Michele Stover, a graduate student in Dr. David Dixon’s group, received a second place prize at the Southeast Theoretical Chemistry Associate meeting graduate poster competition. […]
Category: Research
3-D Printing of Molecular Models
A method for 3-D printing of molecular models published by Dr. Thomas Vaid and Dr. Vincent Scalfani (UA Libraries) in the Journal of Chemical Education was highlighted in the May 19th issue of Chemical […]
Ashley Jolly Selected for Division of Organic Chemistry Graduate Research Symposium
Ashley Jolly, a PhD candidate in Dr. Marco Bonizzoni’s group, is one of approximately 50 students chosen nationwide to participate in the Division of Organic Chemistry’s Graduate Research Symposium. The […]
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Chemistry Students Win Awards at UA Undergraduate Research Conference
Congratulations to the Chemistry winners at the UA Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Conference A&S Science and Math Division, Oral Presentations 2nd Place: Megan Johnson, “Palladium-Catalyzed Direct Intramolecular Arylations Using […]
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UA Company Receives NSF Small Business Grant
ThruPore Technologies, a company started by Prof. Martin Bakker and Dr. Franchessa Sayler (PhD 2013), has received a $150,000 NSF grant to help commercialize technology developed by Prof. Bakker and […]
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Dr. Gupta to Receive CRSI Medal
Dr. Arunava Gupta will receive the Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI) Medal at the CSRI meeting in February 2014. The CRSI medal is given to chemists of Indian origin […]
Dixon Leads Computational Study of Nuclear Fuels
Dr. David Dixon is leading an effort that has been awarded 250 million process hours at Oak Ridge National Lab and Argonne National Lab to carry out theoretical understanding of […]
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Prof. Busenlehner has “Paper of the Week” in JBC
A paper co-authored by Prof. Laura Busenlehner entitled, “Escherichia coli SufE Sulfur Transfer Protein Modulates the SufS Cysteine Desulfurase through Allosteric Conformational Dynamics,” was selected as a “Paper of the Week” […]
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Robert Noyce Teacher Scholars Grant
The University of Alabama’s impact on k-12 STEM education will grow over the next five years following the announcement of a $1.45 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The Robert […]
Frantom Wins NSF Award
Dr. Patrick Frantom has received an NSF CAREER award in excess of $1 million to support his research. The CAREER is the premiere award for young faculty from the National Science […]