What's Happening

Denison Chemistry and Biochemistry majors present undergraduate research at the American Chemical Society National Meeting.

The National Science Foundation has awarded graduate research fellowships to two Denison students, Patrick Banner and Madeline Van Winkle.

The Denison University's Board of Trustees recently has awarded tenure to Rachel Mitton-Fry.

Two Biochemistry majors present their work at the 2017 Rustbelt RNA Meeting

Over twenty Chemistry and Biochemistry students presented posters of their summer research to the college community.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry welcomes new and old faces in our classrooms and labs and looks forwards to a great semester.

As a White House Fellow, Dr. Kyle Sheetz '09 will work with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to improve access and quality of surgical services.

Summer student researchers enjoy chemistry in and outside of the lab.

Chemistry and Biochemistry students have a lot to be proud of this academic year.

Join us for our annual alumni speaker and student award presentations.

Madeline Van Winkle '18 was recognized for her research on nematic liquid crystals and ferromagnetic platelets.

Denison student participate in an annual run to raise funds for a national scholarship programs.

Joe Reczek, associate professor of chemistry, is a mentor to an award-winning science fair team.

Chemistry and Biochemistry students and faculty have much to look forward to in the coming months.

Jordan Fantini, Associate Professor of Chemistry, traveled with three students to the 2016 Spring National Meeting of the American Chemical Society.

Patrick Keller '16, biochemistry major, was honored by Denison President Adam Weinberg with the President's Medal.

Connor Wuorinen '16 is Denison's most recent student trustee.

Faculty and students gathered to celebrate our graduating senior majors and students from all years honored with department awards.

Sun, waves, and Denison Chemistry and Biochemistry majors presenting undergraduate research at the ACS National Meeting.

Recent chemistry/biochemistry graduates have been awarded National Science Foundation Grants.

Michael Stern, a member of the Denison class of 1983, vice president of Monsanto, presents "Trends in Global Agriculture: Challenge and Opportunities."

Joe Reczek, associate professor of chemistry, taught water purification techniques at the annual STEMfest at The Works museum.

The American Chemistry Society published "Predictable Tuning of Absorption Properties in Modular Aromatic Donor-Acceptor Liquid Crystals".

The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant of $105,300 to Denison University for support of research by members of the Denison chemistry faculty.

Join us Tuesday November 10th at 11:30 am in Ebaugh 113 for advice on crafting personal statements

The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant of $105,300 to Denison University for support of research by members of the Denison chemistry faculty.

Chemistry fellows have excellent academic performance, service to the department and the positive attitude and contributions to the department.

Twenty-three chemistry students presented posters of their summer research at Denison's Science Research Symposium.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is pleased to welcome Dr. Mona Maalouf as a visiting faculty member for the 2015-2016 academic year.

Expanding research capabilities with a new X-ray diffractometer (XRD) system.