Today: Ensor Lecture presented by Marc A. Barteau, Texas A&M University

Please join us at noon today, Tuesday, Sept. 3, in the CUB Senior Ballroom on the Pullman campus for the 2024 Ensor Lecture, presented by Mark A. Barteau.

Barteau’s lecture is titled, “A personal tour of surface acid-base chemistry and catalysis: From solution to the gas phase and back again.”

Barteau is a professor in the departments of chemical engineering and chemistry at Texas A&M University, where he holds the Charles D. Holland ‘53 Chair.

A reception will be held at 10:45 a.m. in the CUB Senior Ballroom.

Event information can be found online.

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