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Brandon Campbell wins the IPM Graduate Student Award

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CCB graduate student Brandon Campbell, a member of the Nocera Lab, has been selected as the recipient of the International Precious Metals Institute (IPMI) Graduate Student Award. This award recognizes Brandon's outstanding research conducted in Professor...

CCB Undergraduates present at 2023 ACS Undergraduate Symposium

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Chem 145 students, students Jack Boettcher and Sajeev Kohli, contributed poster presentations at the 2023 American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium between 13-17 August 2023 The two poster abstracts were based on a paper published last year by...

CCB hosts first Undergraduate Research Symposium

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The Harvard Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology held its first-ever undergraduate research symposium, showcasing the innovative research projects of some of the brightest young minds in the field. The symposium, which took place on Tuesday, May 2...

Daniel G. Nocera Wins 2023 Cotton Medal

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Professor Daniel G. Nocera, Patterson Rockwood Professor of Energy , has been selected as the 2023 recipient of the F.A. Cotton Medal for Excellence in Chemical Research named for one of the most honored faculty members in Texas A&M University history...

Chem-145 undergraduates publish papers on novel crystals

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Shifting the experimental inorganic chemistry course to a virtual setting came with an unexpected bonus: the skills to write and publish papers in a peer-reviewed journal By Caitlin McDermott-Murphy Last summer, as the pandemic numbers crept up and up...

A next step in renewable Bionic Leaf fuel production

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New artificial photosynthesis system can use impure water, increasing potential uses By Juan Siliezar A few years ago, Harvard chemist Daniel Nocera, along with collaborators from Harvard Medical School, created a system that uses sunlight to split water...

Virtual creativity

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How historical quarantine-fueled inventions inspired this year’s remote experimental chemistry curriculum for undergraduates By Caitlin McDermott-Murphy What do “King Lear,” “Frankenstein,” and gravity have in common? Shakespeare wrote his masterpiece...

Dispatches from our distant community

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Escaping into science fiction, a biofertilizer's first on-campus trial, a protective goose, and a new cooking show Right before activity started flickering out one event, business, and campus at a time, Rebecca Stillo, laboratory administrator for junior...

Two CCB faculty earn competitive MURI awards

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Kang-Kuen Ni and Daniel Nocera will lead cross-institution teams to develop novel technologies like quantum computers and next-generation diving suits The Department of Defense recently announced the winners of their 2020 Multidisciplinary University...