chemistry

Martha K. Williams ’03 Ph.D. has 20 NASA-issued patents and more than 43 published patents or patent applications.

His latest award-winner, “Pacific Union Express,” explores two similar but separate companies, Pacific Express and Pacific Union Express Co.

More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.

Diana Velosa received both a travel award and a coveted speaking slot for the 2022 American Society for Mass Spectrometry conference.

New research used water from the Indian River Lagoon to showcase a potentially powerful tool for environmental monitoring.

His article, “Langton's Humboldt Express,” won the quarterly research journal’s Basil C. Pearce Award for most outstanding article of 2020.

Inclusion on the list is based on standardized academic citations, co-authorships and composite metrics that gauge career-long impact.

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Important research may give insight in enabling future designs of other molecules that can modulate brain signals.

Nasri Nesnas’ research is studying the use of light to activate specific brain circuits, potentially leading to brain disease treatments.