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  1. Grant Myres Receives FACCS Hirschfeld Award

    Recipients of this award best exemplify the extraordinary creativity of the award’s namesake, whose deep understanding of the chemistry and physics of measurement science allowed him to find new connections and applications that eluded most practitioners. Recipients and their work is seen as potentially defining the future practice of analytical chemistry.

  2. C&EN News: Minteer and team use purified nitrogenases to make ammonia in electrochemical cells

    Shelley Minteer’s team at the University of Utah has previously used purified nitrogenases to make ammonia in electrochemical cells, which can provide the large numbers of electrons needed for the reaction.

  3. PETER B. ARMENTROUT RECOGNIZED AS THE 2021 JOHN B. FENN AWARD FOR A DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTION IN MASS SPECTROMETRY BY THE ASMS

    Dr. Peter B. Armentrout is the recipient of the 2021 ASMS John B. Fenn Award for a Distinguished Contribution in Mass Spectrometry, for the development of robust experimental and statistical techniques for the determination of accurate thermochemistry.

  4. PROFESSOR MICHAEL MORSE RECEIVES THE 2021 AWARD FOR FOSTERING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXCELLENCE

    Professor Morse recieved this award for his outstanding contributions to undergraduate research with the College of Science Award for Fostering Undergraduate Research Excellence. He will receive $20,000 to fund his research, including support for one or more enrolled undergraduate research assistants pursuing a degree in science or math.


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TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSITIONS IN CATALYSIS, BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AND DATA SCIENCE. 

Chemistry Main office hours

as of Monday, August 23rd, 2021: 

8am to Noon

Ph: (801) 581-6681 M-F 8am - 5pm 

University of Utah updates on COVID-19

 To anonymously report COVID-related problems follow this link

 

Covid-19 Testing & Symptoms CDC Guidelines
How to Determine Your Course of Action

To request course temporary COVID-19 adjustments please click here

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Essential Projects Form

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Undergraduate Research Form
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Teaching Award Information

For Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate General Award & Scholarship Opportunity

Chemistry students:
Now is the time to submit your application for any one of our Chemistry Awards and Scholarships!
We have a variety, and we’ve made it easy for you to apply.
Simply click the link above and submit your application.
Submission of your information enters you for each Scholarship or Award you are eligible for.
Deadline for applications is Feb. 15th


ACS Bridge Travel and Career/Professional Development Award

The award is open to undergraduate students interested in the chemical sciences and are from groups traditionally underrepresented in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Namely, underrepresented minorities include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. The goal of this professional development award is to increase the number of URM students that gain access to doctoral programs in the chemical sciences. The professional development award will defray the cost of any online workshops, courses, virtual conferences, and/or events that will assist URM students gain access to doctoral programs in the chemical sciences. Each award will be for up to $1000 of eligible expenses based on the review of materials.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

 
We, the Department of Chemistry, welcome everyone of all backgrounds. Inclusion and diversity are essential elements to our teaching methods and scientific research. The more perspectives we bring to our department, the more impact and value we will contribute to our communities and society as a whole. We commit to fostering an open environment where we continue to listen to the needs of our students, staff, faculty, and greater scientific community. We endeavor to support our students as they continue forward without any prejudice.  We value all forms of diversity and acknowledged their advancement of science and society. 
 
At the University of Utah, there is simply no place for bias, discrimination, racism, bigotry, hate or violence. We condemn all such acts and words in the strongest possible terms.

 

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CURIE CLUB COFFEE TALKS: bi-monthly WEDNESDAYS 12:30 - 1:30 pm VIA ZOOM

Casual conversations between students, alumni, faculty, and professionals.

To get on the mailing list to receive Zoom links and to hear about other opportunites
visit our website at www.curieclub.org

curie club coffee talk wednesdays

 

 

Calendar

  1. Sep 30

    Thursday
    10:45am - 12pm

    Steven Lopez, Northeastern University

  2. Oct 14

    Thursday
    10:45am - 12pm

    Pfizer

  3. Oct 26

    Tuesday
    3pm - 5pm

    Chemistry 2nd Yr Seminars

    Virtual

  4. Oct 28

    Thursday
    10:45am - 12pm

    Chemistry 2nd Yr Seminars

    Virtual

  5. Nov 01

    Monday
    4pm - 5pm

    Bin Zhang, MIT

  6. Nov 02

    Tuesday
    3pm - 5pm

    Chemistry 2nd Yr Seminars

    Virtual

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Last Updated: 9/7/21