Department News
- Assistant Professor of Teaching Whitney Duim was selected to receive a Faculty Development Award for 2025-26. Administered through the Office of the Provost, these quarter-long awards "release recipients from teaching duties and service responsibilities for one quarter, thereby allowing them to give undivided attention to scholarly or creative pursuits.
- The 2025 Richard Larock Undergraduate Research Conference is now accepting abstracts! More information here!
- Congrats to Assistant Professor Elizabeth Neumann who has a chapter detailing her personal and professional journey in STEM recently published in "Women in Life Sciences: Pioneers of Progress and Innovation". Check it out!
- Be sure to read a recent Letters & Sciences article about Assistant Professor Elizabeth Neumann efforts to advance imaging technology to improve medicine and health outcomes.
- Cheers for the Franz lab receiving a new STAIR grant for Developing innovative vaccine platforms for the livestock population, check out the recent article about this exciting research!
- Double congratulations to Dr. Angela Shiau in the Britt group, for her new NIH F32 grant, Spectroscopic Characterization of Enzymatic Intermediates with FeS Clusters, plus her new Nature paper with the Tezcan group at UCSD!
- Assistant Professor Chenchen Song has received a NSF CAREER award to support her research in quantum chemistry method development for simulating photoreactions in biological environments. Congratulations!
- Osvaldo Gutierrez, a former Ph.D. student in Dean Tantillo's lab, has accepted a prestigious faculty position in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at UCLA. Congratulations, Osvaldo, on this significant achievement! Check out more of the story!
- Professor R. David Britt is the 2024 Distinguished Alumnus Awardee for the NC State University College of Sciences! Congratulations!
- Daniel Suess, a former postdoc in Dr. Britt's lab and current faculty member at MIT, has been awarded tenure. Congratulations, Dan!
- New academic year, new Chemistry building! Letters and Science recently covered the new building updates and additions to the Chemistry building here.
- Check out this story featuring Marie Heffern and her path to tenure!
