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February is Black History Month, a special time set aside to celebrate the contributions of African-Americans. The College of Sciences joins the celebration by inviting the perspectives of African-American colleagues through a two-part Q&A.
Chemical biologists at Georgia Tech and peer institutions in the Greater Atlanta area are poised for a grand debut on April 21, 2018 – at the First Annual Greater Atlanta Chemical Biology Symposium, to be held at Emory University.
Chad Risko has been named a 2018 Cottrell Scholar. He is an assistant professor of chemistry in the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences and a researcher with the Center for Applied Energy Research. Risko received his Ph.D. from Georgia Tech in 2005, working with Jean-Luc Brédas in the School of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
February is Black History Month, a special time set aside to celebrate the contributions of African-Americans. The College of Sciences joins the celebration by inviting the perspectives of African-American colleagues through a two-part Q&A.
The Division C regional tournament that CEISMC hosted for the Science Olympiad brought 20 high school teams to Georgia Tech.
In popular culture, asteroids play the role of apocalyptic threat, get blamed for wiping out the dinosaurs – and offer an extraterrestrial source for mineral mining. But for researcher Nicholas Hud, asteroids play an entirely different role: that of time capsules showing what molecules originally existed in our solar system. Having that information gives scientists the starting point they need to reconstruct the complex pathway that got life started on Earth.
