of DNA/RNA Bases and their Analogs Spiridoula Matsika
9:30 AM	257	Some developments for multiphoton microscopy of cells and tissues Jay R. Knutson, C. Combs, A. V. Smirnov, J. Xu, T. Rosales, L. Davenport
10:00 AM	258	Amide vibrations are delocalized across the hydrophobic interface of a transmembrane helix dimer Chong Fang, Alessandro Senes, Lidia Cristian, William F. DeGrado, Robin M. Hochstrasser
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	259	Dynamics and Interactions in Ionic Liquids Edward W. Castner Jr.
11:10 AM	260	Solvation dynamics in room-temperature ionic liquids: from femtosecond to nanosecond Sergei Arzhantsev, Hui Jin, Gary A. Baker, Mark Maroncelli
11:30 AM	261	Two Dimensional Infrared Spectroscopy and Relaxation of Aqueous Cyanide and Neat Water Chun-Hung Kuo, Robin M. Hochstrasser

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28. Sessions: S3526 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:27 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 10:00 AM-11:30 AM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
Undergraduate Session Keynote Speaker - Dr. Lori Krim Gavrin
Dr. Gavrin will discuss the process of drug discovery as it relates to recent research regarding norepinephrine inhibitors.
Sponsor:	ACS Task Force on Undergraduate Programming
Organizer:	Allison Pymer
10:00 AM	262	The Process of Drug Discovery Lori Krim Gavrin

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29. Sessions: S3527 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:24 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 9:00 AM-11:30 AM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
Mentoring and Networking Workshop : Women Chemists Committee

Organizers:	Kathleen Thrush-Shaginaw Eleanor M. Brown
9:00 AM	251	Networking: How Chemists Make New Bonds Anne DeMasi
9:30 AM	252	Advancing Your Career through Mentoring Marian Knechel
10:00 AM	253	Panelists Experiences and Open Discussion Laura Mitchell, Anne DeMasi, Marian Knechel, Maria Maccecchini

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30. Sessions: S3528 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:29 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 12:30 PM-1:45 PM
3rd Floor Hall (Pfahler Hall)
Poster Session III
Posters may be set up any time during the morning session. Presenters should be by their posters from 12:30-1:45 pm
264		Extraction of Beta Adrenergic Blocking Agents by Molecularly Imprinted Solid Phase Extraction Craig Aurand, Carmen T. Santasania, Daniel Shollenberger
265		Synthesis and characterization of ruthenium (II) complexes with the facial ligand tris(1-pyrazolyl)methane Jessie Friga, Matthew T. Mongelli
266		The mass spectra and fragmentation patterns for two series of 1,3-thiazolidin-4-ones John Tierney, Anthony F. Lagalante
267		Ab Initio Study of HNCN^- Rudolph C. Mayrhofer
268		A Computational Study of the Coordination of Ca²⁺ with water and hydroxide Adam G. Cassano, Maria Carroll
269		Synthesis and Evaluation of Derivatives of 1,1,2,2-Tetrafluorothanesulfonic acid Lois Bryman, Vsevolod V. Rostovtsev
270		Design and Synthesis of Quinoline Amides as LXR Modulators Robert R. Singhaus Jr., Ronald Bernotas, John Ullrich, Horace Fletcher III, Ponnal Nambi, Anna Wilhelmsson, Annika Goos Nilsson, Crina Ursu, Erik Arnelof, Jay Wrobel
271		BENZYLAMINE Based Quinolines as Liver X Receptor Modulators that have LXRb Receptor Binding Selectivity James W. Jetter, Baihua Hu, Michael Collini, David Kaufman, Robert Singhaus, Ronald Bernotas, Robert Morris, John Ullrich, Rayomand Unwalla, Elaine Quinet, Dawn Savio, Anita Halpern, Irene Feingold, Ponnal Nambi, Jay Wrobel, Annika Goos-nilsson, Anna Wilhelmsson
272		Synthesis of a Potential Molecular Indicator: N-Azuleneiminodiacetic Acid Peter F. Slivka, Carl Salter
273		Investigation of the Transition State for the Acid Catalyzed Dehydration of 2-Methylcyclohexanol Using Spartan '06 Anthony J. Kiessling, Amber McCloskey
274		Continuous Centrifugal Method of Preparing Useful Resins for Photoresist Materials Stanley F. Wanat, R. Dalil Rahman
275		Mechanical Property Optimization of Electrospun Chitosan-PEO Nanofibers Jennifer L. Vondran, Wei Sun, Caroline L. Schauer
276		Synthesis of dibenzofurans via palladium-catalyzed cyclization of biphenyl ethers Jason M. Diffendal, Cuijian Yang, Richard E. Mewshaw
277		Syntheses of Novel Indoline and Indole Sulfonamides and Sulfones Brian Raszka
278		Synthesis and Activity of 3-(3-Hydroxybenzoyl)indazoles as Potent Pathway-Selective, Estrogen-Receptor (ER) Ligands Capable of Inhibiting NF-KB Mediated Inflammatory Gene Expression Edward Matelan, Robert Steffan, Susan Chippari, Eugene Trybulski, Richard C. Winneker, Douglas C. Harnish, Christopher C. Chadwick, Mark A. Ashwell
279		Synthesis of Hydrolysis Resistant AZTpSpCX2ppSA as Potential Inhibitors of the AZT Excision Reaction by HIV-RT Qianwei Han, Barbara L. Gaffney, Roger A. Jones*
280		Sunlight-mediated photodimerization of N-benzyl-2-pyridone Vanaeyah M. Tran, Peiling Chen, Scott McN. Sieburth
281		A new approach to the synthesis of c-di-GMP Jianwei Zhao, Barbara L. Gaffney, Roger A. Jones
282		Blend membranes with sulfonated poly(vinyl alcohol) for the direct methanol fuel cell Nicholas DeLuca, Yossef Elabd
283		Physical and Optical Measurements of Biomimetic Thin Films Holly A. McIlwee, Matthew D. Cathell, Caroline L. Schauer
284		New Tools for High Throughput Synthesis in a Microwave Batch Reactor J.P. Northrop, Alexander Stadler
285		Identification of an Unknown Compound in Solid Oral Dosage Form due to Packaging Contamination via UV Absorption and Mass Spectral Analysis Geoff Albert-Bolinski, Xueguang Fang, Maria Tsiouris, Angela M. Harmon, Holly J. Perpall
286		Investigation of the Microwave-Assisted Friedel-Crafts Reaction, and it's Application Toward an Improved Total Synthesis of Furoventalene Melissa Betz Cichowicz, Tristan Colestock, Tanner Van Dell
287		Systematic investigation of the magnitude of extra column dispersion in high performance liquid chromatography Andria L. Styborski, Scott H. Snyder, Karyn M. Usher
288		Total Synthesis of [Lys]³ Tamandarin B Kenneth Lassen, Madeleine M. Joulli�
289		Factorial design and linear regression used to determine the importance of various factors to the yield of 7,7-dichlorobicyclo[4.1.0]heptane Kimberly A. Shupe, Katrina M. Czenkush, Jonathan A. Bohmann
290		Investigations of an ethynyl aziridine ring opening reaction and application to the synthesis of 9R-10S-epi-ustiloxin analogues John A. Gilleran, Cory D. Evans, Erin M. Forbeck, Madeleine M. Joulli�
291		Progress towards the Total Syntheses of Trichodermamides A and B Xiaobo Wan, Gabriel Doridot, Madeleine M. Joulli�
292		Synthesis and applications of cyclopropylamines and cyclopropanols from a Ti-Mediated cyclopropanation reaction Catherine A. Faler, Madeleine M. Joullie
293		Characterization of the asymmetric bimetallic ruthenium (II) complexes [(bpy)₂Ru(dpp)RuCl(tpy)]³⁺ and [(bpy)₂Ru(bpm)RuCl(tpy)]³⁺ Elizabeth Friga, Matthew T. Mongelli
294		Environmental Lead analysis: Comparison of ICP-OES vs. AAS Thomas Buszta, Christopher Andrychowski, Amy Hackman, Ona Adair, Barbara Kendro, Jeffery Shoemaker
295		Dynamic Heterogeneity in Room Temperature Ionic Liquid Hui Jin, Sergei Arzhantsev, Mark Maroncelli
296		Getting the stain in: An investigation into the cresyl violet staining of nucleic acid molecules in PAGE Rebecca Rene, Amber F. Charlebois
297		Visible spectrophotometric study of the interaction of cresyl violet with nucleic acid molecules in solution Priyal Patel, Anita J. Brandolini, Amber F. Charlebois
298		Synthesis of osmium porphyrin complexes for use as light harvesting compounds Elissa Ramcharitar, Elise G. Megehee, Alison G. Hyslop
299		Electronic characterization of bis-(diimine)carbonyltriarylphosphine osmium(II) complexes Vennesa O. Williams, Elise G. Megehee
300		Synthesis of porphyrin-imidazolium-ferrocene complexes as precursors to porphyrin arrays Jennifer Chabra, Rukya Ali, Virginia Seng, Xiulan Wang, Alison Hyslop
301		Synthesis and characterization of bis-(diimine)carbonyltriarylphosphineosmium(II) complexes Sarswati Ramoutar, Elise G. Megehee
302		Synthesis and characterization of imidazolium porphyrins Weici Fang, Xiulan Wang, Rukya Ali, Virginia Seng, Alison G. Hyslop
303		Temperature dependence analysis of metal ion catalyzed phosphodiester hydrolysis Adam G. Cassano, Eric L. Laager, Corey L. Cusack, Evan Rochlis
304		Examining the role of conformational changes in HIV protease drug resistance Melinda M. Layten, Fangyu Ding, Carlos Simmerling
305		Functional reconstitution of an isoprenylcysteine carboxyl methyltransferase in synthetic bolalipid vesicles for the development of a supported membrane protein biosensor Wilma Febo-Ayala, Shakira L. Morera-Felix, Christine A. Hrycyna, David H. Thompson
306		Laser tools for biomedical research: the RLBL resource center Thomas Troxler, Erwen Mei, Robin M. Hochstrasser
307		Microwave assisted synthesis in the classroom: clean, fast organic chemistry Cynthia B. McGowan, Nicholas Leadbeater, Grace S. Vanier, E. Keller Barnhardt, Kristen Hall

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31. Sessions: S3529 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:15 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 12:30 PM-1:45 PM
3rd Floor Hall (Pfahler Hall)
Poster Session V
Posters may be set up any time during the morning session. Presenters should be by their posters from 12:30-1:45 pm
455		Potential skin anti-aging activities of selected plant-derived phenols Michael Koganov, Artyom Duev
456		Comparison of concentrations of toxic metals in grass grown in contaminated soil and in soil subjected to treatment with biogenic apatite, Apatite II Venera Jouraeva, Alina Ebling
457		Mineral contents in seed coat and canning quality of Dark Red Kidney Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Alfred Anderson
458		Aggregation Of The Amphipathic Peptides AAKAn Into Antiparallel Beta-sheets Thomas J. Measey, Renhard Schweitzer-Stenner, Gualiang Yang
459		Conformational Propensities of Amino Acids in Glycine Based Tripeptides Probed by 1H NMR, VCD, IR, Raman, and ECD Spectroscopy Andrew M. Hagarman, Thomas Measey, Reinhard Schweitzer-Stenner
460		Efficient asymmetric synthesis of silanediol protease inhibitors Yingmei Qi, Wondwossen D. Arasho, Scott McN. Sieburth
461		Synthesis and stability of alpha-silyl amino acids and their derivatives Yingmei Qi, Guodong Liu, Scott McN. Sieburth
462		Conformational Substates of Horse Heart Cytochrome c Exhibit Different Thermal Unfolding of the Heme Cavity Ronak N. Shah, Renhard Schweitzer-Stenner, Andrew M. Hagarman, Isabelle Dragomir
463		Application of reverse aza-Brook rearrangement in the asymmetric synthesis of β-silyl β-amino acids and peptides Bei Niu, Guodong Liu, Scott McN. Sieburth
464		Aziridine metalation, silylation and ring opening: a general synthetic approach to α-aminosilanes and silanediol-based protease inhibitors Jin Kyung Kim, Scott McN. Sieburth
465		What Chemists Need to Know about Copyright William Leong
466		Synthesis and Characterization of Copper Nanowires Rebecca L. Butt, Lyman H. Rickard, Youssef M. Habib
467		Environmental stress as studied by NMR-based metabonomics; a case study of young horses Sobenna A. George, Dr. Istvan Pelczer, Sarah Ralston
468		Progress toward the total synthesis of Platensimycin Christopher G. Nelson, Douglass F. Taber
469		The Visible ECD Spectrum of Myoglobin Derivatives Reveal the Band Splitting of the Soret Band due to Asymmetric Perturbations of the Heme Chromophore John Paul Gorden, Andrew Hagarman, Reinhard Schweitzer-Stenner
470		The dynamic nature of the folded and unfolded states of the Villin Headpiece Helical Subdomain: An ultrafast folding protein Lauren B. Wickstrom, Yuan Bi, Daniel Raleigh, Carlos Simmerling
471		Disinfection By-Product formation and control in swimming pools Ricky J. Ristau II, Yuefeng F. Xie
472		New Methanopyrrolidines. Modification of 5(6)-Bromo Substituents in N-Benzyl-2-azabicyclo[2.1.1]hexanes Ram Edupuganti, Deepa Rapolu, Guoliang Lin, Charles DeBrosse, Grant R. Krow
473		Density functional theory study of the two electron oxidation of 3,4-dimercaptobenzene-1,2-diol Alvaro Castillo, Joel F. Liebman, Alexander Greer
474		Synthesis of sulfur-substituted quinones from the oxidation of 5-methyl-4-mercapto-catechol and 5-methyl-3,4-dimercapto-catechol Adaickapillai Mahendran, David Aebisher, Alexander Greer
475		Is Janti = Jgauche in Alkyl groups? Donald D. Clarke
476		Electroroughening and Functionalization of Nanowire Arrays for the Development of a Biosensor Clare M. Flynn, Nicholas J. Dower, Lyman Rickard, M. James Cosentino, Youssef M. Habib
477		An interdisciplinary project between the chemistry and biology departments for sophomore students John Tierney, Elizabeth Dudkin, Nikki DeAngelis
478		Preparation of 4-Methylcyclohexene by dehydration of 4-Methylcyclohexanol Desirae Hall, Donald Clarke, Shahrokh Saba
479		Synthesis of silver and copper nanoparticles Mozhgan Bahadory, Sally D. Solomon
480		Oxidation of secondary aliphatic and aromatic alcohols by 4-acetylamino-2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-piperidine-1-oxoammonium tetrafluoroborate in aqueous media Audrey N. Mamros, Lindsay Schweikarth, Matthew R. Luderer
481		Oxidation of primary heteroaromatic alcohols by 4-acetylamino-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxoammonium tetrafluoroborate in aqueous media Michael Mount, Matthew R. Luderer
482		Oxidation of primary aromatic alcohols by 4-acetylamino-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxoammonium tetrafluoroborate in aqueous media Kristen Wojcik, Matthew R Luderer

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32. Sessions: S3530 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:53 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 4:50 PM-6:00 PM
3rd Floor Hall (Pfahler Hall)
Poster Session IV
Posters may be set up any time during the afternoon session. Presenters should be by their poster for discussion from 4:50-6:00 pm.
360		A Computational Study of Structural Modifications to a Novel Class of Paramagnetic Chemical Exchange Saturation Transfer (PARACEST) agents Whelton A. Miller III, Zhiwei Liu, Vojislava Pophristic
361		Use of Binding Kinetics and Thermodynamics for Estimation Microdialysis Enhanced Recovery with Cyclodextrins Julia Leusner
362		Synthesis of dissymmetric BINOL derivatives using solid phase organic chemistry Andrew N. Lowell, J. Brian Hewgley, Rajesh Kamble, Marisa C. Kozlowski
363		Solution Conformation of Longifolene Varsha Patel, Sabrina M. Song, Sasan Karimi, Gopal Subramaniam
364		Effect of metal ions on the solubilities and heats of solutions for organic acids in water Henry D. Schreiber, Timothy J. Berry
365		Ligand based design and synthesis of novel inhibitors of neuronal voltage-gated sodium channels Thomas Walls, Milton Brown
366		Asymmetric synthesis of syn-(2R, 3S)-diaminopropanoates from sulfinimines (N-sulfinyl imines) Franklin A. Davis, Yanfeng Zhang, Jianghe Deng, Danyang Li
367		Force field based receptor ligand rescoring Reina Eisner, Cheryl Schonbrun, Niu Huang, Chaya Rapp
368		A novel determination of methacrylate monomer impurities in Basic Butylated Methacrylate copolymer using Hydrophilic Interaction Liquid Chromatography (HILIC) Adam Socia, Zhong Li
369		Measuring the Ionization of Salts and Weak Acids Using Freezing Point Depression Measurements Sharon Yau, Paris Svoronos, Pedro Irigoyen, David M. Sarno, Gopal Subramaniam
370		Intein-mediated protein recombination: splicing and cyclization Eileen M. Burke, Jonathan Lyles, Oleg Lavrukhin, Charles P. Scott
371		Enhancing sensitivity of luminescent sensor via excited-state acid-base chemistry Elena Ferloni, Harry D. Gafney, Julie C. Colis, Jose' L. Zambrana
372		A Novel Method for the Elution of Sirolimus in Drug Eluting Stents Mel Merciadez, Lori Alquier
373		Synthesis of Chlorambucil Analogs Asma Khetani, Gopal Subramaniam, Wilma Saffran, Sasan Karimi
374		Mycotoxins: Identification Procedures through the FDA Paris Svoronos, Navreet Kaur, Paula Devy, Victor Abbruscato
375		Determination of Molecular Formula of the Compounds using CHN analyzer Moni Chauhan, Navreet Kaur
376		NMR, IR and the CHN analyzer for the structural analysis of organic compounds Moni Chauhan, Ann Heekyung
377		Analysis Of Vitamin C In Fruit, Vegetables And Juices Via HPLC Yu Ha, Syamala Ranganathan, Pedro Irigoyen, Bruce Montalbano
378		Study of Actin structure and MARCKS phosphorylation in Mouse Melanoma Cells Nadia Aboley, Xiangyu Chen, Regina Sullivan, Susan A. Rotenberg
379		Gas sorption and separation studies in highly porous 3D metal organic frameworks JeongYong Lee, David H. Olson, Thomas J. Emge, Jing Li
380		Reactivity of Tris(trimethylsilyl) phosphite:TMSP reaction with chloroformates Luis Vargas, Joseph Mammano, Renzo Samame
381		Determination of Refractive Index Using Laser Pointer: Quantitative Analysis of Binary Solvent Systems Helen Chon, Jun H. Shin
382		Reactions of Hexachloroacetone with Primary Diamines: Synthesis and Chracterization of N,N'-Ethylenebistrichloroacetamide Jin Bakalis, Jun H. Shin
383		Determination of the Isoelectric Points of Neutral and Basic Amino Acids by ¹³C NMR Spectroscopic Method Yoo Mi Kim, Jun H. Shin
384		Determination of pKa of Mono-, Di-, and Tricarboxylic Acids Using ¹³C NMR Spectroscopic Method Emily Hughes, Jun H. Shin
385		Kinetics study of solute transfer across liquid-liquid Interfaces William H. Steel, Daniel Dewey
386		Polyaniline nanomaterials and their composites with gold nanoparticles Steve DaSilva, Bisharat Khan, William L'Amoreaux, David M. Sarno
387		pH dependence of the morphological evolution of polyaniline nanofibers Kofi Ampofo, David M. Sarno
388		Tautomerization of 2,4-pentanedione in the gas phase and solution Bryant Pascal, Daqing Gao
389		The conformational equilibria of formic acid in the gas phase and solution Eza Chikashrili, Daqing Gao
390		The binding energies of amino acids and water Alex Desdunes, Patricia Schneider, Daqing Gao
391		The pKa of carbon acid of glycine in water Jessica Lenis, Patricia Schneider, Daqing Gao
392		Designing experiments to study the interaction between an anesthetic gas and bovine serum albumin using a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) Desiree Eltringham, Ong Vue
393		Initial Studies of the Mass Uptake of Chloroform by a Horse Heart Myoglobin Film Measured by a Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) Tracey Uphoff, Alexandra Turner
394		Developing A Method To Recognize and Analyze Eicosanoids in Hypertensive Specimen Sony Chau
395		N-Hydroxyhomophthalimides and analogs as two-metal-ion dependent nuclease inhibitors Lisa Yan, Les Burnett, Peiling Chen, Avantika Dhabaria, Paul Finn, Harsh Patel, Prachi Shah, Noah Sharkan, Scott McN. Sieburth, Allen W. Nicohlson, Richard B. Waring
396		Comparing the thermal and microwave assisted syntheses of DABCO ionic liquids Sharon Lall-Ramnarine, Kijana Kerr, Gopal Subramaniam, James F. Wishart
397		Physical and radiolytic properties of boron containing ionic liquids Alejandra Castano, Sharon Lall-Ramnarine, James F. Wishart
398		Investigating the physical properties of 4-dimethylaminopyridine containing ionic liquids Jasmine Hatcher, Marie Thomas, Robert Engel, Sharon Lall-Ramnarine, James F. Wishart
399		Synthesis of Aspirin - A �Greener� Approach Kathleen D. Field, Dr. Carolyn Supplee
400		Bringing real world problems into the Organic Chemistry curriculum: Synthesis and analysis of biodiesel Gloria Adjei-Bekoe, Dana Patterson, Amber Flynn Charlebois
401		Cytotoxicity of functionalized Hexagonal Mesoporous Silicates in IEC-18 and MDCK cells for a probable controlled release of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Daniel Mayo, Melissa Zastrow, Robin McCann, Isabelle Lagadic
402		A Simple Hydroboration Procedure for a General Organic Lab Behrooz Nazer, Steven Furyk
403		Analysis of Second-Hand Cigarette Smoke by SPME and GCxGC-TOFMS Mark Libardoni, Eric Nemec
404		Rapid Screening and Identification of Unknowns by HPLC-TOFMS and Automated Library Searching Paul Kennedy, Eric Nemec
405		The toxicity and HPLC test of Diethylstibestrol to zebrafish (Brachydanio rerio) Zhenghua Duan Jr.

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33. Sessions: S3531 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:39 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
209 (Pfahler Hall)
ACS Presidential Green Chemistry Symposium
The Green Chemistry Symposium will emphasize taking green chemistry out of the laboratory and into successful practice by industry in profitable, commercial application. The four forty minute presentations will exemplify that green chemistry is a successful route to profitable commercial technical innovation and that it is no longer just a concept demonstrated in the laboratory. In order to take green chemistry out of the laboratory and into innovative commercial use, chemists and chemical engineers will have to work together in a synergistic collaboration.
Sponsor:	Merck Green Chemistry Roundtable, Rohm & Haas Co
Organizers:	David Hughes Steve Maroldo
Presiders:	Steve Maroldo David Hughes
1:50 PM	315	Sustainable Chemistries: Environmentally Friendly and Economically Viable Catherine T. Hunt
2:30 PM	316	CO₂: A Green and Renewable Feedstock and Process Aid Philip Jessop
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	317	Green Engineering and Green Chemistry: Working Together for a Sustainable Future David R. Shonnard
4:10 PM	318	Development of a Green Manufacturing Process for JANUVIA though Innovation and Collaboration Shane Krska

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34. Sessions: S3532 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:41 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-3:50 PM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Analytical Chemistry General Session II

Organizer:	Shirley Fischer-Drowos
Presider:	Shirley Fischer-Drowos
1:50 PM	323	Use of Direct Analysis in Real Time Mass Spectrometry (DART^TM-MS) in Preservation Research and Testing at the Library of Congress Jeanette Adams
2:10 PM	324	Analytical Methods for Chemical Agents in various matrices for RCRA Closure and the road to EPA promulgation Debbie Lander, Nicholas Kurlick, Joseph Brewer
2:30 PM	325	Dosage of silica in polymers by X-ray fluorescence Pierre S. Ricou, Stephen Kodjie, Xianfeng Shen
2:50 PM		Break
3:10 PM	326	Electrooxidation of Congo Red at Graphite Carbon Electrode in Aqueous Solution Maurice Iwunze
3:30 PM	327	Seeing is believing: application of imaging mass spectrometry in drug discovery Jiwen Chen

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35. Sessions: S3533 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:37 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:45 PM-4:55 PM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
CADD: Challenges in Target Family Receptor Modeling
This session will explore the difficulties and successes in modeling receptor families such as GPCRs and Nuclear Hormone Receptors for drug design. Talks will range from homology modeling and ligand-based design to structure-based studies. Speakers will be encouraged to focus on achieving selectivity within a target family.
Sponsor:	Schr�dinger, ACS Division of Computers in Chemistry (COMP)
Organizer:	Dora Schnur
Presider:	Dora Schnur
1:45 PM		Welcoming Remarks
1:50 PM	308	Predicting the activity of P2Y1 antagonists: docking, QSAR, or consensus models? Stefano Costanzi, Irina G. Irina G. Tikhonova, Kenneth Jacobson, T. Kendall Harden
2:30 PM	309	Refining active sites of GPCR models through balloon expansion Roy Kimura
2:50 PM	310	Modeling G Protein-Coupled Receptors for structure-based drug discovery using low-frequency normal modes for refinement of homology models Brajesh K. Rai, Gregory J. Tawa, Alan H. Katz, Christine Humblet
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	311	Network Analysis of Helical Membrane Protein Structures and Its Application in GPCR Modeling Zhijun Li, Vagmita Pabuwal
3:50 PM	312	Balancing structure and serendipity: designing large kinase targeted libraries David J. Diller
4:10 PM	313	Target Identification and Target-Specific Drug Discovery Using Protein Family-Specific Fingerprints Deepak Bandyopadhyay
4:30 PM	314	A staged multi-objective optimization approach to finding selective pharmacophores Robert D. Clark

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36. Sessions: S3535 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:43 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-3:50 PM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Chromatography Forum of the Delaware Valley - Student Award Symposium
Presentation of a paper at this symposium enables students to achieve recognition for their accomplishments, as well as developing important career skills and professional contacts.
Sponsor:	The Chromatography Forum of the Delaware Valley (CFDV)
Organizer:	Marshall L. Fishman
Presider:	Marshall L. Fishman
1:50 PM	328	Effect of Microemulsion Composition on Chiral Separations Using Microemulsion Electrokinetic Chromatography Adeline B. Kojtari, Joe P. Foley
2:10 PM	329	Development of an In-Line Capillary Electrophoresis Assay for Total Antioxidant Capacity Adam D. Catherman, Emily B Merola, Timothy G Strein
2:30 PM	330	Understanding bile salt micelle formation and bile salt micelles' chiral recognition processes using MEKC and NMR Kyle W. Eckenroad, Timothy G. Strein, Christine M. Hebling, Laura E. Thompson, Gregory A. Manley, David Rovnyak
2:50 PM		Break
3:10 PM	331	High performance column liquid chromatographic analysis of selected carboxylic acids in Biomphalaria glabrata patently infected with Schistosoma mansoni Daniel R. Massa, Michael J. Chejlava, Bernard Fried, Joseph Sherma
3:30 PM	332	Application of Reverse Phase HPLC in Preparation and Configuration Identification of Hydrolysis Resistant AZTpSpCX2ppSA Qianwei Han, Barbara L. Gaffney, Roger A. Jones*

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37. Sessions: S3536 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:51 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
112 (Pfahler Hall)
Graduate School Workshop
Representatives from the department of chemistry at Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania will discuss the process of applying to graduate school. Graduate students from each aforementioned school will be available to share their experiences in the application process as well as to describe their experiences as a graduate student. In addition, Wyn Jennings, a program director at the National Science Foundation, will discuss NSF sponsored opportunities for graduate students such as the Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP), The Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT), and the GK-12 Program.
Organizer:	Allison Pymer

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38. Sessions: S3538 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:47 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
Organic-Inorganic Materials as Functional Devices
The objective of this session is to provide opportunities to present and discuss recent advances, challenges and prospects in the design and development of organic-inorganic hybrid materials as functional devices. This session will span the fields of inorganic, organic, analytical chemistry and materials science. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: organic-inorganic materials for chemical and/or biological sensing and/or detection, hybrid materials for bio-imaging and/or drug delivery, functional nanocomposites.
Organizers:	John N. Richardson Isabelle Lagadic
Presiders:	Isabelle Lagadic John N. Richardson
1:50 PM		Introductory Remarks
2:00 PM	341	Electroactive nanostructured organic-inorganic hybrid material Yi Guo, Andreas Mylonakis, Mengyan Li, Zongtao Zhang, Peter I. Lelkes, Yen Wei
2:20 PM	342	Electrodeposition as a Tool to Prepare Hybrid Inorganic-Organic Composite Films Maryanne M. Collinson
2:40 PM	343	A simple optical sensor for Pb2+ based on thiol-functionalized organoclay films Derek Wolfe, Claire E. Lazo-Miller, John N. Richardson, Shannon Verissimo, Isabelle Lagadic
3:00 PM		Break
3:20 PM	344	Gold nanoparticles capped with modified Glutathione ligands for biomolecular labeling applications Raymond P. Bri�as, Minghui Hu, Luping Qian, Larisa Kuznetsova, Elena Lymar, James F. Hainfeld
3:40 PM	345	Probing the structure of DNA-carbon nanotube hybrids with molecular dynamics Robert R. Johnson, A.T. Charlie Johnson, Michael L. Klein
4:00 PM	346	Synthesis and stabilization of metal nanoparticles induced by hybrid siloxanes and their catalytic applications Bhanu P. S. Chauhan, Umar Latif
4:20 PM		Concluding Remarks

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39. Sessions: S3539 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:49 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
Ultrafast chemical processes II
Chemical reactions of seeming simplicity often take place on a time scale that has made elucidating the reaction mechanism all but impossible. This symposium presents new results, both conceptual and technical, that span a wide variety of ultrafast processes in chemically important systems. Both theory and experiment are presented.
Organizer:	Robert J. Stanley
Presider:	Robert J. Stanley
1:50 PM	347	High Resolution Interfacial Spectroscopy on an Ultrafast Timescale Eric Borguet, A. Eftekhari, S. Nihonyanagi
2:20 PM	348	Ultrafast Electron Injection at Sensitized Semiconductor Interfaces Gerald J. Meyer
2:50 PM	349	2D IR investigation of N-acetyl tryptophan methyl amide in solution Sayan Bagchi, Robin Hochstrasser
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	350	Charge transfer and carrier mobility in OPV materials examined with ultrafast multidimensional infrared spectroscopy John Asbury, Larry W. Barbour, Maureen Hegadorn, Ryan Pensack
4:00 PM	351	Determination of intermode coupling using dual frequency 2D IR photon echo spectroscopy Keshav Kumar, Louise E. Sinks, Robin M. Hochstrasser
4:20 PM	352	Novel Fermi Resonance in Two-Dimensional Infrared Spectroscopy Matthew J. Tucker, Yung Sam Kim, Robin M. Hochstrasser

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40. Sessions: S3540 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:11 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
Perspectives on Chemical Use in Sustainable Agriculture
Concepts on sustainability have become increasingly important in societal goals for agriculture, chemical production and energy use. This session will provide an array of perspectives on chemical use in sustainable agriculture. Speakers will share their interpretation of the definition and principles that affect the evolving practices of sustainable agriculture.
Sponsor:	DuPont Crop Protection Chemicals
Organizers:	Alethia M. Brown Aldos C. Barefoot
Presiders:	Aldos C. Barefoot Alethia M. Brown
9:00 AM		Welcoming Remarks
9:10 AM	442	What is Sustainable Agriculture? Burleson Smith
9:40 AM	443	Use of Chemicals in Sustainable and Organic Agriculture: Philosophy and Practice Mary Barbercheck
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	444	Considerations for Use of Pesticides in Sustainable Farming Steve Groff
11:00 AM	445	Role of Chemical Pesticides in Sustaining Crop Protection Leonard Gianessi
11:30 AM		Concluding Remarks

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41. Sessions: S3541 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:05 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:40 AM-12:00 PM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
Chemical Education II

Sponsor:	Thomson Co., ACS Division of Chemical Education (CHED)
Organizer:	Andrea E. Martin
Presider:	Andrea E. Martin
8:40 AM	416	Process oriented guided inquiry learning (POGIL) in the high school classroom and lab Danica C. Gardner
9:00 AM	417	Two trials, not too much error: introducing POGIL instruction into the organic chemistry laboratory Robin R. Kucharczyk
9:20 AM	418	Designing a POGIL-based Bioanalytical Laboratory: Conceptual Continuity with the General Chem Lab Maryann McDermott Jones, Jane Klassen
9:40 AM	419	Improving the general chemistry review session Daniel B. King
10:00 AM		Break
10:20 AM	420	Using a computer to run the General Chemistry Laboratory Rudolph W. Kluiber
10:40 AM	421	Experiences modifying the website for a prep chemistry course on Blackboard with a view to teaching the course online Kuruvilla Zachariah
11:00 AM	422	Experiences within the Preparing Future Faculty Program at the University of Michigan Curtis M. Zaleski
11:20 AM	423	Overview and Growth of Qualitative Research in Chemical and Science Education Joseph W. Shane
11:40 AM	424	Spectroscopy reference tools in academic research and teaching: an historical overview Marie Scandone, Gregory Banik, Leo Collins

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42. Sessions: S3542 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:09 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:45 AM-12:00 PM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Environmental Interfaces
The symposium will highlight research that is helping to understand important environmental interfaces. These gas/solid or liquid/solid interfaces might play important roles in such areas as soil, aquatic, or atmospheric chemistry. Contributions that highlight experimental and/or theoretical research of such interfaces are welcome.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry (ENVR)
Organizer:	Daniel R. Strongin
Presider:	Daniel R. Strongin
8:45 AM		Welcoming Remarks
8:50 AM	430	Combining computational chemistry and spectroscopy to understand the mineral-water interface James D. Kubicki, Donald L. Sparks, Kristian W. Paul
9:20 AM	431	Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Liquid/Liquid (Octanol/WateR) Interfaces Preston B. Moore
9:40 AM	432	Ligand Exchange and Electron Transfer Reactions Unique to Mineral/Water Interfaces Alan Stone
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	433	Observation of water structure in colloidal silica using ATR-FTIR and the Subtractive Kramers-Kronig Transform Joseph R. Bailey, Molly M. McGuire
10:50 AM	434	Heterogeneous reduction of aqueous U(VI) and stabilization of sorbed U(V): exploiting fine structures in the U4f XPS in order to distinguish U oxidation states Eugene Ilton
11:20 AM	435	Interactions of pyrite with bacteria and the effect of adsorbed organics Jun Hao, Eelin Lim, Riley Murphy, Daniel R. Strongin
11:40 AM	436	Impact of chemical stress on bacterial metabolism Sujata Ray, Catherine A. Peters

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43. Sessions: S3544 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:03 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:30 AM-12:00 PM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
Organic Chemistry General Session II

Organizer:	Christine Martey-Ochola
Presider:	Deanna L. Zubris
8:30 AM	407	Diastereoselective Addition of Organometallic Reagents to Chiral γ-Hydroxybutenolides William H. Miles, Daniela G. Duca, Jayrd T. Freedman, Elliot O. Goodzeit, Kristin B. Hamman, Chiquita A. Palha De Sousa, Brandon R. Selfridge, Pui-In Tang
8:50 AM	408	The application of the sequential Birch reduction-allylation/Cope rearrangement to the first enantioselective synthesis of (-)-lycoramine William Malachowski, Tapas Paul, Sophia Phounsavath
9:10 AM	409	Direct, Enantioselective Generation of (Z)-Disubstituted Allylic Alcohol Luca Salvi, Sang-Jin Jeon, Ethan L. Fisher, Patrick J. Carroll, Patrick J. Walsh
9:30 AM	410	The Synthesis and Bioassay of Reduced Amide Inhibitors of Pin1 and Cyp Guoyan G. Xu, Felicia A. Etzkorn
9:50 AM		Break
10:10 AM	411	Synthesis of a Conformationally Constrained Collagen-like Polypeptide Mimic Nan Dai, Xiaodong Wang, Mathew Shoulders, Felicia A. Etzkorn
10:30 AM	412	Propargylic oxidation catalyzed by dirhodium caprolactamate: Rapid access to α,β-acetylenic ketones Emily C. McLaughlin, Michael P. Doyle
10:50 AM	413	Synthesis of the Northern Fragment of TMC-95A, and Model Studies on the Oxindole Ring System Ahalya Ramanathan, Leslie S. Jimenez
11:10 AM	414	Toward the total synthesis of morphine: The asymmetric construction of 5-alkyl, 6-aryl cyclohexenones David Alan Gerstenhaber, Douglass F. Taber
11:30 AM	415	Toward the total synthesis of ritterazine O Jean-Michel Joerger, Douglass F. Taber

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44. Sessions: S3545 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:14 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 9:50 AM-10:30 AM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Industrial Innovation Award Symposium
This session honors the recipient of the 2007 Regional Industrial Innvation Award. The Awardee will present an overview of the efforts that led to the process/product innovation.
Presider:	John Gavenonis
9:50 AM	453	Manipulating liquids on tunable nanostructured surfaces Tom Krupenkin

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45. Sessions: S3546 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:08 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:40 AM-12:00 PM
106 (Pfahler Hall)
RNA Function in Gene Regulation
RNA plays functionally diverse roles in gene expression and regulation, and novel RNA-based gene regulatory mechanisms continue to be discovered. This session intends to present new information on rapidly progressing areas of RNA research in eukaryotic and bacterial systems, with a special focus on RNA processing, RNA editing, and RNA-protein interactions in translation.
Organizer:	Allen Nicholson
Presider:	Allen Nicholson
8:40 AM	425	Double-stranded RNA processing in gene expression and regulation Allen W. Nicholson
9:20 AM	426	RNA and transcriptome plasticity through mammalian RNA editing Stefan Maas, Dylan Dupuis, Willemijn Gommans
10:00 AM		Break
10:20 AM	427	Kinetic insights into tRNA aminoacylation Ya-Ming Hou
11:00 AM	428	A dynamic second-order k-means clustering method for studying dissipative structures in living cells Sungchul Ji, Andrei Zinovyev
11:20 AM	429	Transcription factors that regulate RNA polymerase catalysis in bacteria Sergei Borukhov

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46. Sessions: S3547 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:14 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 10:40 AM-11:20 AM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Undergraduate Session Keynote Speaker - Professor Scott Sieburth

Sponsor:	Gelest Inc
Organizer:	Allison Pymer
10:40 AM	454	Organosilanes in Drug Discovery Scott Sieburth

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47. Sessions: S3548 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:12 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
Protein Structure: Unfolded States & Local Disruptions
Unfolded proteins and peptides have become a major focus of biochemical and biophysical research. One of the classical dogmas of protein science was that proteins have to adopt a well defined structure in order to function. However, due to the work of Dunker, Wright, Usversky and others a large number of proteins and peptides have been identified which are naturally unfolded and still function. In addition to biologically functioning unfolded molecules some of proteins/peptides have been identified, which are unfolded and prone to aggregation into fibrils which are involved in diseases like Parkinson. Additionally, the unfolded state of naturally folded peptides and proteins has attracted a lot of attention owing to the fact that it might be much less disordered than assumed. The three invited speakers cover different areas of research in this newly emerging field. Dr. Schwalbe, who is one of leading NMR-scientists in Europe, will talk about how to use NMR to explore the structure of unfolded proteins. Dr. Garcia is a theoretician, he will talk about the aggregation of the (unfolded) beta-amyloid peptide (the reason for Alzheimers) and Dr. Raleigh will address the issue of how random an unfolded state really is. Contributed papers are welcome.
Organizer:	Reinhard Schweitzer-Stenner
Presider:	Reinhard Schweitzer-Stenner
9:00 AM	446	NMR Spectroscopy to study Non-Natives States of Proteins and Structural Transitions H. Schwalbe
9:40 AM	447	Probing the solution structure of the Alzheimer's peptides? Angel E. Garcia, Nikolaos G. Sgourakis, Yilin Yan, Scott McCallum, Chunyu Wang
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	448	Just How Random is the Unfolded State? Cooperative Coupling in the Unfolded State of Globular Proteins Daniel P. Raleigh, Jae-Hyun Cho, Satoshi Sato, Eun Young Kim, Hermann Schindelin
11:20 AM	449	Structure and dynamics of proteins from designed combinatorial libraries Abigail Go, Seho Kim, Jean Baum, Michael H. Hecht
11:40 AM	450	Replacement of zinc with iron in the CCHHC domains of NZF-1 does not disrupt DNA binding Niall D. Lue Sue, Sarah L. J. Michel, Holly J. Cymet

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48. Sessions: S3549 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:21 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
208 (Pfahler Hall)
Workshop:Teaching Forensics
This workshop is intended primarily for high school teachers who want to incorporate forensics themed laboratory experiments into the chemistry curriculum. Several experiments will be demonstrated including: a TLC analysis of inks and lipsticks; an identification of fabrics using infrared spectroscopy, microscopy, and selective dyeing; an immunoassay laboratory experiment incorporating the principles of diffusion and precipitation; and soil analysis illustrating the principles of pH, particle size distribution, and moisture content. Many of the experimental methods can be incorporated into a crime scene scenario. An example of such an integrated laboratory experiment will be described.
Sponsor:	Biotage Co
Organizer:	Victor Tortorelli

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49. Sessions: S3550 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:21 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
Workshop: Vernier Lab Probes and Sensors Interfacing in the Lab
This workshop offers you hands-on experience collecting and analyzing chemistry data, using computers or TI graphing calculators. The award-winning Logger Pro data acquisition software will be used to display, graph, and analyze data. Data will be collected using sensors such as the Vernier Drop Counter, Temperature, Pressure, pH, Conductivity, and Colorimeters. You will also have an opportunity to use the Ocean-Optics powered Vernier Spectrometer. All experiments in the workshop are excerpts from our popular Chemistry with Computers or Advanced Chemistry with Vernier lab books.

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50. Sessions: S3553 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:22 2007)


Tuesday, 15 May 2007: 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
How to Be a More Effective Chemical Hygiene Officer
Take a close look at the Chemical Hygiene Officer position, and prepare at the same time for the NRCC-CHO Certification exam to be held the next day. Phifer gives a different slant to safety issues in the laboratory, focusing on what you do and how you can do it better. The presenters bring a wide variety of experience to the table, but the real stars of the workshop are you. The course covers all of the content areas of the certification exam, including a sample test in the same format as the real one. Whether you are a new Chemical Hygiene Officer or an "old" one, you will find something to put to use in this fast-paced presentation.
Sponsor:	Division of Chemical Health & Safety
Workshop Leader:	Russ Phifer

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51. Sessions: S3554 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:58 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
112 (Pfahler Hall)
Laboratory Waste Management Workshop
This comprehensive course will identify the various regulatory requirements that apply to laboratories that generate hazardous waste and provide insight into the options for on-site management and off-site disposal. Focus will include discussion on waste management system, recycling & reclamation techniques, economical handling of wastes, and liability issues. Learn all the tricks that disposers use to increase their profit and use them to increase your savings. Mr. Phifer has over 25 years experience in managing laboratory wastes for academic and industrial laboratories and is a member and past chair of the ACS Task Force on Environmental Health & Safety.
Sponsor:	Division of Chemical Health & Safety (CHAS)
Workshop Leader:	Russ Phifer

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52. Sessions: S3556 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:33 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
OSHA Inspections and Audits for Laboratory Facilities
Inspections and audits are designed to assure a healthy, safe, and code-compliant environment in which to work and/or teach. Learn the difference between an inspection and an audit and the importance of each. There are significant civil and/or criminal penalties for non-compliance with regulations; it is important for all laboratory facilities to periodically verify their compliance status. This workshop will cover the basic procedures for establishing responsibilities, emergency preparedness, employee awareness, identification/control/monitoring of potential hazards, recordkeeping, rules, and training associated with OSHA compliance.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Chemical Health & Safety (CHAS)
Workshop Leader:	Russ Phifer

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53. Sessions: S3607 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:27 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 12:00 PM-1:30 PM
Parents' Lounge (Wismer Hall)
Women Chemists Committee Luncheon

12:00 PM		Luncheon
1:00 PM	263	Baby Doctor to Pharmaceutical Executive: Obstacles and Opportunities Maureen Caulfield

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54. Sessions: S3632 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:07 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 8:40 AM-12:05 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
Drugs: Manufacturing, Analyses and FDA Regulations
: The workshop is a forum for the presentation of the critical factors that determine consistent quality of pharmaceutical products, the science behind drug manufacturing process, appropriate analytical methods, evaluation of the science behind the regulatory requirements and recommendation of changes in the regulatory field. The invited speakers are from Academia, Industry and FDA. Topics intended to be covered by the Workshop are: - Current opinion on regulatory requirements for Drug Substances (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) - Critical factors in ensuring batch to batch consistency in drug product manufacturing, bioavailability and stability - Formulation, correlation of dissolution to bioavailability (in immediate release and extended release products), dissolution methods - Current FDA "Chemistry Manufacturing and Controls" (CMC) requirements, the rationale for the requirements (from industry / academia and regulators perspectives) - Critical factors missing in current CMC regulations, inclusion of which is recommended.
Organizer:	Zelleka Getahun
Presider:	Zelleka Getahun
8:40 AM		Re-igniting our Commitment to Science and Technology: Education, Collaboration and Innovation! Catherine T. Hunt
8:55 AM	437	Introductory Remarks Zelleka Getahun
9:00 AM	438	Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls (CMC) Requirements for Multi-source (Generic) Drug Products: Up to the Task? Richard C. Adams
9:40 AM	439	Leveraging Scientific Knowledge and Experience into Pharmaceutical Regulatory Submissions: An Analytical Perspective James S. McElvain
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	440	Microenvironmental pH Modulation in Solid Dosage Forms: Chemical Stability, Dissolution, and Oral Absorption Munir A. Hussain
11:20 AM	441	Development of a sensitive and reliable dissolution procedure for unconventional drug delivery systems Reza Fassihi
12:00 PM		Concluding Remarks

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55. Sessions: S3633 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:02 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
Lobby (Pfahler Hall)
Undergraduate Dinner
Undergraduates attending 2007 MARM are invited to a local venue for dinner.

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56. Sessions: S3634 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:02 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 6:00 PM-7:00 PM
Lenfest Theater (The Kaleidoscope)
Keynote Address: Professor Bassam Shakhashiri- University of Wisconsin, Madison
Bassam Z. Shakhashiri is professor of chemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the first holder of the William T. Evjue Distinguished Chair for the Wisconsin Idea. He is well known internationally for his effective leadership in promoting excellence in science education at all levels and for his development and use of demonstrations in the teaching of chemistry in classrooms as well as in less formal settings such as museums, convention centers, shopping malls and retirement homes. The Encyclopedia Britannica cites him as the "dean of lecture demonstrators in America." His scholarly publications, including the multi-volume series, Chemical Demonstrations A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry, are models of learning and instruction that have been translated into several languages.
Sponsor:	Thomson Co
6:00 PM	406	Enlightenment and the Responsibilites of the Enlightened in Communicating Chemistry Bassam Z. Shakhashiri

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57. Sessions: S3635 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:02 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
Lower Level (Wismer Hall)
Teaching Awards Dinner/Philadelphia ACS Section Meeting

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58. Sessions: S3636 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:01 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 4:50 PM-5:50 PM
Portico (outside) (The Kaleidoscope)
Reception

Sponsor:	Thomson Co

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59. Sessions: S3637 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:14 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
112 (Pfahler Hall)
Leadership Development Workshop: Involving Volunteers
This leadership development workshop targets the emerging leader who desires to augment skills in getting results. Learn skills to keep others involved and your projects moving forward.
Sponsor:	ACS Board Oversight Group, ACS Office of Regional Meetings
Workshop Leaders:	Larry Krannich Maureen Chan

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60. Sessions: S3643 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:48 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-5:00 PM
209 (Pfahler Hall)
Alan G. MacDiarmid Memorial Symposium

Sponsor:	ACS President, Catherine T. Hunt
Organizers:	Anthony W. Addison Yen Wei
Presider:	Bradford B. Wayland
1:50 PM		Introductory Remarks
2:00 PM	100	Amorphous Solids of Sterically Unencumbered, Low Molecular Weight Ethyne-Bridged (Porphinato)zinc(II) Oligomers with Extremely High Dark Electrical Conductivitie Paul R. Frail, Kimihiro Susumu, Michael Huynh, Jennie Fong, Paul Angiolillo, Jay M. Kikkawa, Michael J. Therien
2:30 PM	101	Structure and Bonding of the Interfacial Layer between the Organic Semiconducting Linear Acene Layers and Metal Tom Rockey, Grazia Gonella, Hai-Lung Dai
3:00 PM	102	Generating Intelligent Scaffolds For Tissue Engineering: Conducting Polymers and Electrospinning as Platform Technologies Peter I. Lelkes, Mengyan Li, Elizabeth Guterman-Tretter, Paul R. Bidez III, Yi Guo, Xuesi Chen, Evaristo Venancio, Alan G MacDiarmid, Frank K Ko, Yen Wei
3:30 PM		Break
3:40 PM	103	Solid-state chemistry: polyamide-11 powder coatings T. Page McAndrew
4:10 PM	104	Conducting Polymer Thin Films and Nanostructures: Extending the MacDiarmid Legacy through Transition Metal Interfaces Wayne E. Jones Jr., Justin J. Martin, Jean P. Gaffney, Cliff J. Timpson
4:40 PM	105	New organic electronic materials from unusual aromatic scaffolds John D. Tovar

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61. Sessions: S3644 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:37 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 12:00 PM-1:30 PM
President's Dining Room (Wismer Hall)
Cope Scholars Luncheon

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Organic Chemistry (ORGN)

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62. Sessions: S3645 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:14 2007)


Friday, 18 May 2007: 12:00 PM-1:30 PM
President's Dining Room (Wismer Hall)
Industrial Awards Luncheon

Sponsor:	ACS Corporate Associates

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63. Sessions: S3648 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:13 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 5:30 PM-8:30 PM

Barbeque/ Mixer

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64. Sessions: S3716 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:25 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
Student Affiliate Chapters - Meet and Greet
Student Affiliate chapters from various universities attending the conference will present aspects of their creative, informative, and innovative programs with other chapters in a meet and greet poster session. Come and gain insight regarding new chapter activities for your student affiliate chapter!
Sponsor:	ACS TAsk Force on Undergraduate Programming
Organizer:	Allison Pymer
254		"Careers in chemistry" Grace M. Charles
255		Temple University Chemical Society Allison K. Pymer, Gulseher Sarah Sirin, Sony Chau, Clinton Ballard, Brian Dempsey, Matt Venti, Linda Bien, Danielle Rogers, Nooshin Asadpour

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65. Sessions: S3722 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:21 2007)


Saturday, 19 May 2007: 11:30 AM-4:30 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
Regional Chemagination Competition
For this competition, high school students are asked to imagine that they are living 25 years in the future and have been invited to write an article for ChemMatters, a magazine for high school students that focuses on the role of chemistry in everyday life. The subject of the article is: �Describe a recent breakthrough or innovation in chemistry and/or its applications that has improved the quality of people�s lives today.� The article is written to fit in one of four categories (either Alternative Energy Sources, Environment, Medicine/Health, or New Materials.) In addition to the article, students are asked to design a cover for the magazine. The article must be written as if the student is living in the year 2032, looking back at innovations that have occurred since 2007. First place category winners from local ACS section competitions are eligible to participate. If a first place winner cannot participate for any reason, sections can elect to send an alternate team. If your section did not hold a local competition, interested students could participate directly at the regional level (contact coordinators for more details).
Organizers:	Allene Johnson Louise Lawter
Presiders:	Louise Lawter Allene Johnson
11:30 AM		Set-up
12:00 PM		Judging
2:00 PM		Tour of Pfahler Hall
3:00 PM		Awards Ceremony and Photos

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66. Sessions: S3761 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:23 2007)


Tuesday, 15 May 2007: 6:30 PM-9:00 PM
South Atrium (Pfahler Hall)
Welcoming Reception
Reception open for all early arrivers to MARM 2007. Meet local section, regional and national officers. Local sections are encouraged to display a poster highlighting your activities.
Sponsor:	MARM Steering Committee and Ursinus College
Organizers:	Victor Tortorelli Eric Williamsen Andrew Price

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67. Sessions: S3765 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:50 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 2:10 PM-4:50 PM
109 (Pfahler Hall)
Chemical Education I

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Chemical Education (CHED)
Presider:	Sister Rose Mulligan
2:10 PM	353	Pros and cons of microwave-assisted organic synthesis in the undergraduate organic chemistry laboratory Cynthia B. McGowan, Nicholas Leadbeater
2:30 PM	354	Entropy as the Foundation of a Two-Semester Physical Chemistry Course Stephen F. Cartier
2:50 PM	355	Mechanism project for an Organic I Chemistry course Kathleen M. Halligan
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	356	A Web Exercise to Introduce the History of Quantum Mechanics Anita A. Brown
3:50 PM	357	A student-centered approach to teaching Biochemistry Loyd D. Bastin, Alexis Nagengast, Robert Morris
4:10 PM	358	Qualitative organic analysis: An A + 2 isotope pattern analyzer Ray A. Gross Jr.
4:30 PM	359	Solutions Laboratory Surprise J.L. Ealy Jr.

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68. Sessions: S3789 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:19 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 8:50 AM-11:50 AM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Analytical Chemistry General Session I

Presider:	Timothy G. Strein
8:50 AM	232	Supercritical fluid chromatography as green technology development for drug discovery Ziqiang Wang
9:10 AM	233	Chiral supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) for analysis of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Mirlinda Biba, Xiaoyi Gong, Adam Beard, Roy Helmy, Christopher J. Welch
9:30 AM	234	The Use of Mechanisms to Improve Solid Phase Extraction Techniques Used in Sample Preparation Michael J. Telepchak
9:50 AM	235	Characterization of Drug-eluting Stents by Confocal Raman Microscopy Karin M. Balss, Vladimir Veselov, Eugena Akerman, George Papandreou, Cynthia A. Maryanoff
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	236	Synthesis, characterization and analytical applications of polymeric nanotubes Sam F.Y. Li
10:50 AM	237	Achieving Sub-2 μm Performance at Moderate Pressures using Fused-Core^TM Particle Technology Richard A. Henry, David S. Bell, William Campbell, Russel Gant, Paul Ross, Wayne Way, Hillel Brandes
11:10 AM	238	Fundamental investigations in the determination of creatinine by capillary electrophoresis utilizing the in-column Jaffe reaction and t-ITP stacking John W. Stahl, Sarah A. Schubert, Timothy G. Strein

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69. Sessions: S3790 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:44 2007)


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
210 (Pfahler Hall)
Organic Chemistry General Session I

Sponsor:	Biotage Co
Presider:	Robert O. Hutchins
1:50 PM	333	Rhodium-Catalyzed Intramolecular C-H Insertion of α-Aryl-α-diazo Ketones Douglass F. Taber, Weiwei Tian
2:10 PM	334	Synthesis and evaluation of PABA/NO analogs as anticancer leads Thomas C. Wilde, Joseph E. Saavedra, Michael L. Citro, Danyelle M. Townsend, Kenneth D. Tew, Xinhua Ji, Larry K. Keefer
2:30 PM	335	Self-Organizing Algorithms for Conformational Sampling Fangqiang Zhu, Dimitris K. Agrafiotis
2:50 PM	336	Towards the Total Synthesis of Pregna-4,16-diene-3,11,20-trione Douglass F. Taber, Peter W. DeMatteo
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	337	Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Counteractive Pharmaceuticals for Sulfur Mustard Exposure Pramod K. Mohanta, Jatin Gupta, Karine Fabio, Robert G. Wethman, David Meloni, Ned D. Heindel, Jeffrey Laskin
3:50 PM	338	Asymmetric Synthesis of Tetrahydroisoquinoline and Tetrahydroprotoberberine Derivatives from the Condensation of Laterally Lithiated Species with Sulfinimines David M. Burns, Franklin A. Davis, Yemane W. Andemichael, Pradyumna K. Mohanty
4:10 PM	339	2-Alkyl cyclohexenones from aldehydes: synthesis of the Bachmann-Miescher Estrone intermediate Ritesh B. Sheth, Douglass F. Taber
4:30 PM	340	Developing the structure-activity relationships in cADPR: Conformational analysis of cADPR analog agonists and antagonists Steven M. Graham

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70. Sessions: S3821 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:26 2007)


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 8:50 AM-11:50 AM
012 (Pfahler Hall)
Inorganic Chemistry General Session
General subject papers in Inorganic Chemistry.
Organizer:	Dr. Georgia Arbuckle
Presider:	Dr. Georgia Arbuckle
8:50 AM	8	Microporous metal organic frameworks based on a new rigid aliphatic dicarboxylate ligand, bicyclo[2.2.2]octane-1,4-dicarboxylic acid Kunhao Li, Jeongyong Lee, Tina Lee, David H. Olson, Wenhua Bi, Thomas Emge, Jing Li
9:10 AM	9	Studies of the Redox Reactions of Mn(III) Complexes with O2 and Methylhydrazine Catalysis of Epoxidation of Olefins Yilma Gultneh, Teshome B. Yisgedu, Yohannes T. Tesema, Ray J. Butcher
9:30 AM	10	Synthesis and characterization of novel ansa-zirconocenes with a phosphine linker Deanna L. Zubris, Laurel A. Morton, Susan D. Thai
9:50 AM	11	Catalytic metathesis of n-alkanes and cycloalkanes by tandem alkane dehydrogenation-olefin metathesis Ritu Ahuja, Maurice Brookhart, Alan S. Goldman, Zheng Huang, Amy H. Roy, Susannah L. Scott, Brian Vicente
10:10 AM		Break
10:30 AM	12	Combined experimental and theoretical studies on C-C reductive elimination from (PCP)IrRR' complexes Rajshekhar Ghosh, Thomas J. Emge, Karsten Krogh-Jespersen, Alan S. Goldman
10:50 AM	13	Mixed methyl/t-butyl-substituted PCP pincer-ligated iridium catalyst for alkane dehydrogenation Sabuj Kundu, Zhuo Gao, Ralf Warmuth, Yuriy Choliy, Karsten Krogh-Jespersen, Alan S. Goldman
11:10 AM	14	Iron and osmium pincer complexes Elizabeth M. Pelczar, Thomas J. Emge, Karsten Krogh-Jesperson, Alan S. Goldman
11:30 AM	15	Atropisomeric Cobaloximes: synthesis and NMR study B. D. Gupta, Debaprasad Mandal

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Friday, 18 May 2007: 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
209 (Pfahler Hall)
What Every Chemist Should Know about Patents

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Chemistry and the Law (CHAL), ACS Division of Professional Relations (PROF)
Workshop Leader:	Marc Aaron McKithen
9:30 AM	451	What a chemist needs to know when developing, using and protecting inventions Marc Aaron McKithen
11:00 AM	452	Shift in patent law, what changes in already known chemical structures warrant patent protection? Rohitha Jayasuriya, Shahnam Sharareh, Gerard Norton


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 1:50 PM-4:50 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
ADME/Tox: Drug-Drug Interactions: How to Screen for, Anticipate and Minimize Them
This session will introduce the topic of metabolic drug-drug interactions. The enzyme kinetics and pharmacokinetics of drug interactions will be presented, as this will serve as a foundation for the subsequent talks. Two presentations will describe drug interactions caused by perpetrator drugs or new chemical entities (induction and inhibition of drug-metabolizing enzymes). The fourth presentation will describe drugs and new chemical entities as victims of drug interactions. Each presentation will describe the clinical consequences of drug interactions, nonclinical (in vitro) studies and screens, and in vitro-in vivo correlations.
Sponsor:	Biotage Co., Merck Research Labs
Organizer:	A.David Rodrigues
Presider:	A.David Rodrigues
1:50 PM	319	The kinetics and pharmacokinetics of drug interactions: induction, inhibition (victims and perpetrators) Scott Obach
2:30 PM	320	Prediction of Human Drug-drug Interactions from In vitro Mechanism-based CYP3A4 Inhibition Magang Shou
3:10 PM		Break
3:30 PM	321	Induction of drug-metabolizing enzymes: In vitro studies, IVIVC and the emerging role of xenosensors in endobiotic homeostasis Andrew Parkinson
4:10 PM	322	Reaction Phenotyping: In Vitro Studies and In Vitro- In Vivo Correlations Hongjian Zhang


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 1:50 PM-5:20 PM
207 (Pfahler Hall)
Success Factors for a Consulting Practice in Chemistry
This seminar is designed for consultants and those considering consulting as a career or a sideline. Key issues such as finding clients, r�sum�s and other literature, marketing and sales, how much to charge, legal and tax considerations will be discussed, and several consultants will share their experiences, good and bad.
Sponsor:	Chemical Consultants Network (CCN)
Organizer:	William C. Golton
Presider:	William C. Golton
1:50 PM	153	Success Factors for a Career as a Chemistry Consultant: An Introduction William C. Golton
2:10 PM	154	Seven Practical Marketing Methods for Growing a Successful Chemical Consulting Business Marc Halpern
2:50 PM		Break
3:10 PM	156	Legal Aspects of a Professional Consulting Practice Michael J. DeLaurentis
3:50 PM	155	Consulting Network Organizations Boyd Sorenson
4:10 PM	157	Some Learnings of Chemical Consultants: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Michael P. Bigwood, Stanley C. Bell, Frederick N. Hartman
4:50 PM		Panel Discussion


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
209 (Pfahler Hall)
Sirtuin Biochemistry: The Biological Chemistry of Aging
The session is intended to discuss the latest developments in this field. Sirtuins have recently been implicated in increasing longevity when activated (either genetically or through small molecules), and as such have high interest as research topics in the academia and industry.
Sponsor:	ACS Division of Biological Chemistry (BIOL)
Organizer:	Benjamin Schwartz
Presider:	Benjamin Schwartz
9:00 AM	42	Sirtuins catalyze protein deacetylation and ADP-ribosylation:insights and mechanisms Anthony A. Sauve
9:40 AM	43	Structure and chemistry of sirtuins Ronen Marmorstein
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	44	Chemistry and biology of the NAD⁺-dependent protein deacetylases John Denu, Brian Smith, William Hallows, Terri Kowieski, Susan Lee
11:20 AM	45	Neuronal SIRT1 activation as a novel mechanism underlying the prevention of Alzheimer's diease amyloid neuropathology by calorie restriction Giulio M. Pasinetti


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 8:40 AM-11:50 AM
107 (Pfahler Hall)
Carbon Nanotubes
Carbon Nanotubes Carbon nanotubes have been suggested as the basis of new sensors and other electronic devices. Key to such applications is a fundamental understanding of their properties and how they interact with their environments. The symposium will bring together experts in this field. Experimental and theoretical papers are invited.
Organizer:	Eric Borguet
Presider:	Eric Borguet
8:40 AM	1	Chemical and Physical Experiments with Liquids Confined in Nanotube Channels Yury Gogotsi, Davide Mattia, Guzeliya Korneva
9:20 AM	2	Interaction of alcohols with carbon nanotubes: implications for electrical properties Mark D. Ellison, Steven T. Morris, Matthew R. Sender, Jennifer Brigham, Nicholas E. Padgett
9:40 AM	3	The Tangled Carbon Nanotuble Patent Lanscape; Implications for the Chemical Industry Raj Bawa
10:00 AM		Break
10:10 AM	4	Small Wonder: Carbon Nanotubes Balaji Panchapakesan
10:50 AM	5	Interaction of acetone with single wall carbon nanotubes: FTIR and TPD study Dmitry V. Kazachkin, Xue Feng, Seokjoon Kwon, NIkolay N. Dementev, Radisav Vidic, Eric Borguet
11:10 AM	6	Multifunctional Nanotubes with Particles Embedded in their Walls Davide Mattia, Guzeliya Korneva, Gennady Friedman, Yury Gogotsi
11:30 AM	7	Uniaxial Pressing of Carbon Nanotube Films Gregory A. Konesky


Wednesday, 16 May 2007: 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Auditorium (100) (Pfahler Hall)
Cope Scholars Award Symposium I: Michael P. Doyle

Sponsor:	ACS Division of Organic Chemistry (ORGN)
Organizer:	Scott Sieburth
Presider:	Scott Sieburth
9:00 AM	26	Mixed Isotope Labeling as Proof of Shape Selectivity in Zeolite Catalysis Bruce R. Cook
9:40 AM	27	Aggregative Growth of Colloidal Nanocrystals: Kinetics and Mechanism William E. Buhro
10:20 AM		Break
10:40 AM	28	Terminal Olefins through Cobalt-Catalyzed Alkene Dimerization Richard D. Broene, Ethan Van Arnam, Laura Onderko, William M. Lamanna, Anthony Volpe Jr, Maurice Brookhart
11:20 AM	29	The Magic of Dirhodium in Catalysis Michael P. Doyle


Thursday, 17 May 2007: 7:00 AM-8:30 AM
Wismer Hall
Directors' Breakfast

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59. Sessions: S3637 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:14 2007)

60. Sessions: S3643 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:48 2007)

61. Sessions: S3644 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:37 2007)

62. Sessions: S3645 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:14 2007)

63. Sessions: S3648 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:13 2007)

64. Sessions: S3716 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:25 2007)

65. Sessions: S3722 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:15:21 2007)

66. Sessions: S3761 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:23 2007)

67. Sessions: S3765 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:50 2007)

68. Sessions: S3789 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:19 2007)

69. Sessions: S3790 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:44 2007)

70. Sessions: S3821 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:13:26 2007)

71. Sessions: S3872 (updated Thu Jul 5 11:14:14 2007)