Exploration of the Bacterial Lipidome using Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography and Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry The bacterial lipidome has recently gained appreciation as an important factor in antibiotic resistance and host-pathogen interactions during infection. However, the study of bacterial lipids can be particularly challenging due to the presence of lipid species that are unique to bacteria in general, as well as several lipid classes that are unique to individual species of bacteria. Type of Event: Analytical Seminar Read more about Exploration of the Bacterial Lipidome using Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography and Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry
Kelly M. Hines Position: Faculty Core Faculty Leadership Lab Office: ISTEM-1 Room 3001 Personal Website: Research Group Website Read more about Kelly M. Hines
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Eminent Scholar Joins Chemistry Department The Departments of Chemistry and Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences are thrilled to announce that Dr. David Crich, an international expert in Carbohydrate Chemistry and Antimicrobial Drug Design, has joined the University of Georgia as a Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in August of 2019. Read more about Eminent Scholar Joins Chemistry Department
Luedecke Named Goldwater Scholar Kaitlin Luedecke, an Honors major in the Chemistry Department, has been announced as one of four recipients of the 2019 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, one of the highest undergraduate honors in the United States. It reflects her outstanding academic achievement and commitment to pursuing a career in the STEM fields. Read more about Luedecke Named Goldwater Scholar
Prof. Henry Schaefer Awarded AIC Gold Medal Gold Medal of the American Institute of Chemists Professor Henry F. Schaefer of the Department of Chemistry has received the highest honor of the American Institute of Chemists (AIC). The AIC Gold Medal is awarded in recognition of service to the science and profession of chemistry and chemical engineering. Read more about Prof. Henry Schaefer Awarded AIC Gold Medal
Multi electrode harmonized Kingdon traps as mass analyzers for FT based mass spectrometers Kingdon trap [1] is the simplest ion trap consisting of wire and cylindrical electrode surrounding with different potential. Well-known Orbitrap [2], has emerged as development of R. D. Knight’s idea [3], who modified the cylinder electrodes geometry to make the field inside Kingdon trap quadratic (harmonic) and proposed measuring the frequencies of ions oscillating in such field by resonant excitation of their motion along trap axis, to determine their masses [3]. Type of Event: Analytical Seminar Read more about Multi electrode harmonized Kingdon traps as mass analyzers for FT based mass spectrometers
Surf, Sink or Swim: Understanding Environmentally Important Processes at Water Surfaces Although the special properties of water have been valued and appreciated for centuries, as scientists we continue to be perplexed by the molecular make-up of water in all its forms. Equally perplexing is the surface of water, a surface that is involved in some of most important reactions in our atmosphere, a surface that can sculpt the landscape as it flows past rocks and soils, a surface that can break down the strongest of metals, and a surface across which essential nutrients and ions are constant Read more about Surf, Sink or Swim: Understanding Environmentally Important Processes at Water Surfaces
