Chemical Perspectives on Therapeutic Challenges and Emerging Treatment Strategies for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC) Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is an aggressive and heterogeneous subtype of breast cancer characterized by the absence of Estrogen receptor (ER), Progesterone receptor (PR), and HER2 …
Natural Products in the Atmosphere Volatile terpenes emitted from the world’s forests play a significant role in the formation of atmospheric aerosol particles, which in turn influence climate, air quality, and human health through a variety of direct and indirect …
From Graduate School to Postdoc: Lessons, Challenges, and Research Experiences The transition from graduate school to a postdoctoral position often brings changes in expectations, responsibilities, and ways of thinking about research and career goals. In this seminar, I will share my …
Digging deeper into the surface - Investigating subsurface oxygen and its reactivity in silver using lattice-gas models, DFT, and Monte Carlo simulations First-row atoms, such as hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, not only adsorb on the surface of a solid but …
Thursday April 30th, 2026 3:00pm Poster Session, CHEM 1st Floor Lobby 4:30pm Sosnovsky Lectureship Series, CHEM 110 5:30pm Questions / Answers Panel with Alumni & Sponsors, Dinner, CHEM 150 Full event information available at the following link https://uwm.edu/chemistry/outreach/annual-research-symposium/
Chemical Tools for DNA-Protein Cross-Link Formation and Study DNA-protein cross-links (DPCs) are highly toxic lesions formed via a variety of chemical pathways and as intermediates in enzyme transformations. DPCs are potent blocks of helicases, as well as DNA and RNA …
Friday May 1st, 2026 11:30am Poster Session / Lunch, CHEM 1st Floor Lobby 1:00pm Break 1:30pm Questions / Answers Panel with Alumni / Sponsors, CHEM 2nd Floor 3:00pm Sosnovsky Lectureship Series, CHEM 110 3:50pm Break 4:00pm Awards Ceremony, CHEM 110 Full event information available at the …
Sometimes DNA Damage is Only the Beginning DNA damage is detrimental to genome integrity and can be mutagenic and/or cytotoxic. The latter lie at the etiology of disease but is also the goal of many anti-cancer therapeutics. Consequently, understanding this …