Course Offerings: Waterloo

CHEM 710/7100 - Electrochemistry

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: R. Smith | Discipline: Inorganic | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 731/7310 - Biomolecular Modelling

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: S. Kalyaanamoorthy | Discipline: Biochemistry | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 740/7400 - Spin-based Quantum Information Processing

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: J.D. Baugh | Discipline: Theoretical | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 750/7500-01 - Atomic and Molecular Clusters

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: S. Hopkins | Discipline: Physical | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 760/7600 - Transition Metal Catalyzed Reactions in Organic Synthesis

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: D. Schipper | Discipline: Organic | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 773-7730 - Aqueous Self-Assembly

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: X. Wang | Discipline: Polymer | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 784/7840 - Literature Review

Semester: Fall 2026 Professor: V. Karanassios | | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 713/7130 - Inorganic Solid State Materials

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: H. Kleinke | Discipline: Inorganic | Campus: Waterloo
This course is concerned with the relations between crystal structure and electronic structure. The major goal is to understand and be able to predict materials properties solely based on the structure. Basic knowledge of simple solid state structures (e.g. NaCl, TiO2, CdI2, NiAs, MoS2 etc.) is highly recommended. Structure/materials families will comprise metals, semiconductors, superconductors, and (Mott and topological) insulators. Topics ...

CHEM 720/7200-01 - Chemical Spectroscopy for Biomedical Applications

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: Jung-Ho Yu | Discipline: Analytical | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 720/7200-02 - Introduction of Experimental Design and Chemometrics

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: T. Gorecki | Discipline: Analytical | Campus: Waterloo
Experimentation is one of the foundational pillars of science. Any theoretical hypothesis that is formulated must ultimately be proved or disproved by experiments. While the scientific method is generally intuitively understood by researchers, not all of them fully realize how various controllable and uncontrollable factors might affect their results. Also, the approach to experimentation is often far from optimal. The course will try to fill these voids by exploring the areas mentioned ...

CHEM 731/7310-02 - Proteins

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: E. Meiering | Discipline: Biochemistry | Campus: Waterloo
Discussion of specialized topics related to the research interests of the members of the Centre. For example, recent offerings have included: Metalloproteins and Metalloenzymes; Heme Proteins; Chemistry of Enzymatic Reaction Mechanisms; Peptides –  Synthesis, Structure and Function; Food Enzymology; Advanced Microbial Physicology; NMR in Biological Systems. Proteins, with their amazing complexity and diversity, have become very well characterized and increasingly designable, ...

CHEM 740/7400 - Computation Chemistry in the Age of AI

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: Conrard Giresse Tetsassi Feugmo | Discipline: Theoretical | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 7500-02/NANO 602 - Structure and Spectroscopy of Nanoscale Materials

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: P. Radovanovic | Discipline: Physical | Campus: Waterloo
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CHEM 770/7700-01 - Polymerization Beyond Radical and Condensation Polymerization

Semester: Winter 2026 Professor: J. Duhamel | Discipline: Polymer | Campus: Waterloo
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