Events
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Events
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Sarafan ChEM-H Coffee & Conversation
-Stanford ChEM-H Buidling, Second Floor (common area near the elevators) -
Sarafan ChEM-H Special Seminar: Learning and Designing Molecular Interactions
Dr. Chloe Hsu, Safe Superintelligence Inc.-ChEM-H / Neuro Research Complex , Room E153 (Entrance across from Kali) -
Sarafan ChEM-H Research in Progress Series (RiPS), Winter 2026
Yitong Ma, Qi Lab-ChEM-H/Neuro Research Complex, Seminar Room E153 -
Sarafan ChEM-H Research in Progress Series (RiPS), Winter 2026
Jan Spaas, Long Lab-ChEM-H/Neuro Research Complex, Seminar Room E153 -
Sarafan ChEM-H Research in Progress Series (RiPS), Winter 2026
Kang Yong Loh, Deisseroth & Bertozzi Labs, CBI Graduate Student-ChEM-H/Neuro Research Complex, Seminar Room E153 -
Sarafan ChEM-H Special Seminar: Machine Learning for Structural Biology - From Single Structures to Visual Proteomics
Prof. Ellen Zhong, Princeton University-ChEM-H / Neuro Research Complex , Room E153 (Entrance across from Kali) -
Sarafan ChEM-H Special Seminar: From Overlooked Data to Drug Design - Learning from Nature's Experiments
Dr. Alan Amin, New York University-ChEM-H / Neuro Research Complex , Room E153 (Entrance across from Kali) -
Sarafan ChEM-H Research in Progress Series (RiPS), Winter 2026
Michelle Lee, Rogala & Gray Labs, CBI Graduate Student-ChEM-H/Neuro Research Complex, Seminar Room E153 -
Sarafan ChEM-H Special Seminar: From Molecular Synthesis to Supramolecular Structure - Deciphering the Activity of RNA Lipid Nanoparticles
Dr. Marshall Padilla, University of Pennsylvania-ChEM-H / Neuro Research Complex , Room E153 (Entrance across from Kali) -
Sarafan ChEM-H Special Seminar: Re-engineering Protein Engineering for Organic Solvents
Dr. Samuel (Channel) Thompson, Stanford University-ChEM-H / Neuro Research Complex , Room E153 (Entrance across from Kali) -
Sarafan ChEM-H 10th Annual Chemistry/Biology Interface (CBI) Retreat
Keynote speaker: Prof. Kevan Shokat, UCSFMunger Hall -
CRB60
A Symposium Celebrating Carolyn Bertozzi’s Legacy and Impact on Chemical Biology-Paul Berg Auditorium, Stanford University
