Teaching, Undergraduate

Chemistry readies for hybrid learning this fall

Instructors have revised their plans for fall significantly, including developing new materials to support hybrid learning.

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Research, Faculty/Staff

Storing energy in red bricks

Red bricks can be converted into energy storage units that can be charged to hold electricity, like a battery.

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Graduate/Postdoc, Teaching

Catalysts for Change shares STEM with local high school girls

Graduate students in the Department of Chemistry promote “STEMinism for all.”

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Metalloenzyme mastery

Metalloenzyme mastery

Science research roundup: June 2020

Science research roundup: June 2020

Helium shortage has ended, at least for now

Helium shortage has ended, at least for now

Patti a finalist for prestigious Blavatnik young scientist award

Patti a finalist for prestigious Blavatnik young scientist award

Antibiotic-destroying genes widespread in bacteria in soil and on people

Antibiotic-destroying genes widespread in bacteria in soil and on people

Cutting-edge computing paves way to future of NMR spectroscopy

Cutting-edge computing paves way to future of NMR spectroscopy

Gemmell awarded NSF-sponsored industry internship

Gemmell awarded NSF-sponsored industry internship

Science research roundup: Spring 2020

Science research roundup: Spring 2020

Delawder honored with PEO Scholar Award

Delawder honored with PEO Scholar Award

2020 Chemistry Awards

2020 Chemistry Awards

How ACS local sections are supporting their communities during COVID-19

How ACS local sections are supporting their communities during COVID-19

Teaching online during a pandemic is hard, and it’s harder for these kinds of classes

Teaching online during a pandemic is hard, and it’s harder for these kinds of classes

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