Alexis Blake is about to earn her Emory PhD. She plans a career in patent law “a beautiful tango of logic and feelings.”Continue readingAlexis Blake shares career journey
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Fourth-year chemistry PhD candidate Kristen Patterson explores interconnected research interests in the environment, sustainability, and environmental racism. Continue readingLGS Student Spotlight: Kristen Patterson
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded $640,000 to William Wuest, Emory professor of chemistry, to further his lab’s development of agrochemicals inspired by compounds found in nature. The goal is to find novel and sustainable ways to combat bacterial and fungal plant pathogens that cause blight, destroying major quantities of food crops.Continue readingNSF funds Emory quest to develop agrochemicals inspired by nature
Emory professor of chemistry Bill Wuest started the Emory Biotech Consulting Club (EBCC). The club, now in its fourth year, offers students hands-on experience with the business side of science by working with biotech startups to help develop business plans and strategies.Continue readingEmory Biotech Consulting Club highlights alternative career paths for life science PhDs
Senior Chemistry Unbound major Ayjha Brown received a travel award to attend and present at the annual ABRCMS conference.Continue readingAyjha Brown receives ABRCMS travel award
https://inchemistry.acs.org/student-chapters/emory-university-hosts-community-events.htmlContinue readingChEmory featured in ACS inChemistry student magazine
The American Physical Society has named Emory biophysicist Laura Finzi and physical chemist Michael Heaven as among its 2023 Fellows, a distinction given to researchers who have made significant contributions to the application of physics to science and technology and advanced physics through original research.Continue readingEmory professors Laura Finzi and Michael Heaven named American Physical Society Fellows
“We’re opening a promising pathway for the development of new antibiotics to treat drug-resistant infections,” says Christine Dunham, co-corresponding author of the paper and a professor in Emory’s Department of Chemistry and the Emory Antibiotic Resistance Center.Continue readingDunham lab explores antimicrobial that shuts down bacterial growth without harming human cells
The Catalysis Innovation Consortium (CIC) held its first annual meeting September 21-23 on the Emory Campus. The CIC is the legacy of the NSF Center for Selective C-H Functionalization.Continue readingCatalysis Innovation Consortium holds first annual meeting at Emory
Emory Wheel reported on a recent grant made to chemistry’s Khalid Salaita to establish a research center focused on Molecular Mechanobiology.Continue readingEmory Wheel features Center for Molecular Mechanobiology led by Khalid Salaita
Throughout his multi-decade career, Dennis Liotta has been instrumental in the creation of novel therapies that have benefited millions of lives around the world. Continue readingDennis Liotta honored at White House for innovation in HIV treatment
he National Science Foundation has awarded $800,000 to a team including Emory chemist William Wuest that will use artificial intelligence to develop next-generation disinfectants against resistant bacteria. Continue readingBill Wuest part of team using AI to develop next-generation disinfectants