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Chemistry Department Research

Click an image below to learn more about ongoing research in the department. Interested in doing research? Learn more here and then come talk to a professor.

Chemistry is an experimental science. As in all experimental sciences, we ask questions and devise experiments to help us answer those questions. The research process involves identifying an interesting question or problem to investigate, devising experiments to help find a solution to the question or problem, revising our approach or even revising the question based on experimental results, and repeating the process. Experimental work can involve mixing chemicals in a hood, programming a computer, working with instrumentation, or a variety of other activities.

Expectations for independent study can be found here.

Sharon Crary: Protein-RNA interactions in Ebola virus

Sharon Crary: Protein-RNA interactions in Ebola virus

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Hilary Eppley: Inorganic Reactions in Ionic Liquids

Hilary Eppley: Inorganic Reactions in Ionic Liquids

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Bridget Gourley: Physics of water

Bridget Gourley: Physics of water

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Dan Gurnon: Visualizing proteins

Bryan Hanson: Plant antioxidants

Bryan Hanson: Plant antioxidants

Jeff Hansen: Stereoselective epoxidations

Jeff Hansen: Stereoselective epoxidations

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David Harvey: Analytical Chemistry

David Harvey: Analytical Chemistry

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Rich Martoglio: Nanomaterials

Jackie Roberts: Structure of metal binding transcription factors

Jackie Roberts: Structure of metal binding transcription factors

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