Over 130 students nationwide applied but only 24 were selected; Senior Chemistry Major Katherine Ceschi was one of them.
Ceschi was selected to attend a six week program during the summer at Brookhaven...
UW-Whitewater's Nanoscience Symposium was a great success, according to Eric Brown, assistant professor of biological sciences.
The symposium consisted of nanoscience workshops focusing on...
Nanoscience is the study of atoms, molecules and objects whose sizes are on the nanometer scale.
Exactly what this is and how it works can be learned at the Nanoscience Symposium taking place from 9:30...
Over the summer, junior chemistry student, Marie Nider, was one of six Wisconsin undergraduate students to win the Barry Goldwater Scholarship. This was the first in the school’s history.
“It felt great to win this, but I have to give credit to the chemistry department for pushing me to apply and to Dr. Chan, who has been my mentor the whole way through,” Nider said.
