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2023

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att Maschmann, left, and Tommy Sewell examine a piece of equipment in the MU Materials Science & Engineering Institute at the University of Missouri. Maschmann and Sewell are the co-directors of the institute.
Training the next generation to tackle some of the world's ‘most significant’ challenges
“Imagine a koosh ball where the thousands of rubber strands radiating from the ball’s core each sport an electrically charged bead on the end,” said Gary Baker, co-principal investigator on the project and an associate professor at the University of Missouri. Source: Shutterstock
An innovative addition to the chemist’s ‘toolbox’
Carolyn Anderson
Molecular Imaging and Theranostics Center hosts open house
Graduating Student Employees
Graduating Student Employees
2023 Goldwater Scholars
Chemistry Major Named Goldwater Scholar
Matthias Young and co-investigators
A new view of microscopic processes
Colleen Ray loading samples in an NMR spectromter
New method can provide rapid detection of food adulteration

2022

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Chemistry-Led International Research Gives New Insight Into Popular Supplement's Potential Role in Cancer Progression
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Team Using Fluorescence Molecules as Biomarkers to Study Secretion
M. Young
In pursuit of better batteries
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A&S Faculty Named Curators' Distinguished Professors
Jerry Atwood
Atwood receives national ACS award
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Harmata and Hennkens Honored
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New Faculty Profiles