Chemical Compositions, Fall 2013

The newsletter of the Department of Chemistry, published once or twice a year, highlights people, events, and facilities. Content includes brief articles on new faculty hires, faculty and staff retirements, obituaries, major facilities and equipment upgrades, scholarship and award recipients, historical features, alumni updates, news from the Mallet Library, and a message from the Chair.Chemistr

Chemical Compositions, Spring 2014

The newsletter of the Department of Chemistry, published once or twice a year, highlights people, events, and facilities. Content includes brief articles on new faculty hires, faculty and staff retirements, obituaries, major facilities and equipment upgrades, scholarship and award recipients, historical features, alumni updates, news from the Mallet Library, and a message from the Chair.Chemistr

General Use Chemical Hygiene Plan, 2018

The University of Maine’s (UM) Department of Chemistry, in an effort to ensure that all of its employees and students working in laboratories have a reasonable expectation of safety, has put forward this Chemical Hygiene Plan. It is a guide to operating safely with chemicals and understanding your laboratory environment as well as instructions of what is to be done in an emergency. Each person working in a laboratory will be expected to follow the guidelines explained here but borrowed from The University of Maine System, state and federal governments

Chemical applications of escience to interfacial spectroscopy

This report is a summary of works carried out by the author between October 2003 and September 2004, in the first year of his PhD studie

ChemFest 2011

ChemFest. 2011 is our local participation in National Chemistry Week intended to celebrate the contributions of the sciences, and, in particular, chemistry, to modern life and society. ChemFest will take place in Aubert Hall in the late afternoon and evening of Wednesday, October 12,2011. The program consists of an open house for members of the campus community and beyond, including area school teachers and their students. We anticipate well over one hundred attendees. Undergraduate student members of the American Chemical Society UM Student Affiliates will present interactive demonstrations of chemistry at a level understandable to a lay audience

Special Elements of Excellence: Summer 2018

From the Chair\u27s Desk 1st Collaborative Research Gathering Emerging Scholar Award Associate Prof Andre Venter reports on his sabbatical at the University of Pierre and Marie Curie in Paris, France 2017 Spring Award Recipients James Kiddle, Recipient of the Local Section Outreach Volunteer of the Year Awar

Chemical Education Scholar, Spring 2003

The University of Maine Chemistry Department and the Center for Science and Mathematics Education Research (CSMER) request funding to help support the visit of one of several Chemical Education Scholars in the Spring of 2003. Dr. Robert Lichter of Merrimack Consulting will be kicking off the series with a public talk entitle d,, The Future of Scholarship ß All of Us, at 1:10 PM on April 4,2003 in 316 Aubert Hall. We believe that his talk will be of interest to a broader community and we also anticipate that this presentation will be of some use in creating awareness of the need and impact of a diverse faculty in the sciences. Dr. Lichter will also visit with faculty and students of the Department of Chemistry and other departments participating in CSMER to discuss their projects

Department of Chemistry annual report, 1995-96

University of Central Florida Department of Chemistry Annual Report, 1995-1996