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The #SciPhD Certificate Program: The Business of Science Workshop wrapped up today. Thanks to all the students who came out for the career event. #wsuchemistry had a great time co-hosting Randall Ribaudo this year! #networking

Andrea Batchev is working towards bridging the gap between chemistry and medicine. Great work, Andrea! Matthew Allen #wsuchemistry

Congrats to first author Liam Quick! The newest publication from the Rodgers’ Lab is out in the ACS Publications - Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry. #wsuchemistry #massspec #chemistryindetroit doi.org/10.1021/jasms.…

Say cheese! Fraser Stoddart celebrated his 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with his grandchildren and friends' children. Stoddart was awarded the prize for designing tiny molecular machines. Discover more: bit.ly/2PWdkF2

We invite you to the NOBCChE Collaborative's Annual Conference and Poster Competition! There will also be a powerhouse career panel professional development sessions led by PPG Industries Inc., & an exclusive tour of Merck & Co. Register today & learn more sites.google.com/view/2025nobcc…

The first letter of the genetic code was cracked #OTD in 1961 at 3am by Marshall Nirenberg (right) and Heinrich Matthaei (left) at the NIH. Nirenberg shared the 1968 medicine prize with Har Gobind Khorana and Robert Holley for their work on the genetic code. #NobelPrize

Congrats PflumLab! Augustine - Clifford G. Drouillard Annual Chemistry Award Mehreen - James C. French Undergraduate Scholarship Angela - David & Beverly Rorabacher Research Award Tolulope - Dr. Cal Stevens Memorial Scholarship #wsuchemistry #HonorsConvo2025

Happy #WarriorWednesday from the Rodgers Lab! #wsuchemistry #chemistryindetroit #AnaChem

We are looking forward day 1 of the 55th Midwest Theoretical Chemistry Conference at #wsuchemistry with Keynote speaker Paul Zimmerman! #MWTCC55 #compchem

The noble gas krypton was identified by chemistry laureate William Ramsey on 30 May 1898. Like other noble gases, krypton can be used in lighting and photography. In June the same year Ramsey discovered neon and in July he discovered xenon. #NobelPrize

Day two of the 55th Midwest Theoretical Chemistry Conference at #wsuchemistry began with a Keynote from Angela Wilson from MSU Chemistry. WSU’s Berny Schlegel presided over today’s events including talks and a poster session in St. Andrew's Memorial Church. #compchem #MWTCC55