Department of Chemistry
The excitement that is Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry provides education to both undergraduate and graduate students in chemistry. Key to the department is a faculty active in research at a world-recognized level. Research by faculty and students contribute knowledge not only to the discipline of chemistry but to a range of disciplines from biomedical, to environmental, to materials science, to energy research. This range of research is the basis for providing classes stimulating to students in a myriad of disciplines that take chemistry to gain chemistry knowledge needed for their majors.
We also provide an intimate learning environment of close interaction of students with faculty in chemistry courses for majors and upper-level instruction. Undergraduate majors have the opportunity to pursue research in laboratories alongside our professors and graduate students. Both our undergraduate and graduate students are well prepared upon graduation to pursue successful careers.
Chemistry: The Central Science
Chemists seek understanding of all aspects of the physical and biological worlds at the molecular level. Chemists have developed extremely powerful and sophisticated experimental and analytical techniques to probe the structure of molecules and chemical reactions. These techniques are critical and fundamental to solving sophisticated biological and biomedical problems. Developments in chemistry have provided the tools to address critical problems in materials science, in geology, and in the environmental sciences. Chemistry research is providing insights into and solutions to our global energy problems. Chemistry provides intellectual excitement with research that reaches into many disciplines beyond chemistry.
Wanted:
- Graduate students in chemistry for fall 2010
- Undergraduate students wishing to major in chemistry or biochemistry
- A tenure-track faculty member for fall 2011 in inorganic chemistry - review of applications starts 10/15/2010
Information on the upcoming Humphrey Symposium — Saturday, September 25, 2010
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