ChEmory, Emory’s award-winning undergraduate ACS club, sent three members to this the ACS Spring national meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana. The meeting took place on March 26-30. In addition to participating in the conference, the ChEmory members accepted the ACS Honorable Mention Chapter Award on behalf of ChEmory. Check out their first-person accounts of the conference experience…Continue readingFirst Person: ChEmory at ACS
Teaching an interdisciplinary course offers an opportunity for a graduate scholar to reflect on how science can have an impact outside the lab. Continue readingWhat it means to be a teacher
Chemistry graduate scholar Gokul Raghunath and colleague Lyndie Wood report on their experience at the AAAS Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering workshop.Continue readingCatalyzing advocacy in science and engineering
Laura Briggs explores the intersection between dance and chemistry.Continue readingNotes from a dancing scientist
Laura Briggs reports on their research experience on a trip to the WaterHub with Dr. Jeremy Weaver’s analytical chemistry class.Continue readingAnalytical chemistry out of the lab and into the WaterHub
Laura Briggs reports on a field trip to the WaterHub at Emory with her analytical chemistry class.Continue readingDiscovering the WaterHub at Emory
Morgan Bair Vaughn discusses her work with temperature jump spectroscopy in the Dyer Group.Continue readingA unique method for studying enzymes
Luyao Zou uses PDS funds to visit the world’s largest radio telescope at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.Continue readingPDS training at the world’s largest radio telescope
