His article, “Langton's Humboldt Express,” won the quarterly research journal’s Basil C. Pearce Award for most outstanding article of 2020.
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Important research may give insight in enabling future designs of other molecules that can modulate brain signals.
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Nasri Nesnas’ research is studying the use of light to activate specific brain circuits, potentially leading to brain disease treatments.
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Michael Freund has been awarded a two-year, $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to continue his work developing membranes for solar fuel generation.
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Nasri Nesnas's National Institutes of Health grant will allow him to continue his work on molecular tools that could help illuminate fundamental ways in which the brain works.
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Martin Chalfie, who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2008, will deliver a lecture on the topic that won him the prestigious honor – green fluorescent protein – from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19 in room 130 at the Olin Life Sciences Building on the Melbourne campus of Florida Institute of Technology.
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Florida Tech Grad Student Trains His Camera on Variety of Subjects MELBOURNE, FLA. — A photographer for more than a decade, Florida Institute of Technology graduate student Efram Goldberg has never quite settled on one particular subject for his photography. Viewers will be the beneficiary of his wandering eye as Goldberg, enrolled in Florida Tech’s chemistry program, mounts a show…
Read More »MELBOURNE, FLA.—A grant of $21,640 has been awarded to Florida Institute of Technology from the Community Foundation of Brevard’s Kenneth R. Finken and Dorothy Hallam Finken Endowment Fund for research into the cause and cure of Alzheimer’s disease. The grant will support the work of Joshua Rokach, professor of chemistry in the College of Science. Kenneth Finken was a graduate…
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