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LFTDI CCIB PhD student Qhawe Bhembe awarded FSF Student Travel Grant

LFTDI CCIB PhD student Qhawe Bhembe awarded FSF Student Travel Grant

December 7, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
Congratulations to Qhawe Bhembe on being selected as one of the eight Forensic Science Foundation Student Travel Grant recipients for 2024!   This award includes $1,500 grant funding and complementary AAFS annual meeting registration. At the conference Qhawe will present his work on forensics in the single-cell age.
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December 7, 2023LFTDI CCIB PhD student Qhawe Bhembe awarded FSF Student Travel Grant
Dr Carlin presents at #SOFT2023 on stability in forensic toxicology

Dr Carlin presents at #SOFT2023 on stability in forensic toxicology

November 8, 2023 Michelle Carlin
Dr Carlin presented at #SOFT2023 in Denver Colorado last week on stability of cannabinoids. The workshop was titled “Steady as she goes: mastering stability in forensic toxicology” chaired by Drs Karen Scott and Lorna Nisbet, presenting alongside Drs Robert Kronstrand and Frank Peters and Dani Mata and Michael Stypa. 
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November 8, 2023Dr Carlin presents at #SOFT2023 on stability in forensic toxicology
Lun & Grgicak Honored as 2023 Edison Patent Awardees

Lun & Grgicak Honored as 2023 Edison Patent Awardees

August 20, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
Catherine M. Grgicak (Chemistry) and Desmond S. Lun (Computer Science) were named 2023 Edison Patent Awardees, the state’s highest recognition for inventors and innovators, by the Research and Development Council of New Jersey. Drs. Lun and Grgicak, along with co-inventors Harish Swaminathan and Muriel Medard, are being honored for their 2019 patent, “SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETERMINING AN UNKNOWN CHARACTERISTIC OF A SAMPLE” in the Forensic Science category.
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August 20, 2023Lun & Grgicak Honored as 2023 Edison Patent Awardees
LFTDI MSFS student Ami Reader awarded Best Paper at Rutgers Graduate Research Symposium

LFTDI MSFS student Ami Reader awarded Best Paper at Rutgers Graduate Research Symposium

August 17, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
Congratulations goes to Ami Reader whose research paper titled “Advancements in STR Analysis for Human Identification: Next Generation Sequencing and Single-Cell Cluster Summed Consensus Profiles” won the paper competition at Rutgers University Camden’s Graduate Research and Creative Works Symposium 2023.
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August 17, 2023LFTDI MSFS student Ami Reader awarded Best Paper at Rutgers Graduate Research Symposium
Congratulation to students for receiving Chancellor and OMIC grants!

Congratulation to students for receiving Chancellor and OMIC grants!

July 26, 2023 Jinglin Fu
Congratulation to  Alireza Ebrahimi, Qiaochu Zhang and Prince Osei Bonsu for receiving Chancellor’s Grant for Independent Student Research! Congratulation to Akshay Shah and Duessared Bregaudit for receiving Arts and Sciences OMIC Summer Research Grant! 
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July 26, 2023Congratulation to students for receiving Chancellor and OMIC grants!
Dr Bowerbank visits Carlin Lab, RSC funded

Dr Bowerbank visits Carlin Lab, RSC funded

July 18, 2023 Michelle Carlin
Dr Samantha Bowerbank, Senior Chromatography Technician at Northumbria University, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK is working alongside Carlin Lab researchers from 17th July – 4th August 2023. Dr Bowerbank has been funded by the Royal Society of Chemistry, Technician Skills Development Grant. We look forward to the next 3 weeks. Welcome Dr Bowerbank!
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July 18, 2023Dr Bowerbank visits Carlin Lab, RSC funded
From Lab to Life: Student-Driven Discoveries

From Lab to Life: Student-Driven Discoveries

June 29, 2023 Jinglin Fu
Chemistry researchers make gains impacting disease diagnosis and treatment. Rutgers Today. Stories for Class of 2023.  https://stories.camden.rutgers.edu/from-lab-to-life/ 
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June 29, 2023From Lab to Life: Student-Driven Discoveries
Evidentiary Evaluations of Single Cell DNA featured in FSI: Genetics

Evidentiary Evaluations of Single Cell DNA featured in FSI: Genetics

May 16, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
A recent publication by RUCamden LFTDI students Madison Mulcahy and Nidhi Sheth shows the power of single-cell genetics for forensic evaluations.  https://www.fsigenetics.com/.
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May 16, 2023Evidentiary Evaluations of Single Cell DNA featured in FSI: Genetics
Kassandra Hyde – MS defence

Kassandra Hyde – MS defence

April 26, 2023 Michelle Carlin
MS chemistry research student in the Carlin Lab, Kassandra (Kasey) Hyde presents her thesis defence Thursday 27th April 2023 at 10 am in chemistry conference room. Good Luck Kasey!
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April 26, 2023Kassandra Hyde – MS defence
A Bruker MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer is successfully installed in the Chemistry Department and completed a basic training

A Bruker MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer is successfully installed in the Chemistry Department and compl...

April 10, 2023 Jinglin Fu
On April 6th 2023, Department of Chemistry at Rutgers-Camden has completed the installation of a Bruker Microflex-LRF MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer, as well as a basic training for bio-applications.  Laura Freeman, Jinglin Fu and Bruker scientists of Terry Murphy and Nannan Tao organized the installation and training. The three-day training has included multiple faculty members and ... Continue reading A Bruker MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer is successfully installed in the Chemistry Department and completed a basic training...
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April 10, 2023A Bruker MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer is successfully installed in the Chemistry Department and compl...
Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds

Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds

February 22, 2023 Michelle Carlin
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/22/us/poppy-seeds-drug-tests-military.html  
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February 22, 2023Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds
Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC

Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC

February 22, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
See the entire news story by clicking on the following link, https://research.rutgers.edu/news/rutgers-office-research-signs-exclusive-license-softgenetics-llc-market-innovative-dna
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February 22, 2023Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC
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Department of Chemistry

 

Science Building, Room 114B
315 Penn St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Phone: (856) 225-6142
Fax: (856) 225-6506

 

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Mr. Peter Fazzino, Department of Chemistry

fazzino@camden.rutgers.edu

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