Professor Tysoe to Edit Newly Launched Journal: RSC Mechanochemistry.

Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Wilfred Tysoe was recently named to the editorial board of the new journal RSC Mechanochemistry.  As the first journal dedicated to the field of mechanochemistry, RSC Mechanochemistry will focus on the publication of innovative research that …

Prof. Xiaohua Peng Receives NIH Grant

We congratulate Prof. Xiaohua Peng on receiving a National Institutes of Health award for $461,998.00. The grant is from the National Cancer Institute to study Novel DNA cross-linking agents and combination strategies for tumor-specific activation. Dr. Peng’s research will be …

Ethan Kowalczky awarded a Shaw Fellowship

Graduate student Ethan Kowalczky was awarded the Shaw Doctoral Fellowship, a renewable fellowship with $8000/year summing up to $32,000 (four years). The Shaw Fellowship is for select doctoral students in a Shaw Scientist discipline – molecular biology, neurobiology, biochemistry or other similar discipline with …

Drs. Peng and Arnold Awarded a Catalyst Grant

Professors Xiaohua Peng and Alexander Arnold were awarded a $60,000 UWM Research Foundation’s Catalyst Grant. The program, supported by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and Clarios, has awarded a total of $180,000 to promising research and development in areas …

Prof. Kristen Murphy chosen as a 2023 ACS Fellow

Prof. Kristen Murphy has been chosen as a 2023 ACS Fellow, recognizing her, “outstanding achievements in and contributions to science, the profession and ACS”. Congratulations, Kristen! https://www.acs.org/pressroom/newsreleases/2023/july/acs-names-acs-fellows-for-2023.html

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