Edward Mack, Jr. Lecture - Prof. Tehshik Yoon

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March 24, 2022
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Location
Evans 1008 (R) Stillman 100 (F)

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Add to Calendar 2022-03-24 16:00:00 2022-03-24 17:00:00 Edward Mack, Jr. Lecture - Prof. Tehshik Yoon Prof. Tehshik Yoon, University Wisconsin- Madison Host: Chem Talks 3/24/22 Evans Lab 1008 General Lecture 3/25/22 Stillman Hall 100 Technical Talk   The Edward Mack, Jr. Lectures   Professor Edward Mack, Jr. was a long time faculty member of the Chemistry Department at The Ohio State University. After fourteen years as chairman, he resigned in October, 1955, to be devoted full time to teaching and research. Not long thereafter his friends and former students learned of his death in June, 1956. Professor Mack's research interests included the determina- tion of the sizes and shapes of molecules from collision cross-sections using kinetic gas measurements. He also studied the rates and mechanisms of gas phase reactions, surface films, and biochemical problems. Professor Mack is remembered as a man of great energy and enthusiasm for research as well as his students. Professor Mack became a member of the faculty at Ohio State in 1919 when he immediately began to take a personal interest in graduate students. He was their continual advocate, aiding his students through difficult years by soliciting grants from many companies and businesses. In many cases, he even took funds out of his own pocket for their support. Professor Mack was entirely dedicated to his graduate students, both scientifically and personally. In this spirit, the graduate students are responsible for every aspect of the Mack Memorial Award. Graduate Students participate in the Mack Memorial Award by serving on the Mack Award's committee, nominating individuals, voting for the Mack Award recipient, and, of course, for attending the talks and joining the celebration. Previous Lecturers: 2021 - Yogesh Surendranath 2020 - Melanie Sanford 2019 - Cynthia Friend 2018 - Peidong Yang 2017 - David MacMillan 2016 - Omar Yaghi 2015 - George Whitesides 2014 - Robert S. Langer 2013 - T. Don Tilley 2012 - Sunney Xie 2011 - Vincent Rotello 2010 - Chad A. Mirkin Note: This lecture was made possible by financial support from the Dr. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. Endowed Fund in Chemistry, the Dr. Kurt L. Loening Endowment Fund in Chemical Nomenclature and Chemical Information, the Chemistry Lecture Fund, as well as numerous other donors. Evans 1008 (R) Stillman 100 (F) Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry chem-biochem@osu.edu America/New_York public
March 25, 2022
10:00AM - 11:00AM
Location
Evans 1008 (R) Stillman 100 (F)

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Add to Calendar 2022-03-25 10:00:00 2022-03-25 11:00:00 Edward Mack, Jr. Lecture - Prof. Tehshik Yoon Prof. Tehshik Yoon, University Wisconsin- Madison Host: Chem Talks 3/24/22 Evans Lab 1008 General Lecture 3/25/22 Stillman Hall 100 Technical Talk   The Edward Mack, Jr. Lectures   Professor Edward Mack, Jr. was a long time faculty member of the Chemistry Department at The Ohio State University. After fourteen years as chairman, he resigned in October, 1955, to be devoted full time to teaching and research. Not long thereafter his friends and former students learned of his death in June, 1956. Professor Mack's research interests included the determina- tion of the sizes and shapes of molecules from collision cross-sections using kinetic gas measurements. He also studied the rates and mechanisms of gas phase reactions, surface films, and biochemical problems. Professor Mack is remembered as a man of great energy and enthusiasm for research as well as his students. Professor Mack became a member of the faculty at Ohio State in 1919 when he immediately began to take a personal interest in graduate students. He was their continual advocate, aiding his students through difficult years by soliciting grants from many companies and businesses. In many cases, he even took funds out of his own pocket for their support. Professor Mack was entirely dedicated to his graduate students, both scientifically and personally. In this spirit, the graduate students are responsible for every aspect of the Mack Memorial Award. Graduate Students participate in the Mack Memorial Award by serving on the Mack Award's committee, nominating individuals, voting for the Mack Award recipient, and, of course, for attending the talks and joining the celebration. Previous Lecturers: 2021 - Yogesh Surendranath 2020 - Melanie Sanford 2019 - Cynthia Friend 2018 - Peidong Yang 2017 - David MacMillan 2016 - Omar Yaghi 2015 - George Whitesides 2014 - Robert S. Langer 2013 - T. Don Tilley 2012 - Sunney Xie 2011 - Vincent Rotello 2010 - Chad A. Mirkin Note: This lecture was made possible by financial support from the Dr. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. Endowed Fund in Chemistry, the Dr. Kurt L. Loening Endowment Fund in Chemical Nomenclature and Chemical Information, the Chemistry Lecture Fund, as well as numerous other donors. Evans 1008 (R) Stillman 100 (F) Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry chem-biochem@osu.edu America/New_York public
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Prof. Tehshik Yoon, University Wisconsin- Madison
Host: Chem Talks

3/24/22
Evans Lab 1008
General Lecture

3/25/22
Stillman Hall 100
Technical Talk

 

The Edward Mack, Jr. Lectures

 

Edward Mack Jr Headshot

Professor Edward Mack, Jr. was a long time faculty member of the Chemistry Department at The Ohio State University. After fourteen years as chairman, he resigned in October, 1955, to be devoted full time to teaching and research. Not long thereafter his friends and former students learned of his death in June, 1956.

Professor Mack's research interests included the determina- tion of the sizes and shapes of molecules from collision cross-sections using kinetic gas measurements. He also studied the rates and mechanisms of gas phase reactions, surface films, and biochemical problems. Professor Mack is remembered as a man of great energy and enthusiasm for research as well as his students.

Professor Mack became a member of the faculty at Ohio State in 1919 when he immediately began to take a personal interest in graduate students. He was their continual advocate, aiding his students through difficult years by soliciting grants from many companies and businesses. In many cases, he even took funds out of his own pocket for their support. Professor Mack was entirely dedicated to his graduate students, both scientifically and personally. In this spirit, the graduate students are responsible for every aspect of the Mack Memorial Award.

Graduate Students participate in the Mack Memorial Award by serving on the Mack Award's committee, nominating individuals, voting for the Mack Award recipient, and, of course, for attending the talks and joining the celebration.


Previous Lecturers:

2021 - Yogesh Surendranath

2020 - Melanie Sanford

2019 - Cynthia Friend

2018 - Peidong Yang

2017 - David MacMillan

2016 - Omar Yaghi

2015 - George Whitesides

2014 - Robert S. Langer

2013 - T. Don Tilley

2012 - Sunney Xie

2011 - Vincent Rotello

2010 - Chad A. Mirkin

Note: This lecture was made possible by financial support from the Dr. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. Endowed Fund in Chemistry, the Dr. Kurt L. Loening Endowment Fund in Chemical Nomenclature and Chemical Information, the Chemistry Lecture Fund, as well as numerous other donors.

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