Welcome to the Methods In Chemistry Seminar (MICS) website



MICS thanks UCSU for funding!

Want feedback on a technique that you haven't necessarily perfected yet?
Interested in learning more about the chemistry your fellow graduate students and post docs do?

Come to the Methods In Chemistry Seminar (MICS), organized by and for graduate students and post docs in chemistry.

MICS features weekly speakers from our program, plenty of time for discussion, and refreshments, all in a relaxed environment. Presenters are encouraged to focus on the methods and techniques used in their research.

When: NEW TIME:Wednesdays at lunch!!

Where: New room for FALL 2007: Ek S 274

Directions: TBA

Suggestions for Speakers: Talks should be about 40 minutes in length, so that, including questions and discussion, the seminar is limited to about an hour. They should focus on methods and techniques (experimental or theoretical), and be geared towards an interdivisional audience. The Methods In Chemistry Seminar (MICS) was conceived as a way for graduate students and post docs to learn about the variety of research being done in our department. In an effort to encourage questions and discussion, and to keep things fun and informative, the seminar is expressly by and for graduate students and post docs.

General info: Contact Matthew.Macleod@colorado.edu or  Anthony.Morfa@colorado.edu or  Elisa.M.Miller@colorado.edu

MICS mailing list= Grad student mailing list: Contact Maia Whitaker if you want to get on the list to receive email reminders about upcoming talks.

Fall 2007 schedule

Spring 2006 schedule

Fall 2005 schedule

Spring 2005 schedule

Fall 2004 schedule

Spring 2004 schedule


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updated 09.26.07