The Chemistry Department would like to congratulate the following Milton E. Mohr 2009-2010 Awards Program Recipients: Scholarships - Ross Cheloha, Nathaniel Cogswell, and Lucas Sieburg; and Fellowships - Michelle Yoo.
Congratulations to Dr. Shin Moteki (Dr. Takacs's former student) ! He starts his new position as an assistant professor at Kyoto University on August 1st 2009
PLU Honor Society awards a Travel Grant to Monica Kinde-Carson
Dr. Zeng's research regarding a computer model that may help create robots with extreme water-repelling properties, is highlighted on KETV 7 Omaha more...
Dr. Zeng's research featured in Lincoln JournalStar more...
Haemi Chung (Choe group) receives American Crystallography Association Travel Award.
Chemist Eugene “Gene” Cordes addresses the baccalaureate graduation ceremony and receives an honorary doctor of science degree more...
Congratulations to Sarah Kruse for receiving the Florine Chemistry 2009 Moissan Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the American Chemical Society.
Congratulations to Emily Svendgard, an (Undergrad) Teaching Assistant in the Chemistry Department for being one of two awardees of the Arts & Sciences Student Advisory Board Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award.
Congratulations to those receiving Outstanding Graduate Student Research
Poster Awards at the UNL Graduate Student Poster Session: Omar Barnaby, Paul Barron, Raychelle Burks, Lucas DeVries, Jacob Friest, and Adrienne Roehrich.
Dr. Pill-Soon Song receives the Finsen Medal for Photobiology from the Board of the International Union of Photobiology more…
Dr. Zeng's research highlighted in Nature Nanotechnology more...
Congratulations! Prof. Kautz receives College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award more...
Congratulations! Prof. George receives College of Arts and Sciences Hazel R. McClymont Teaching Fellow Award more...
Prof. Takacs reappointed to another term as a Charles E. Bessey Professor more...
Prof. Hage receives 2009 College of Arts and Sciences Award for Outstanding Research and Creative Achievement in the Social Sciences more...
