Chemistry and Physics News
Dr. Padgett and Savannah River National Laboratory colleague run technical sessions at SERMACS 2009
Dr Tad Whiteside (SRNL) and Dr Clifford Padgett (chemistry) chaired one poster and two oral sessions at the 2009 Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS 2009); these fo
Dr. Werner publishes a paper on MRI contrast agents
Eric Werner, Chemistry, has published a paper in the latest issue of Contrast Media & Molecular Imaging on novel research related to using gadolinium(III) complexes as magnetic resonance imagin
Chemistry faculty, staff and undergraduate research students attend and present research papers at the 61st Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) in San Juan Puerto Rico
A number of faculty, staff and students from the Department of Chemistry and Physics attended the 61st Annual Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society.
Chemistry student club receives national recognition
The American Chemical Society (the world's largest scientific society) has recognized the Armstrong Atlantic Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society for its activities during 200
Dr. Hizer makes presentation at the Savannah Science Seminar
On September 14, Todd Hizer, Chemistry, made a presentation to the 2009-2010 edition of the Savannah Science Seminar.
Dr. Richard Wallace presented a paper at the 2009 California Rare Fruit Growers Annual Meeting
Richard Wallace, Chemistry, presented an invited talk at the California Rare Fruit Growers "Festival of Fruit" annual meeting in Santa Rosa, California. The talk with co-authors Ms.
Chemistry faculty publish multiple articles
Dr. Cliff Padgett, chemistry, has published the following paper in the series Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing:
Dr. Will Lynch presents a paper at the 2009 Fall National Meeting of the American Chemical Society
Will Lynch, Chemistry, presented an invited talk in the symposium "NSF Catalyzed Innovations in the Undergraduate Curriculum." The talk with co-authors Drs.
The Chemistry and Biology Programs receive an NSF MRI grant to purchase a LCMS-TOF instrument
Drs Feske (PI-Chemistry), Wallace (Chemistry), Nivens (Chemistry), Lynch (Chemistry), Mateer (Biology), Collier (Biology) and Marriott (Sav.
The Chemistry Program receives an NSF CCLI grant to improve general chemistry instruction
Drs Lynch (PI), Padgett, MacGowan, Smith, Hizer, Nivens and Werner in the chemistry program have recently received $192,535 from the National Science Foundation.
Dr. MacGowan to serve on American Chemical Society Exams Committee
Catherine MacGowan, Chemistry and Physics, who recently finished serving on the General Chemistry I Exam Committee for the American Chemical Society Exams Institute has been asked to serve again on
AASU pre-pharmacy students get accepted to South University
Armstrong Atlantic State University had eight students who matriculated through the Pre-Pharmacy Program at AASU admitted to the School of Pharmacy at South University in Savannah.
Dr. Feske to serve on NSF panel
Chemistry and Physics faculty member Brent Feske, PI on a recent NSF - RUI to investigate asymmetric synthesis through biocatalysis as well as a NSF-MRI to purchase a LCMS-TOF instrument has been
Dr. Baird publishes an article
William Baird, Chemistry and Physics, published "An Introduction to Inertial Navigation" in the American Journal of Physics.
Armstrong Atlantic State University is now a Mathematica campus
Mathematica, from Wolfram Research, Inc., is one the world's most powerful technical computing systems.