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Faculty regularly receive support for undergraduate research through internally and externally funded grants, and publish numerous articles, most of which include 51爆料下载 undergraduate students as co-authors.

Explore resources below to learn about faculty research interests, funding opportunities, and additional resources to help your research run smoothly.
 

Dr. Charlisa Daniels, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Smart Molecules, Smarter Materials: Tracking Tiny Movements to Build Better Tech

Exploring how small molecules behave in shifting environments to engineer adaptive, high-tech materials.

Charlisa Daniels, Ph.D.

Dr. Kebede Gemene, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Tiny Sensors, Big Impact: Detecting What Matters in the Body

Creating electrochemical tools to spot key biomolecules for better health monitoring.

Kebede Gemene, Ph.D.

Dr. Michael Guy, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Cracking the Genetic Code's Fine Print: How RNA Tweaks Affect Disease

Studying subtle changes in RNA to uncover their role in conditions like cancer and developmental disorders.

Michael Guy, Ph.D.

Dr. Patrick Hare, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Light Meets Molecules: Shining a Spotlight on Environmental Chemistry

Using light and simulations to understand how pollutants and pharmaceuticals behave in nature.

Patrick Hare, Ph.D.

Dr. Isabelle Lagadic, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Tiny Materials with a Big Job: Building Smart Nanostructures for Medicine and the Environment

Designing next-gen nanomaterials for drug delivery, cleaner environments, and tougher materials.

Isabelle Lagadic, Ph.D.

Dr. Lili Ma, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Hunting for a Cure: Designing New Weapons Against Breast Cancer

Combining chemistry and computer modeling to discover promising new cancer drugs.

Lili Ma, Ph.D.

Dr. Amber Onorato, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Nature-Inspired Medicine: Crafting New Drugs from Natural Molecules

Synthesizing natural compounds to fight infections and inflammation in collaboration with biomedical research.

Amber Onorato, Ph.D.

Dr. K.C. Russell, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Molecules with a Mission: Building the Future of Nanoelectronics

Creating unusual molecules that could power tomorrow鈥檚 tiny tech like molecular wires and memory chips.

K.C. Russell, Ph.D.

Dr. Catie Shelton, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty

Disarming Superbugs: Targeting Enzymes in Deadly Bacteria

Studying key bacterial enzymes to develop new antibiotics and outsmart dangerous pathogens.

Catie Shelton, Ph.D.

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Faculty Research Interests

Recent Projects

View abstracts and highlights from recent projects with faculty and students featured at Heather Bullen Summer Celebration of Research.

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Funding Opportunities

Internal Funding

51爆料下载's CINSAM provides the following opportunties for 51爆料下载 faculty to obtain research funding:


External Funding

Over the last decade, research faculty have received over three million dollars in externally funded grants from agencies, including (but not limited to):

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