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Mongolian BBQ
Conor O’Neil’s
Challenges in Chemistry Symposium

Prickly Pear

Parthenon
Gratzi’s
Celebrating 150 Years of Chemistry
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at the University of Michigan

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Champion House

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Chemical Tools to
Solve Biological Problems
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Friday, May 11, 2007

STATE STREET
8:30 - 6:00p.m.
Department of Chemistry
Bagels
Einstein

Mr Greek
Sabor Latino
Sushi.Come

The University of Michigan

Room 1800, Dow Chemistry Building

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Call (734)-622-5619
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This Event is Free.

No Registration Required
Dow Chemistry

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Carolyn Bertozzi Laura Kiessling Barbara Imperiali Steven Benner Harry Kroto
Chemical Tools to Solve Biological Problems Program
8:30 Coffee and Pastries in the Atrium
Friday, May 11, 2007
9:00 Welcome
Organizing Committee Dr. Bruce Roth,Vice President Chemistry Department
Pfizer Global Research and Development
Pfizer Global Research and Development
Dr. Paul Galatsis 9:05 Opening Remarks
Professor Carol Fierke, Chair
Dr. Lorna Mitchell Chemistry Department, University of Michigan
Lisa Gilbert
9:15 Professor Carolyn Bertozzi, Univ. of California, Berkley
Chemistry in Living Systems: Shedding Light on Glycans
The University of Michigan
Introduction by Kate Carroll
Professor Neil Marsh
Professor Nils Walter 10:30 Break
Patti Fitzpatrick 10:45 Professor Laura Kiessling, Univ. of Wisconsin
Illuminating Bacterial Cell Wall Biosynthesis Using Chemical Biology
Prior Symposium Topics Introduction by Jason Gestwicki

1995 Carbohydrate Chemistry 12:00 Lunch (on your own)

1996 Molecular Recognition in Drug Discovery 1:30 Professor Barbara Imperiali, MIT
Chemical Tools for the Study of Complex Biological Systems
1997 Enantioselective Catalysis
Introduction by Neil Marsh
1998 Research at the Chemistry-Biology Interface
1999 Molecular Diversity at the Interface of Chemistry and Biology 2:45 Break

2000 Biology and Chemistry of Natural Products 3:00 Professor Steven Benner
Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution
2001 Organometallic Chemistry Redesigning Nucleic Acids, Synthetic Biology, Systems Biology, and the
Personalization of Human Health Care
2002 Biosynthetic Mechanisms
Introduction by James Coward
2003 Challenges in Synthetic Organic Chemistry
4:15 Concluding Remarks
2004 Organic Chemistry: From Catalysis to the Clinic Dr. Paul Galatsis
Pfizer Global Research and Development
2005 Frontiers in Chemical Biology
2006 Frontiers in Catalysis for Chemical Synthesis 4:20 Break

4:45 Special Lecture

Sir Harold Kroto, Florida State University
Science, Society and Sustainability