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More than 12,000 students are expected to participate in nine different ceremonies, May 21-24
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Students Share Research From Fuel Cells to Anti-Cancer Drugs
December 19, 2015
Chemistry and biochemistry student researchers will showcase their projects from noon-2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11, in Dan Black Hall. The event is free and open to the public. As part of a capstone course, about 40 students will present their research on such topics as anti-cancer drugs, fuel cells, chemistry related to atmospheric pollution, starch production, structure and function of proteins, the importance of metals in metabolic processes and chemical education related to understanding and improving student learning in chemistry. Each semester, more than 100 undergraduates are involved in hands-on, laboratory research under the mentorship of faculty members, said Peter