Ph.D. student Edwin Ragwan takes a look into the immunological pathways that are harnessed in COVID-19 and cancer vaccines and contemporary research in these areas.
Ancient Greek sculpture was painted in vibrant colors and patterns. Exhibited today as bare white stone, it supports false concepts of beauty and “whiteness” misappropriated by white supremacists.
Join the faculty of the Textiles in Context 360° to learn more about this fall opportunity comprising courses in chemistry and history of art! Applications due on April 21 at noon.
Kelly Chacón, from Reed College, will be covering her last five years of bioinorganic chemistry research, as well as her next five years studying the interaction of toxic tellurium and bacteria!
The Bryn Mawr Chemistry Department will host Raychelle Burks of American University for a talk on "Seeing Clearly: Exploring new vapor-phase stains for cyanoacrylate processing of latent prints."
