Nathan Richey Named UF’s Outstanding Graduate Student

Nathan is a 5th-year graduate student in the McElwee-White lab. He was chosen for one of two Outstanding Graduate Student awards by the Graduate Student Council at UF. During his time as a graduate student, he served as the head teaching assistant for first-semester general chemistry lab for two years. In addition to teaching, Nathan … Read more

Graduate Student Teaching Awards Winner: Gabriel Short

Gabriel Short is the winner of this year’s Graduate Student Teaching Award in Chemistry. Each academic year, the UF Graduate School recognizes the best, brightest, and most industrious among UF’s graduate teaching assistants for their work as instructors in the classroom and laboratory. Gabriel is a 5th-year student in the Miller group and has worked … Read more

Professor Gail Fanucci named as a UFRF Professors for 2018-2021

University of Florida Research Foundation named Professor Gail Fanucci as one of 33 UFRF Professors for 2018-2021. UF recognizes faculty members for having distinguished current records of research and strong research agendas likely to lead to continuing distinction in their fields. “Since 1997, more than 700 faculty members have been named UFRF Professors,” said David … Read more

Dr. Wagener Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Polymer Science

Congratulations to Dr. Wagener for receiving the 2018 CLAS Faculty Achievement Award and 2019 Tosoh Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions in the field! Wagener Research Group

Prof. Yost’s Contribution to Mass Spectrometry in C&EN

The March 5th issue of American Chemical Society’s weekly magazine, Chemical & Engineering News, features an article about how Dr. Christie Enke and Dr. Richard Yost developed the triple quadrupole mass spectrometer. The article explains the history and how it became the most commonly used mass spectrometer in the world today. Read the article “As … Read more

Chemistry

Month: April 2018