Amy wins a UNCG Chemistry Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award!
Congrats to our amazing graduate student, Amy Waldbusser, for winning the UNCG Chemistry Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award! Very well deserved!
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Firoz receives a Postdoctoral American Institute of Chemists Award!
Congratulations to our very talented postdoc, Dr. Firoz Khan, on receiving the Postdoctoral American Institute of Chemists Award! Very well deserved!
Bioinorganic Chemistry Course
Shabnam will be teaching (CHE 641-01) this fall. Sign up!
The Hematian Lab turns Two!
The Hematian Lab turns One! Thanks to our amazing group for a wonderful second year. Despite the pandemic, we had a memorable day picking blueberries together!
Amy and Hadi presented their posters at the virtual UNCG Graduate Research and Creativity Expo!
Amy and Hadi presented their posters at the virtual UNCG Graduate Research and Creativity Expo! We are proud of what they have accomplished during the pandemic.
Kevin and Katie presented their posters at the virtual UNCG Undergrad Research and Creativity Expo!
Very proud of Kevin and Katherine, our undergraduate researchers, for all their hard work over the past year which culminated in presenting at the virtual UNCG Undergrad Research and Creativity Expo!
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I
Shabnam will be teaching (CHE 442-01) this spring. Sign up!
Dr. Shabnam Hematian is Awarded a New Faculty Grant!
Congratulations to Dr. Shabnam Hematian for being awarded a New Faculty Grant from UNCG! Dr. Hematian’s Group studies bioinorganic chemistry and how it can be used in biological and energy sciences. The Hematian Group has also recently published their first paper!
New Faculty Research Award
Shabnam receives the New Faculty Research Award from the Office of Research & Engagement (ORE) at UNCG! A big thank you to ORE for the support!
CAS Diversity Mini-Grant
A big thank you to the College of Arts and Sciences for supporting our diversity initiatives through the 2019-2020 Diversity Mini-Grant! We are excited about the opportunities it will provide and our initial focus is on increasing the representation of Black or African American professionals in our graduate programs.