Academic · Seminar

Veronica Augustyn (North Carolina State University)

The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry hosts Veronica Augustyn from NC State University for an academic seminar.

Wed, 18 Nov 2026 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (America/Indiana/Indianapolis) Hesburgh Library Notre Dame , Indiana
The University of Notre Dame's Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry invites you to an academic seminar featuring Veronica Augustyn, a distinguished professor from North Carolina State University. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore advanced research in materials science and engineering. Held at the Hesburgh Library, the seminar is designed to foster intellectual growth and collaboration among students and faculty. Join us for an engaging presentation by a leader in the field.

What to Expect

A professional academic presentation followed by a brief Q&A session.

Who Should Attend

  • Chemistry students
  • Faculty members
  • Materials science researchers
  • Academic professionals

Agenda Overview

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Seminar presentation.
Venue & Address
Hesburgh Library
Hesburgh Library
Notre Dame , Indiana
United States
Organizer
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry · University Department
The academic department at the University of Notre Dame.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the speaker?
Veronica Augustyn from North Carolina State University.
Where is the event?
Hesburgh Library, University of Notre Dame.
What time is the seminar?
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Is registration required?
Please check the official Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry website.
Who can attend?
The event is primarily for the university community.
Is there a fee?
Academic seminars are typically free for students and faculty.
Tags
Chemistry Materials Science Academic Seminar Notre Dame Research
Summary
Academic seminar featuring Veronica Augustyn at the University of Notre Dame.
Highlights
  • Guest lecture by Veronica Augustyn
  • Materials science research discussion
  • Hosted by Chemistry & Biochemistry Dept
  • Located at Hesburgh Library
  • Open to university community
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