Department of Chemistry

Undergraduate Students Help Enhance Chemistry Spaces: Undergraduate Students Help Enhance Chemistry Spaces

November 16, 2020 Kate Blair

Undergraduate students enrolled in the Student Undergraduate Lab Instructor course have helped to organize and enhance chemistry lab spaces including the Organic Chemistry Laboratory, as well as the Chemical Principles Laboratory. The hard work of Thao Nguyen, Gemma Giralo, and Kennedy Tran has helped make these spaces something future students will be able to enjoy. ... Continue reading Undergraduate Students Help Enhance Chemistry Spaces...
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November 16, 2020Undergraduate Students Help Enhance Chemistry Spaces
NIJ and Rutgers Success Story Featured by FTCoE: NIJ and Rutgers Success Story Featured by FTCoE

September 24, 2020 Catherine Grgicak

Forensic Technology Center of Excellence publishes the NIJ success story on LFTDI’s NOCIt platform – a method to infer the number of contributors to a forensic sample found at a crime scene.
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September 24, 2020NIJ and Rutgers Success Story Featured by FTCoE
LFTDI student and CIB PhD Candidate Nidhi Sheth awarded NIJ Graduate Fellowship: LFTDI student and CIB PhD Candidate Nidhi Sheth awarded NIJ Graduate Fellowship

September 22, 2020 Catherine Grgicak

LFTDI student and CIB PhD Candidate, Nidhi Sheth, was awarded an NIJ Graduate Fellowship for her work on “Selectively analyzing and interpreting DNA from multiple donors with a full Single-Cell strategy“. Nidhi is part of a multi-institutional, inter-disciplinary team of computer scientists, applied mathematicians, data scientists and chemists interested in developing a forensically relevant single-cell pipeline aimed at solving the forensic DNA mixture problem.
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September 22, 2020LFTDI student and CIB PhD Candidate Nidhi Sheth awarded NIJ Graduate Fellowship
High School and College Students Engage in Summer Research Through Remote U.S. Army Program Led by Rutgers University‒Camden Scientists: High School and College Students Engage in Summer Research Through Remote U.S. Army Program Led by R...

August 25, 2020 Jinglin Fu

High School and College Students Engage in Summer Research Through Remote U.S. Army Program Led by Rutgers University‒Camden Scientists
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August 25, 2020High School and College Students Engage in Summer Research Through Remote U.S. Army Program Led by R...
Dr. Zhu was featured on Rutgers-Camden News: Dr. Zhu was featured on Rutgers-Camden News

July 29, 2020 Hao Zhu

Dr. Zhu and his recently NIH awarded project was featured on Rutgers-Camden News as a school research highlight. Please view this news here.
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July 29, 2020Dr. Zhu was featured on Rutgers-Camden News
Zhu lab published a keynote paper on Drug Discovery Today: Zhu lab published a keynote paper on Drug Discovery Today

July 22, 2020 Hao Zhu

Zhu lab published a keynote review, titled “Advancing computer-aided drug discovery (CADD) by big data and data-driven machine learning modeling” on Drug Discovery Today. Linlin Zhao is the first author and Heather Ciallella is the second author. Please see the details of this paper here.
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July 22, 2020Zhu lab published a keynote paper on Drug Discovery Today
Dr. Zhu was awarded a NIH R01 grant.: Dr. Zhu was awarded a NIH R01 grant.

June 27, 2020 Hao Zhu

Dr. Zhu was awarded a five year NIH R01 grant, titled “Mechanism-Driven Virtual Adverse Outcome Pathway Modeling for Hepatotoxicity“, from National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. This grant, with the total amount of $2,271,161 will provide Dr. Zhu necessary support to develop predictive models for potential liver toxicants using new AI algorithms and public big ... Continue reading Dr. Zhu was awarded a NIH R01 grant....
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June 27, 2020Dr. Zhu was awarded a NIH R01 grant.
Dr. Zhu was awarded a research contract from Lubrizol: Dr. Zhu was awarded a research contract from Lubrizol

June 27, 2020 Hao Zhu

The Lubrizol Corporation provided Dr. Zhu an one year contract of $25,000 to study developmental toxicity. This collaboration project also involves the use of Lubrizol toxicity data for modeling purpose.
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June 27, 2020Dr. Zhu was awarded a research contract from Lubrizol
Zhu lab published on Nature Communications: Zhu lab published on Nature Communications

June 27, 2020 Hao Zhu

The research paper, titled “Construction of a web-based nanomaterial database by big data curation and modeling friendly nanostructure annotations”, was published on Nature Communications. The first author was Xiliang Yan, who finished this project as a visiting student in Zhu lab. I want to thank Dr. Bing Yan for his supporting of experimental data as ... Continue reading Zhu lab published on Nature Communications...
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June 27, 2020Zhu lab published on Nature Communications
Linlin Zhao and Swati Sharma successfully defended their thesis in CCIB: Linlin Zhao and Swati Sharma successfully defended their thesis in CCIB

June 27, 2020 Hao Zhu

In two virtual thesis defense seminars of April, Linlin Zhao defended her PhD thesis, titled “Computational modeling for chemical toxicity assessment in the big data era: combining data driven profiling and mechanism-driven read-across”. Swati Sharma defended her master thesis, titled “Hybrid modeling of reproductive and developmental toxicity”. Congratulations to Dr. Linlin Zhao and Swati Sharma. ... Continue reading Linlin Zhao and Swati Sharma successfully defended their thesis in CCIB...
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June 27, 2020Linlin Zhao and Swati Sharma successfully defended their thesis in CCIB
Forensic Science Center of Excellence Hosts Webinar Featuring LFTDI’s NOCIt Inference Platform: Forensic Science Center of Excellence Hosts Webinar Featuring LFTDI’s NOCIt Inference Platform

June 5, 2020 Catherine Grgicak

Tuesday, July 21th, 2020 1:00:00 PM ET – 2:00:00 PM ET Duration: 1 hour(s) Presenter: Catherine M. Grgicak
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June 5, 2020Forensic Science Center of Excellence Hosts Webinar Featuring LFTDI’s NOCIt Inference Platform
Prof Moran awarded NEH funding: Prof Moran awarded NEH funding

April 15, 2020 Kimberlee Moran

Professor Kimberlee Moran was awarded the NEH Summer Stipend for: “The Arch Street Project: Visualizing the Historical, Archaeological, and Bioanthropological Evidence from the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia’s Burial Ground”. The grant will fund the production of an interactive site map of the cemetery excavated in 2017. Nearly 500 burials were recovered and are still being ... Continue reading Prof Moran awarded NEH funding...
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April 15, 2020Prof Moran awarded NEH funding

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