Academic · Lecture

Mingyi Xie (University of Florida)

A guest lecture by Dr. Mingyi Xie from the University of Florida at Notre Dame.

Wed, 26 Aug 2026 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) Hesburgh Library Notre Dame , Indiana
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of Notre Dame welcomes Dr. Mingyi Xie from the University of Florida for an academic lecture. Dr. Xie, an accomplished researcher in the field of biochemistry, will present her latest findings in this one-hour session. The event is held in the Hesburgh Library, offering a valuable opportunity for students and faculty to engage with cutting-edge research and academic discourse within the scientific community.

What to Expect

An academic presentation followed by a Q&A session on biochemistry topics.

Who Should Attend

  • Chemistry students
  • Faculty members
  • Biochemistry researchers
  • Academic professionals

Agenda Overview

The lecture is scheduled from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM in 107 Hesburgh Library.
Venue & Address
Hesburgh Library
Hesburgh Library
Notre Dame , Indiana – 46556
United States
Organizer
University of Notre Dame Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry · Academic Department
The chemistry department at the University of Notre Dame.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the speaker?
Dr. Mingyi Xie from the University of Florida.
Where is the event?
107 Hesburgh Library, Notre Dame, IN.
Is there a fee?
University events are typically free.
What is the topic?
Biochemistry research.
Is registration required?
Check the department website for details.
Who is hosting?
The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Notre Dame.
Tags
Chemistry Biochemistry Lecture Academic Notre Dame Science
Summary
Guest lecture by biochemist Dr. Mingyi Xie.
Highlights
  • Expert guest speaker
  • Biochemistry research
  • Academic networking
  • University of Notre Dame event
  • Hesburgh Library venue
  • Scientific presentation
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