Research

Undergraduate Research is fundamental to science. Training our students in a one-to-one mentor relationship is a tradition in our department. Students can gain valuable experience in determining their potential in chemistry, applying their classroom knowledge and earning academic credit toward graduation by engaging in a project with a faculty member. Please look over the opportunities available by investigating the research projects of our faculty. If you have further interest or questions, please contact the faculty individually.

Professors:
Dr. Brent Feske, Bioorganic - Biocatalysis using Engineered E. Coli
Dr. Will Lynch, Inorganic Chemistry - Nanotechnology
Dr. Delana Nivens,   Analytical and Environmental Chemistry
Dr. Brandon Quillian, Organic Chemistry - Organometallic Chemistry

Dr. Clifford Padgett, Compuational Chemistry - Simulations of Nano and Biosystems
Dr. Jeffery Secrest, Experimental Particle Physics - Properties of the Neutrino
Dr. John Stone, Inorganic Chemistry - Nanoparticles
Dr. Richard Wallace, Organic Chemistry - Plant Biotechnology
Dr. Mitch Weiland, Biochemistry - Biochemistry