News

Building a new antimicrobial medication with inspiration from nature

Greg Caputo, Ph.D., received $474,363 NIH grant to support this important work.

Jim Grinias, Ph.D., received $1.875 million NIH grant to improve chemical analysis.

Just this year alone, Chemistry I & II students at have saved $171,405 in textbook costs.

Professor Erik Hoy will lead efforts to develop fundamental design principles for molecular qubit quantum sensors.

Professor Erik Hoy has been awarded a $580,000 NSF CAREER Award.

Zhihong Wang, Ph.D., is researching new drug therapies to treat certain late-stage cancers.

Seven multidisciplinary teams of early career researchers awarded funding.

Professor Caputo & research team identified a potential method for detecting ovarian cancer that requires only a urine sample.

Professor Grinias received $356,993 in funding from the U.S. Army to develop a portable system for detecting evidence of PTSD.

View the video here.