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The Department is fortunate to be able to host two endowed distinguished lecture series that bring outstanding chemists to campus for two-day, two-lecture visits. Listed below are descriptions of these series and the speakers who have presented lectures under them.
The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Lectures
Our Dreyfus Lecture series, inaugurated in 1968 and made possible through funding from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, brings distinguished chemists in all areas of chemistry to Dartmouth.
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1967
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George Hammond
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CalTech
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1987
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Peter Dervan
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CalTech
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1968
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Anthony Turkevich
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Chicago
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1989
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Barry Sharpless
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MIT
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1969
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Frank Westheimer
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Harvard
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1989
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Marye Anne Fox
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Texas
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1971
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Michael Kasha
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Florida State
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1991
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Jacqueline Barton
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CalTech
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1972
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E. Bright Wilson
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Harvard
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1992
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Dudley Herschbach
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Harvard
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1973
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Percy Julian
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Julian Research Institute
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1993
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John Rowlinson
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Oxford
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1974
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Paul Bartlett
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Harvard
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1994
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Robert Grubbs
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CalTech
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1974
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Carl Djerassi
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Stanford
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1995
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Richard Smalley
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Rice
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1976
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Paul Flory
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Stanford
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1996
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Jerrold Meinwald
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Cornell
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1977
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Ronald Breslow
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Columbia
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1997
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Robert Bergman
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UC Berkeley
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1978
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Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
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Oxford
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1999
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John Bercaw
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CalTech
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1979
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John Pople
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Carnegie-Mellon
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2000
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Kendall Houk
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UCLA
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1980
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Roderick Clayton
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Cornell
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2001
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Richard Saykally
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UC Berkeley
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1981
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Melvin Calvin
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UC Berkeley
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2002
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Malcolm Green
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Oxford
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1982
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Harry Gray
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CalTech
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2002
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Albert Eschenmoser
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ETH
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1983
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Nicholas Turro
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Columbia
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2004
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Sylvia Ceyer
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MIT
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1984
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John Waugh
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MIT
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2004
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Richard Schrock
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MIT
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1985
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Roald Hoffmann
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Cornell
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2006
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Jean-Marie Lehn
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Strasbourg
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1985
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Richard Zare
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Stanford
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2008
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Timothy Lodge
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Minnesota
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1986
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Henry Taube
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Stanford
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The Robert M. and Martha W. Ross Lectures
Made possible by a generous endowment from Adjunct Professor Robert M. Ross, the Ross Lecture Series brings distinguished lecturers to Dartmouth primarily in the broad areas at the interface of chemistry and biology. Prior to 1998, this series was named The Dartmouth Lectures in Chemistry.
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1986
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Jack Halpern
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Chicago
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1998
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Edward C. Taylor
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Princeton
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1987
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Edward C. Taylor
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Princeton
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1999
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Christopher Walsh
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Harvard
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1987
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Mark S. Wrighton
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MIT
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2000
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Ralph Hirschman
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Penn
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1988
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Rudolph A. Marcus
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CalTech
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2001
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Joanne Stubbe
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MIT
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1988
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Ralph F. Hirschmann
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Penn
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2002
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Dale Boger
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Scripps
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1989
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Gabor Somorjai
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UC Berkeley
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2003
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Dale Poulter
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Utah
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1989
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Richard V. Wolfenden
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UNC Chapel Hill
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2004
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Stephen J. Lippard
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MIT
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1990
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Bruno H. Zimm
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UC San Diego
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2005
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Gregory L. Verdine
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Harvard
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1991
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Ken A. Dill
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UCSF
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2006
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Stephen J. Benkovic
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Penn State
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1991
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Frank H. Westheimer
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Harvard
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2006
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Robert Grubbs
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CalTech
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1994
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Bejamin Widom
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Cornell
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2007
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Roger Y. Tsien
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HHMI
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1995
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Eric N. Jacobsen
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Harvard
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1996
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William A. Klemperer
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Harvard
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1997
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Maurice Brookhart
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UNC Chapel Hill
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