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New collaborative research by @fsuchemistry’s Biwu Ma and Joseph Schlenoff and @famufsucoeng’s Subramania Ramakrishnan was spotlighted in Phys.org! 

Their work explores a new method to advance radiation detection technologies with applications to make organic metal halide hybrids more durable for advanced technologies. 

To learn more, visit: bit.ly/4jldllQ.

📸 Clockwise from top left: Professor of chemistry and biochemistry Biwu Ma, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Joseph Schlenoff, and 3M Distinguished Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Subramanian Ramakrishnan. Clockwise from top left: Professor of chemistry and biochemistry Biwu Ma, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Joseph Schlenoff, and 3M Distinguished Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Subramanian Ramakrishnan. by @fsuchemistry
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Two weeks ago, @floridastateuniversity hosted the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences! 🧑‍🔬

While our featured speaker Eric V. Anslyn (@utaustintx) was still in Tallahassee after the event, he met with @fsuchemistry students to chat more about the science behind our senses of taste and smell as well as answer questions.

To learn more about the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences, visit news.fsu.edu.

📸 @devincbittner Photo of Eric V. Anslyn. by @fsuchemistry
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From the lab to the marketplace ➡️ Florida State University doctoral candidate Kimberley Christopher is using the National Science Foundation's I-Corps program to investigate the commercial potential of her technology designed to destroy “forever chemicals.”

With support from IGNITE-FSU and faculty in the FSU Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry and the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, Christopher is exploring how her research could become the cornerstone of a new company.

Read more in the link in our bio. taken in Florida State University by @fsuchemistry
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Researchers in @fsuchemistry and @famufsucoeng have developed a method to make a class of materials more robust and potentially easier to manufacture for advanced radiation detection devices, including those used in medical imaging and radiation therapy as well as space technologies.

To learn more about this research project at @floridastateuniversity, tap ‘News’ at the #linkinbio.

📸 Clockwise from top left: Professor of chemistry and biochemistry Biwu Ma, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Joseph Schlenoff, and 3M Distinguished Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Subramanian Ramakrishnan. Clockwise from top left: Professor of chemistry and biochemistry Biwu Ma, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Joseph Schlenoff, and 3M Distinguished Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Subramanian Ramakrishnan. by @fsuchemistry
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Christian Bleiholder, a professor in @fsuchemistry, recently delivered a keynote presentation, titled "Emerging Methods for Studying Protein-Protein and Antibody-Ligand Interactions," during the 18th annual Bioprocessing Summit in Boston!

During his presentation, Bleiholder discussed the importance of understanding protein-protein and antibody-ligand interactions in advancing the discovery and development of biotherapeutics — drugs derived from organic sources, such as the bacteria that live alongside sea sponges.

More specifically, he highlighted emerging ion-mobility/mass-spectrometry approaches designed to characterize these interactions with improved structural and conformational resolution.

Shortly after his presentation, Bleiholder's work was featured in @genengnews. To check out the full article, visit: bit.ly/4rAhzrZ.

📸 @devincbittner Headshot photo of Christian Bleiholder. by @fsuchemistry
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On Wednesday, @floridastateuniversity hosted the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences! 🧪

To learn more about the event, visit news.fsu.edu.

📸 @devincbittner Photo of Eric V. Anslyn presenting at the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences. by @fsuchemistry
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20 days ago
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New funding from the Florida Cancer Innovation Fund (@florida.health) has been awarded to @fsuchemistry's Qing-Xiang “Amy” Sang!

This grant will help Sang determine which existing cancer drugs have the potential to also effectively treat rare pediatric brain cancers.

To learn more about her research — which employs a revolutionary combination of AI tools and lab testing — tap 'News' at the #linkinbio.

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Slide one: Portrait of Sang. Photo by @devincbittner.

Slide two: Image of a healthy human brain organoid — a three-dimensional, ball-shaped cluster of cells — under a microscope. Photo by Sonia Kiran.

Slide three: Image of atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor cells under a microscope. This is a rare and presently incurable form of pediatric brain cancer. Photo by Drishty B. Sarker. Headshot photo of Qing-Xiang “Amy” Sang. by @fsuchemistry
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Four @fsuchemistry researchers have received @nsfgov funding to advance the development of new materials for applications in areas including energy, data storage, and technological advances like quantum computing and medical devices!

To learn more about their research projects, tap ‘News’ at the #linkinbio.

📸 Clockwise from top left: Distinguished Research Professor Igor Alabugin, Professor Eugene DePrince, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor Joseph Schlenoff and Professor Susan Latturner. Clockwise from top left: Distinguished Research Professor Igor Alabugin, Professor Eugene DePrince, Robert O. Lawton Distinguished Professor Joseph Schlenoff and Professor Susan Latturner. by @fsuchemistry
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To check out the full #FSUStudentSpotlight Q&A with Diego Lebron, a senior in @fsuchemistry and @det145afrotc, tap 'News' at the #linkinbio! by @fsuchemistry
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UPDATE❗️Both events will be held in the Center for Advanced Power Systems (Room 120)

STEM students, this one's for you! 🧪⚛️

@famufsucoeng is hosting two events on Thursday, Sept. 24, for students interested in learning more about 2027 internship opportunities at @oakridgelab.

The first event will focus on summer internships for undergraduates and will begin at 11 a.m. in the Center for Advanced Power Systems (Room 120). For more details, visit: fla.st/W5MVQGBT.

Starting at 12:30 in the same location, the second event will be geared toward master's and doctoral students as well as recent graduates. For more info, visit: fla.st/Y3Q7YG65. Flyer for the "Undergrad Internship Opportunities at ORNL" event. by @fsuchemistry
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On Wednesday, @floridastateuniversity will host the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences! 🧑‍🔬

@utaustintx's Eric V. Anslyn will present "The Senses of Taste and Smell: Differential Sensing Concepts and Application."

🗓️ Wednesday, Sept. 23
⏰ 3 p.m.
📍 @fsucom Auditorium

For more event details, visit: fla.st/QTR6ZSU6. Event flyer for the Inaugural Presidential Lectureship in Chemical Sciences. by @fsuchemistry
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#FSUStudentSpotlight 🌟 Meet Diego Lebron, a senior in @fsuchemistry and a cadet in @det145afrotc! 

“Being involved in Air Force ROTC at @floridastateuniversity has developed my leadership skills and greatly prepared me for a career in the military while also creating a strong sense of community within a large university.”

To check out the full Q&A and learn more about Lebron’s FSU journey, as well as his plans to join the U.S. Space Force after graduation, tap 'News' at the #linkinbio.

📸 @devincbittner Headshot photo of Diego Lebron. by @fsuchemistry
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