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The Paul A. Grieco Symposium
Professor Paul A. Grieco was honored with a lecture series highlighting his research on September 22, 23 and 24 and with a symposium at the Museum of the Rockies and banquet at Chico Hot Springs on Saturday, September 26.
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Five Undergraduates earn INBRE Research Awards
The Montana INBRE (IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence) Program recently announced that five undergraduate students in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry will receive Undergraduate Research Stipends.
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NIH awards 1.2M to Prof. Brian Bothner
Brian Bothner is the Primary Investigator on a 1.2M award from the National Institutes of Health to study Adeno-associated viruses (AAV) and their use in gene therapy.
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Prof. Tim Minton has received NSF funding as part of a new Phase I award through the Centers for Chemical Innovation Program.
Prof. Tim Minton has received NSF funding as part of a new Phase I award through the Centers for Chemical Innovation Program. He will collaborate with Prof. Steven Sibener of the University of Chicago in the Center for Energetic Non-Equilibrium Chemistry at Interfaces.
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Craig Jolley will study life in extreme environments at the NASA field institute in Iceland.
Craig Jolley, a postdoctoral researcher at Montana State University, has earned admission to a prestigious summer field institute in Reykjavik, Iceland. The school is sponsored by NASA's Astrobiology Institute and the Nordic Network of Astrobiology Graduate Schools.
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Martin Lawrence is awarded the 2009 Charles and Nora L. Wiley Award for Meritorious Research and Creativity
Martin Lawrence, professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,
has won this year's Charles and Nora L. Wiley Faculty Awards for Meritorious Research and Creativity.
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The 2009 Meritorious Technology/Science Award is awarded to Paul Grieco and Ed Dratz
Edward Dratz, a chemistry and biochemistry professor and Paul Grieco, a Regent's professor in chemistry, jointly received MSU's Meritorious Technology/Science Award.
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Bill McLaughlin has won the 2009 Excellence in Teaching Award.
McLaughlin is known for his devotion to teaching, whether he's teaching students majoring in chemistry or other fields. His innovative classrooms incorporate real-life situations and lively demonstrations, making chemistry relevant to students no matter what their learning style.
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