On Monday, May 13th, the Department of Chemistry celebrated the graduation of 104 undergraduate chemistry majors and 21 new PhDs. Congratulations to all of our graduates! Afoma Deborah Afobunor Feven Tadessa Alemu Otgonjargal Altangerel Fabliha A. Anam Netra Anand Up Next: Graduate School, Public Health Nicholas W. Arehart Up Next: Marketing Operations Analyst,…Continue readingCongratulations, 2018-2019 Graduates!
In her C&EN column, “Office Hours”, Emory Department of Chemistry professor Jen Heemstra discusses how mental wellness for grad students and postdocs begins with faculty.
Continue readingFor grad students and postdocs, mental health begins with faculty
May 2019 publications from the Emory University Department of Chemistry.Continue readingMay research round up
“Applying 411” is a special blog series about applying to graduate school in chemistry–at Emory and in general. The goal of this series is to demystify the process and help applicants feel confident as they seek a home for their graduate studies.Continue readingThe cost of applying to graduate school
Joel Bowman is recognized with the Alexander von Humboldt Award, a recognition of previous research and international collaboration…and an opportunity to pursue new collaborations through research and teaching abroad.Continue readingJoel Bowman awarded Alexander von Humboldt Research Award
The “Biological Discovery through Chemical Innovation” initiative is led by professors Haian Fu and Huw Davies.Continue readingNew Emory initiatives drive innovation in the basic sciences
“Applying 411” is a special blog series about applying to graduate school in chemistry–at Emory and in general. The goal of this series is to demystify the process and help applicants feel confident as they seek a home for their graduate studies.Continue readingRequesting reference letters
Jen Heemstra discusses overcoming imposter syndrome in her C&EN column, “Office Hours”.Continue readingHow to combat imposter syndrome
A refugee raised in Atlanta, Samuel Zinga plans to pursue both a PhD and MD. Along with extensive academic research, his legacy at Emory includes building an education pipeline for other refugee, immigrant and low-income students.Continue readingMcMullan Award recipient excels in science while striving to give back
The Emory Biotech Consulting Club, founded by members of the Wuest Lab and supported in part by Dennis Liotta, is featured in a recent Emory News report. The article includes quotes from Henry Zecca (Jui Group) and Bill Wuest. Young Emory scientists wanted a taste of what biotech business careers might be like. So they…Continue readingEBCC Featured in Emory News
A new club developed in chemistry and supported by the Laney Graduate School offers unique opportunities for graduate scholars and postdoc interested in biotech consulting careers.Continue readingConsulting club gives students rapid intro to biotech business
July 2019 publications from the Emory University Department of Chemistry.Continue readingApril research round up
