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Solving the most critical issues facing society requires better understanding and control of the chemistry underlying our world today. Beyond advances in instrumentation, lasting chemical innovation depends critically on talented and dedicated people.
Our community of faculty, staff, postdoctoral scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate students have a proud tradition of exploring, experimenting, collaborating and sharing new findings and advances.
The human element includes you–our accomplished alumni, who both set the precedent for today’s activities and provide guidance and support for tomorrow’s accomplishments, as well as friends of the department who help make our work possible.
Your gift to the Chemistry Strategic Fund provides crucial resources for:
🧪 updated laboratories and instrumentation for teaching and research
🧪 innovative curriculum development
🧪 student research experiences
🧪 building community among students, faculty, and staff
🧪 seed funding for innovative research projects
Great public universities rely on private giving to maintain our excellence in research, teaching, and service. We are fortunate that alumni and friends of the department step up each year to support Michigan Chemistry.
And today, you can double your impact with gifts to Chemistry matched 1:1 thanks to a generous lead donation from Neal Anderson!
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The human element drives Michigan Chemistry. Nathan Meier, a super undergraduate student researcher, researches the numerical evaluation of Slater Integrals on GPU’s using spheroidal integration in the Zimmerman Group.
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The human element drives Michigan Chemistry. Caitlin Cain, an accomplished postdoctoral researcher, works on state-of-the-art LC technology & chemometrics to examine brain chemistry and correlate metabolomic mechanisms to behavior with the Kennedy Lab.
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