Chemistry PhD Student Receives UGA Graduate School Dissertation Completion Award Hope Long, a Chemistry PhD Candidate, was selected to receive the UGA Graduate School Dissertation Completion Award. This competitive award is given to only 10 graduate students per year and is used to facilitate writing their dissertation during their final year of study. Read more about Chemistry PhD Student Receives UGA Graduate School Dissertation Completion Award
Research Seminar: "Surface Modification with Complex Carbohydrates" All biological surfaces are coated with complex carbohydrates known as glycans. This glycan layer transforms biological surfaces into highly selective interfaces that mediate molecular recognition, cell signaling, adhesion, and host-pathogen interactions. These natural recognition mechanisms can be adapted for both analytical and therapeutic applications, enabled through surface engineering of synthetic materials. Type of Event: Materials Chemistry and Nanoscience Seminar Read more about Research Seminar: "Surface Modification with Complex Carbohydrates"
Research Seminar: “Peroxide-Free, N-O Bond Forming Synthesis of Trisubstituted Hydroxylamine Using 1,2-Oxazetidine as Electrophilic Oxygen Source” Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Research Seminar: “Peroxide-Free, N-O Bond Forming Synthesis of Trisubstituted Hydroxylamine Using 1,2-Oxazetidine as Electrophilic Oxygen Source”
Research Seminar: "Study of Hydroxylamine Bioisosteres of FRAX1036 and IDRx-42" Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Research Seminar: "Study of Hydroxylamine Bioisosteres of FRAX1036 and IDRx-42"
Literature Seminar: "Synthesis of Pyrroles from Isoxazoles via Single-Atom Skeletal Editing" Type of Event: Organic Seminar Read more about Literature Seminar: "Synthesis of Pyrroles from Isoxazoles via Single-Atom Skeletal Editing"
