PHYSTuesday, 30 August 2005

8:20 AM-11:00 AM Washington DC Convention Center -- 143A, Oral
Physical Chemistry Curriculum Reform Update: Where Are We Now and Where Are we Going?
Organizer:Tracy A. Schoolcraft
Organizer, Presiding:Mark D. Ellison
8:20 AMStrategies for engaging, leading, and supporting undergraduate and high school students in computational and theoretical chemistry research projects
Robert Q. Topper
9:00 AMTeaching physical chemistry with models and simulations
Jurgen Schnitker
9:20 AMIntermission
9:40 AMPhysical chemistry concepts practiced in drug discovery
Neysa Nevins, Kate Smith
10:20 AMVisualization and understanding in a computational chemistry laboratory
Roseanne J. Sension
10:40 AM“Partial derivatives, are you kidding?”: Teaching thermodynamics using virtual substance
Chrystal D. Bruce, John M. Papanikolas

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