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Professor Chuck Henry Awarded 2025 ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry – Electrochemistry Award

Professor Chuck Henry was awarded the 2025 ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry – Electrochemistry award. The award is given to those who are advancing the field of electrochemical analysis in one or

Assistant Teaching Professor Brittney Morgan awarded a FIIE Fellowship

Professor Brittney Morgan recently received designation as a Faculty Institute of Inclusive Excellence Fellow. The Faculty Institute for Inclusive Excellence is a program aimed at educating faculty about diversity, equity, and inclusion

Delphine Farmer Selected as a 2025 Professor Laureate

The College of Natural Resources at CSU has selected Professor Delphine Farmer as one of two 2025 Professor Laureates. The award is the college’s highest academic honor. It is reserved for dedicated

2025 Global Women’s Breakfast

The annual Global Women’s Breakfast at Colorado State University took place on Tuesday, February 11, uniting a diverse group of faculty, graduate students, and staff to celebrate the accomplishments of women and

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Ram Legacy: Leland Dale and Lynn Adams

Leland Dale and Lynn Adams know the impact that scholarships and a college degree can have. It’s their combined experiences and passion for education that have led them to establish the Leland Dale and Lynn Adams Chemistry Scholarship.

Polymer research shows potential replacement for common superglues with a reusable and biodegradable alternative 

Researchers have developed an adhesive polymer that is stronger than current options while also being biodegradable and reusable.

University Distinguished Professor A.R. Ravinshankara Retires

“After over a decade of dedicated service and research at Colorado State University, University Distinguished Professor A.R. Ravishankara is retiring. He worked in the Departments of Chemistry and Atmospheric Science as well as PACH – a CSU Partnership, reaching inward and outward, that provides comprehensive science-vetted information in useful form to stakeholders in air quality, climate, and health issues.”

Nature paper discusses new approach to breakdown PFAS, forever chemicals

Researchers have found a new approach for breaking down chemicals commonly used for their water-resistant properties that can carry health risks from long-term exposure.