The Department of Chemistry is hiring an Assistant Professor and a Lecturer to start in Fall 2020.Continue readingWe are hiring: Assistant Professor and Lecturer
When is it time to leave a PhD program?
In her C&EN column, “Office Hours”, Emory Department of Chemistry professor Jen Heemstra argues that getting a master’s degree is a decision, not a downgrade.
Continue readingWhen is it time to leave a PhD program?
July research round up
July 2019 publications from the Emory University Department of Chemistry.Continue readingJuly research round up
Emory graduate chemists are
‘super heroes’ in fight against ‘superbugs’.Continue readingChemists teach old drug new tricks to target deadly staph bacteria
Bill Wuest named Leshner Fellow
Emory chemistry professor Bill Wuest advocates for public science as a 2019 Leshner Fellow in Washington, D.C.Continue readingBill Wuest named Leshner Fellow
Two chemistry graduate scholars are finalists for the 2019 Reaxys PhD Prize.Continue readingTwo graduate scholars named 2019 Reaxys Prize finalists
Gábor Czakó receives Momentum research grant
Congratulations to Dr. Gábor Czakó, who recently received the Momentum Grant of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Dr. Czakó was a postdoctoral fellow in the Bowman group and is currently an Associate Professor and the head of the Computational Reaction Dynamics Research Group at the University of Szeged (Szeged, Hungary). The Momentum Program of the…Continue readingGábor Czakó receives Momentum research grant
Graduate scholar Nick Stair has received a Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) Seed Software Fellowship. Continue readingNick Stair receives MoISSI Seed software fellowship
In her C&EN column, “Office Hours”, Emory Department of Chemistry professor Jen Heemstra discusses three things faculty can do to help their students struggling with mental health issues.
Continue readingHow to create a supportive mental health environment in your lab
June research round up
June 2019 publications from the Emory University Department of Chemistry.Continue readingJune research round up