Neil Garg to speak at Lectures on Tap in August
5 days ago
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Distinguished Kenneth N. Trueblood Professor, Neil Garg, will speak at the popular Lectures on Tap series this summer. Lectures on Tap is a prominent event series where professors and experts […]
Joseph Loo awarded honorary degree by Clarkson University, delivers commencement address
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At Clarkson University’s commencement ceremony on May 9, 2026, Professor Joseph Loo received an honorary Doctor of Science degree and delivered the commencement address. Clarkson University recognized Loo for his […]
The 2026 Organic Graduate Symposium
3 weeks ago
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This year’s annual Organic Graduate Symposium, held in the Yoo Conference Hall and Collaboratory on June 12, 2026, featured brilliant talks by 16 chemistry graduate students. The annual Organic Graduate […]
Teacher-Scholar News
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This summer, we welcome our newest Teacher-Scholars, Dr. Lindsey Anderson, Dr. Maya Pathuri, and Dr. Kay Xia. Our Teacher-Scholar program allows postdoctoral scholars to experience research and teaching at the […]
Matthew Nava receives NSF Early Career Development Award
4 weeks ago
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Professor Matthew Nava has received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award from the National Science Foundation. “I am extremely grateful for the support provided by the National Science Foundation […]
Xiangfeng Duan receives 2026 Nano Research Award for pioneering advances in low-dimensional materials
4 weeks ago
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Professor Xiangfeng Duan has been selected to receive the 2026 Nano Research Award in recognition of his pioneering contributions to the synthesis, integration, and discovery of novel properties in low-dimensional […]
Justin Caram explains the chemistry behind erasers in Popular Science magazine
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Professor Justin Caram is featured in a recent Popular Science article, “How Do Erasers Actually Work? It’s Surprisingly Complicated,” explaining the molecular science behind one of the world’s most familiar classroom […]
Paul S. Weiss and postdoctoral alum Naihao Chiang selected for prestigious 2026 American Vacuum Society (AVS) Awards
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Professor Paul S. Weiss has been selected to receive the 2026 Medard W. Welch Award, the top research award from the American Vacuum Society (AVS), and postdoctoral alumnus, Professor Naihao […]