New Award to Fund UVM Student’s Research After Graduation
A new initiative by a private foundation will allow a UVM Chemistry student to work with his faculty mentor on a phosphorus research project for a year after graduation.
Rory Waterman, professor of Chemistry and associate dean in UVM’s College of Arts and Sciences, is one of nine scholars in the country to receive a Cottrell Postbac Award from the Research Corporation for Science...
Glimmers of Gold
On March 25, the University of Vermont was delighted to announce that three students were selected to receive Goldwater Scholarships, the U.S. Congress’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarship in the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering.
Chemistry Professor Helps Recover Helium in Discovery Hall
Helium is one of the only elements on Earth that is an entirely nonrenewable resource—and it’s rapidly depleting. Every time we pop a balloon, for example, that helium is released and gone forever.
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- Severin Schneebeli Wins an NSF Career Award
- Matthias Brewer Co-Publishes New Research in Journal of American Chemical Society
- Faculty Awarded $2 Million Grant to Research Treatment Options for Chronic Pain
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- Applications Open for High School STEM Program at UVM
- Molecular Crane-Arms Help Create Single-Handed Aromatic Molecules
- UVM Chemist Selected as Forbes “30 Under 30” Leader
- Assistant Professor Michael Ruggiero Guides Students to Find Meaning in the Lab
- Exploring Everything from Atmospheric Aerosols to Light Emission
- Faculty Feature: Chris Landry
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