Tag: Chemistry
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Kevin Clark ’12 Named 2018 Beckman Institute Fellow
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The chemistry major excelled in professor Dwight Stoll’s Quantitative Analysis class. Now, he is headed to the prestigious Beckman Institute.
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Research Drives Anna Krieger ’17 to Awards, Grad School
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Hands-on research as a first-year student laid the foundation for Anna Krieger’s path to grad school, with a few awards along the way…
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Video: Scott Anderson ’17 Studies in Italy
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What’s it like for a Gustavus student to study away in Florence, Italy? Watch the video to find out!
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Video: Emily Syverud ’17 Spends Semester in Spain
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What’s it like for a Gustavus student to study away in Seville, Spain? Watch the video to find out!
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Emily Seelen ’13 Studies Water Quality in Sweden
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After receiving a NSF Fellowship in 2014, Seelen was recently awarded funding to conduct research related to her doctoral dissertation in Sweden.
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Steve Groskreutz ’12: Analyzing a Career Path in Chemistry
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From a chance lab placement as a first-year student to a meeting with Nobel Laureates…
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Corpse Flower Blooming Now at Gustavus; Visiting Hours Announced for Friday and Saturday
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The corpse flower at Gustavus began to open Thursday and is expected to bloom overnight. The public is welcome to visit and experience the unique smell of the corpse flower on Friday, June 3, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and again on Saturday, June 4, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Dwight Stoll Receives 2016 Faculty Scholarly Achievement Award
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Gustavus Associate Professor of Chemistry Dwight Stoll has been named the recipient of the 2016 Faculty Scholarly Achievement Award. The award was presented at the College’s annual Honor’s Day Convocation on Saturday, May 7.
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Shine: Kendra Frey
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(Shine profiles celebrate members of the Gustavus community who are shining examples of one of the Gustavus core values.) Music and science. Concertmaster in the symphony orchestra. Genetic tagger of yeast proteins using fluorescent markers. Soloist in the Gustavus Symphony Orchestra’s season finale. Seven semesters of Russian. “I’m conversational,” she says. It seems impossible that an undergrad…
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Reginald Penner ’83 Helps Lead a Nanowire Discovery
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A California-based research group led by Reginald Penner ’83 has made an important discovery in nanowire technology that could revolutionize our battery-powered devices.