Congratulations to Meghan Cahill (Haynes group) for winning the President’s Student Leadership & Service Award (PSLSA). This award is presented to students for their exceptional leadership and service to the University of Minnesota and the surrounding community. Read more
Stephanie L. Mitchell’s manuscript, entitled “Chronic Exposure to Complex Metal Oxide Nanoparticles Elicits Rapid Resistance in Shewanella oneidensis MR-1,” has been accepted by Chemical Science. Read the online publication here. Stephanie L. Mitchell, Natalie Hudson-Smith, Meghan Cahill, Benjamin Reynolds, Seth Frand, Curtis Green, Chenyu Wang, Mimi Hang, Rodrigo Tapia Hernandez, Robert Hamers, Z. Vivian Feng, Christy Haynes and Erin E. Carlson, Chemical Science, 2019, Available Online.
Natalie V. Hudson-Smith’s manuscript, entitled “A Macroscale Model for Hands-On Activities Demonstrating Transmission Electron Microscopy,” has been accepted by the Journal of Chemical Education. Read the online publication here. Natalie V. Hudson-Smith, Meghan S. Cahill, Nathan D. Klein, Miriam O. P. Krause and Christy L. Haynes, Journal of Chemical Education, 2019, Available Online.
Two Haynes group undergraduate researchers were recognized by the Department of Chemistry at the University of Minnesota this Spring (see the news release for department awards here). Meghan Cahill (left) was awarded the 2019 Lloyd W. Goerke scholarship, which recognizes a junior chemistry majors who has shown outstanding academic achievement. Elaine Kappel (right) was chosen for the 2019 Robert C. Brasted Memorial Fellowship, which is awarded to a junior who has expressed an interest in a teaching career in chemistry. Additionally, both Meghan and Elaine were among 10 chemistry students who received Summer Research Fellowships. Congratulations Meghan and Elaine!
