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From the Chemistry Department
Dr. Karin Keller Receives College of Natural Sciences Staff Excellence Award
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is pleased to announce that Dr. Karin Keller, director of the department's Mass Spectrometry Facility, has been awarded the College of Natural Sciences Staff Excellence Award. Dr. Keller will receive a letter of acknowledgment from the Dean, a plaque, a monetary award and recognition on the College of N...Professor Allen Bard Receives College of Natural Sciences Teaching Excellence Award
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is pleased to announce that Professor Allen Bard is being honored with a College of Natural Sciences Teaching Excellence Award. Natural Sciences Dean Mary Ann Rankin established this award to increase recognition of the College’s many exceptional faculty who are committed to teaching at either the underg...Call for Beckman Scholar Applications
This year's undergraduate Beckman Scholar competition has begun. The Beckman Scholar program in the Dept of Chemistry and Biochemistry is open to any UT undergraduate student, in good academic standing, who is a US citizen or permanent resident. As you will be expected to perform scientific research with one of our list of Beckman mentors ...Freshman Research Initiative Students Selected to Present Posters in Washington, DC on Capitol Hill
College of Natural Sciences sophomores Vincent Au and Jae Seo Pi have been selected to present their research in Washington, DC at “Posters on the Hill.” This event, which is sponsored by the national organization The Council on Undergraduate Research, gives students the opportunity to present their research to members of Congress, congressional st...News
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New Advanced Quantum Science Institute Will Bridge Basic Research and Applied Science
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Cancer Prevention, Screening and Research Programs Expanding With CPRIT Support
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Chemistry Professor Receives Sloan Research Fellowship and Mark Young Scholar Award
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Remembering Electrochemistry Pioneer and Texas Science Legend Allen Bard
