'Project EPIC at IUPUI' aims to address inequities among women in STEM ranks
INDIANAPOLIS -- Thanks to a National Science Foundation ADVANCE grant , IUPUI will begin implementing programs to improve the...
Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology
WHO WE ARE
As a student in the chemistry program at IUPUI, you'll be a part of an interactive learning environment with challenging material and lab work. We are a relatively small department, which allows students to develop close working relationships with faculty and benefit from a tight-knit group of students.
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Faculty Position Available
The Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology at IUPUI invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position in organic chemistry to begin August 1, 2020. The position is open to applicants from all areas of organic chemistry.
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Enantioselective Catalytic Boronate Reactions
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Natural Product Synthesis as an Entry to Methodological and Biological Studies
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Developing Electrochemical Sensors for Small Molecule Dynamic Monitoring
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MUACC 2019
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Development of the Electrostatic Linear Ion Trap as a 'High-Performance' Tandem Mass Spectrometer
Did you know?
IUPUI is the #1 urban research university in Indiana .
In 2017, IUPUI School of Science was awarded more than 6 million dollars for 55 research grants.
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"I always found the faculty to be very accessible and encouraging. It’s really a community led by a committed faculty who want to bring out the scientists in their students."
Amanda Siegel 2011 Alumna, Ph.D. Chemistry, Post-Doc, IU School of MedicineChemistry News
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Betsy Fife endows $1.5 million gift to the School of Science in honor of chemistry chair emeritus
INDIANAPOLIS -- The School of Science at IUPUI has received a $1.5 million planned gift from Betsy L. Fife. The gift will endow a...
American Chemical Society honors chemistry alumna with 2019 Award for Research
The American Chemical Society has awarded IUPUI chemistry alumna and University of Richmond chemistry professor Carol Parish the 2019...