We are delighted to welcome Dongki Lee to the department starting December 1st. Dongki joins us as a research associate in the Choi group and was previously at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and …
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Bowman, Block, TAs Receive Teaching Awards
Matt Bowman, lecturer, and Stephen Block, assistant general chemistry lab director, have been awarded the 2015-16 Taylor Excellence in Teaching Award. There will be an award ceremony on Friday, December 11 at 3:30 p.m. in …
Reaching Out Across the Airwaves
During the 1960s Space Race, science bled into the news in a way that was fun and approachable for the American public. Now, UW-Madison chemistry graduate student Gregory Eyer hopes to help rekindle that spirit …
Then and Now
Big things start small When I first met Robert Hamers, he was 32 and one of the newest members of UW–Madison’s chemistry faculty. I was 26 and documenting his research in the newly evolving area …
Interdisciplinary Team Grows Functional Vocal Cord Tissue in the Lab
University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists have succeeded in growing functional vocal-cord tissue in the laboratory, a major step towards restoring a voice to people who have lost their vocal cords to cancer surgery or other injuries. …
Studying Vocal Cords
University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists have succeeded in growing functional vocal-cord tissue in the laboratory, a major step towards restoring a voice to people who have lost their vocal cords to cancer surgery or other injuries. …
Former UW-Madison Chemistry Professor Edward King Dies
Edward L. King, a former UW-Madison chemistry professor, died Aug. 17 in Boulder, Colo. at age 95. Born in 1920 in Grand Forks, N.D., King grew up in North Dakota, Minnesota, and other Midwestern cities …
Ilia Guzei featured in Wisconsin State Journal’s Blue Sky Science
The Wisconsin State Journal has featured director of crystallography at UW-Madison, Ilia Guzei, in a new piece, Blue Sky Science: How are crystals made? The segment opens up with nine-year old Abby Webb of Mineral …
National Academy of Engineering Recognizes Chemistry Honorary Fellow Dr. Bill Banholzer
On Oct. 4, Dr. Bill Banholzer, chemistry honorary fellow, received the National Academy of Engineering’s prestigious Arthur M. Bueche Award. The award recognizes Banholzer’s extraordinary impact on the engineering profession through his initiatives in strengthening university-industry relationships. …