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The Department of Chemistry's mission is to provide a program of study that delivers the core fundamental elements of chemistry. It provides a chemical education that prepares students for professional work in chemistry, entrance into graduate school programs, teaching positions, and scientific or laboratory based employment. 

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Congratulations to Bailey and Stacy from Salas Group. Bailey Blessing won 1st place and Stacy A. Love won 2nd place at the Thermal Analysis Forum Delaware Valley (TAFDV) Spring Symposium poster competition at University of Pennsylvania. Other graduate students representing UPenn, Temple, Drexel, and Rowan were at the event. GO RUTGERS-CAMDEN!!!!  

Congratulations to Bailey and Stacy from Salas Group. Bailey Blessing won 1st place and Stacy A. Lov...

David Salas-De La Cruz
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2 days agoCongratulations to Bailey and Stacy from Salas Group. Bailey Blessing won 1st place and Stacy A. Lov...
Salas Group Member and producer of “The Eureka Effect” podcast, Sam Paulson, is on Rutgers-Camden NEWS NOW.

Salas Group Member and producer of “The Eureka Effect” podcast, Sam Paulson, is on Rutgers-Camde...

David Salas-De La Cruz
Graduating Music and Digital Studies Major Helps Others “Say What They Want to Say”
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2 weeks agoSalas Group Member and producer of “The Eureka Effect” podcast, Sam Paulson, is on Rutgers-Camde...
Salas Group Member, Ashley Rivera-Galletti, received the ACS Scholastic Achievement Award.

Salas Group Member, Ashley Rivera-Galletti, received the ACS Scholastic Achievement Award.

David Salas-De La Cruz
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3 weeks agoSalas Group Member, Ashley Rivera-Galletti, received the ACS Scholastic Achievement Award.
Salas Group Member, Elizabeth Popov, presented her research at William Paterson Undergraduate Symposium

Salas Group Member, Elizabeth Popov, presented her research at William Paterson Undergraduate Sympos...

David Salas-De La Cruz
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3 weeks agoSalas Group Member, Elizabeth Popov, presented her research at William Paterson Undergraduate Sympos...
Salas Group Members Presented their Research at ACS National Conference in Orlando, FL

Salas Group Members Presented their Research at ACS National Conference in Orlando, FL

David Salas-De La Cruz
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3 weeks agoSalas Group Members Presented their Research at ACS National Conference in Orlando, FL
Zhu lab’s research was featured by multiple public medias

Zhu lab’s research was featured by multiple public medias

Hao Zhu
Innovation Toronto: “Animal-free chemical toxicity testing may become outdated with a new algorithm“   Siliconrepublic: “New algorithm could save thousands of animals from toxic testing“   Chemical Watch: “Rutgers team predicts toxicity by mining PubChem data“   Laboratory Equipment: “New Algorithm Allows for Faster, Animal-free Chemical Toxicity Testing”   Medical Life Science: “Low-cost, high-speed algorithm ... Continue reading Zhu lab’s research was featured by multiple public medias...
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3 weeks agoZhu lab’s research was featured by multiple public medias
The paper of hybrid read-across of chemical toxicity was accepted.

The paper of hybrid read-across of chemical toxicity was accepted.

Hao Zhu
The paper titled “Using a Hybrid Read-Across Method to Evaluate Chemical Toxicity Based on Chemical Structure and Biological Data” was accepted by Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. Congratulate to Linlin for her contributions and thank collaborators from Beijing Institute of Technology. Please see the details of this paper here.  
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3 weeks agoThe paper of hybrid read-across of chemical toxicity was accepted.
LFTDI M.S. Students Present Their Thesis Research

LFTDI M.S. Students Present Their Thesis Research

Catherine Grgicak
OPEN FORUM: SCI 114 (Chemistry Conference Room). On Thursday April 25th at 3pm, come see Amanda present her work on: DEVELOPING A FORENSICALLY RELEVANT SINGLE-CELL INTERPRETATION STRATEGY FOR HUMAN IDENTIFICATION. In this work Amanda demonstrates that single-cell signal is fundamentally different than signal acquired from bulk-processing, signifying new interpretation constructs are needed for forensically relevant single-cell signal. On Monday April 29th at 5pm, come see Laura present her work on: STABILIZING INFORMATION CONTENT IN DNA EVIDENCE FOR IMPROVED LAB-TO-LAB INFERENCE Laura shows that the information content in forensic electropherograms (EPGs) can drastically be improved by applying a simulation-experimental based approach. She then applies these improved post-PCR laboratory parameters to  optimize the pre-PCR process.
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Zhu lab’s research was featured by Rutgers media

Zhu lab’s research was featured by Rutgers media

Hao Zhu
One of Zhu lab’s research projected was featured by Rutgers Today with title “New Algorithm Allows Faster, Animal-Free Chemical Toxicity Testing”. Please see this media report here.
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1 month agoZhu lab’s research was featured by Rutgers media
The nanomodeling paper was accepted by Nanoscale

The nanomodeling paper was accepted by Nanoscale

Hao Zhu
The paper titled “In silico profiling nanoparticles: predictive nanomodeling using universal nanodescriptors and various machine learning approaches” was published on Nanoscale. I want to acknowledge Xiliang for his hardwork in this project and the contributions from Dr. Yan. Please see the details of this paper here.
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1 month agoThe nanomodeling paper was accepted by Nanoscale
Jinglin Fu Receives Prestigious Early-Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Jinglin Fu Receives Prestigious Early-Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

Jinglin Fu
Rutgers‒Camden Professor Receives Prestigious Early-Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
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1 month agoJinglin Fu Receives Prestigious Early-Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
The perspective was selected as the cover paper of the coming issue of Chemical Research in Toxicology.

The perspective was selected as the cover paper of the coming issue of Chemical Research in Toxicolo...

Hao Zhu
Congratulations again to Heather for her contributions.
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1 month agoThe perspective was selected as the cover paper of the coming issue of Chemical Research in Toxicolo...
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315 Penn St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Phone: (856) 225-6142
Fax: (856) 225-6506

 

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Mr. Peter Fazzino, Department of Chemistry

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