04/29/04	Professor Neal R. Armstrong, The University of Arizona
	"Disks to Rods: New Molecular Electronic Materials from Simple Disk-Shaped Dye Molecules"
04/15/03	Professor Dennis L. Lichtenberger, The University of Arizona
	"Where Are the Electrons and What Are They Doing There? Applications of Gas-Phase Photoelectron Spectroscopy to Biology, Catalysis, and New and Unusual Molecules"
04/30/02	Professor Alan G. Marshall, Florida State University
	"Accuate Mass Measurment: Taking Full Analytical Advantage of Nature's Isotopic Complexity"
04/29/01	Professor Robert J. Angelici, Iowa State University
	"Catalysis by Metal Complexes Tethered on Silica-Supported Metals"
02/29/00	Professor Kendall N. Houk, University of California, Los Angeles
	"Reactions: Grom Femtosecond Dynamics to Antobody Catalysis"
04/15/99	Professor Malcolm D. Ingram, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
	"The Science of Glassy Materials"
04/07/98	Professor Jerry L. Atwood, University of Missouri, Columbia
	"Non-Covalent Synthesis of Large Supramolecular Assemblies
04/24/97	Professor Galen D. Stucky, University of California, Santa Barbara
	"The Organic/Inorganic Interface and Materials Synthesis in the Nano- to Macroscale Continuum"
04/18/96	Profesor F. Fleming Crim, University of Wisconsin, Madison
	"Vibrational State Control of Chemistry : Exciting the Reaction Coordinate in Bimolecular Reaction and Photodissociation"
04/21/95	Professor John L. Margrave, Rice University
	"An Alchemist's Dream? The Synthesis of Diamond!"
03/18/94	Professor John T. Yates, Jr., University of Pittsburgh
	"The Chemistry of the Dangling Bond at the Si(100) Surface."
04/27/93	Dr. D. Bruce Chase, DuPont Science and Engineering Labs
	"Fourier Transform Raman Spectroscopy: The Importance of the Right Questions in Research."
03/16/92	Professor Richard E. Smalley, Rice University
	"Doping the Fullerenes."
04/02/91	Professor Fred Basolo, Northwestern University
	"Kinetics and Mechanisms of Reactions of metal Carbonyls Revisited."
03/27/90	Professor Jeanette Grasselli, Ohio University
	"Solving Chemical Problems in Industry."
04/25/89	Professor Daryle H. Busch, University of Kansas
	"Application of Inclusion Chemistry to Biomimicry - Holey Molecules as Heme Protein Models."

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