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Chemistry & Biochemistry
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Green Chemistry’s creative approach turns hard science into social impact
Now in its fourth year, UM-Flint’s Green Chemistry program is helping students prepare for cutting-edge careers in rapidly changing industries like pharmaceutical and plastics manufacturing, hazardous waste management, and environmental…
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Furthering Green Chemistry Research for a Healthier More Sustainable Tomorrow
“The chemical industry should be economically strong while also being safe and equitable to society and promote a healthy planet. “ Dr. Jessica Tischler, Associate Professor of Chemistry, believes strongly…
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MSB Expansion will transform STEM learning at UM-Flint
After construction paused for nearly two months due to COVID-19, work has resumed on the 61,000 sq. ft. expansion to UM-Flint’s Murchie Science Building. Featuring ample laboratory spaces with state-of-the-art…
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UM-Flint Chemistry delivers COVID-19 care packages to Flint residents
Created by Assistant Professor of Biochemistry Besa Xhabija, the “Keeping COVID-19 Out of Flint” initiative provides both the protective equipment and knowledge necessary to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
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UM-Flint announces 2020 Maize & Blue Award recipients
Maize and Blue Distinguished Scholar Award is the highest academic award bestowed upon the graduates of the University of Michigan-Flint.
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M-Club will double your donation to UM-Flint student research scholarship
The scholarship will expand opportunities for undergraduate research at UM-Flint.
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Chemistry’s green future takes root in Flint
UM-Flint launched its Green Chemistry bachelor’s degree in the fall of 2018, the only undergraduate program of its kind in the U.S.
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Gone fishing: Hamilton Dam removal offers research opportunities for wildlife biology
UM-Flint faculty and students are conducting research to learn how the removal of the Hamilton Dam affects the local ecology.
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Red Cross honors UM-Flint faculty for “heroic and lifesaving actions”
Drs. Tischler and Tonietto were honored by the American Red Cross with the Certificate of Extraordinary Personal Action on May 17.
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Mythbuster and author Kari Byron speaks at UM-Flint’s Critical Issues Forum
Fresh off the release of her new book, Crash Test Girl, Byron’s talk will focus on the perfect tool for busting myths and solving everyday issues: the scientific method.