Department of Chemistry

Students from the Fu lab present oral talk and posters at ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM): Students from the Fu lab present oral talk and posters at ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM...

June 10, 2022 Jinglin Fu

Multiple students from the Fu lab were attending ACS MARM from June 1st-June 4th: Alireza Ebrahimimojarad, Shiming Liu, Derek Puyat, Akshay Shah, Kaitlyn Nguyen, Doris Zheng. They have presented oral talks, posters, interacted with students and faculty from other colleges and enjoyed fun! Students are grateful to the Rutgers Camden School of Arts and Sciences ... Continue reading Students from the Fu lab present oral talk and posters at ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM)...
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June 10, 2022Students from the Fu lab present oral talk and posters at ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM...
Congratulations to Shiming Liu, Derek Puyat, Anthony Monte Carlo and Akshay Shah for receiving Arts and Sciences Opportunity Meets Innovation Challenge (OMIC) Undergraduate Research Grant: Congratulations to Shiming Liu, Derek Puyat, Anthony Monte Carlo and Akshay Shah for receiving Arts...

June 10, 2022 Jinglin Fu

Multiple students from the lab received Arts and Sciences Opportunity Meets Innovation Challenge (OMIC) Undergraduate Research Grant ($1500) from 2021-2022. One of the special qualities of Camden campus and School of Arts and Sciences is the opportunity for students to engage in research and to work closely with our distinguished faculty. Students are expected to ... Continue reading Congratulations to Shiming Liu, Derek Puyat, Anthony Monte Carlo and Akshay Shah for receiving Arts and Sciences Opportunity Meets Innovation Challenge (OMIC) Undergraduate Research Grant...
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June 10, 2022Congratulations to Shiming Liu, Derek Puyat, Anthony Monte Carlo and Akshay Shah for receiving Arts...
First conference presentation from Carlin Lab: First conference presentation from Carlin Lab

June 6, 2022 Michelle Carlin

From imminent death to the virgin birth: A multi analytical investigation of a 16th century painting. Presented at American Chemical Society MARM2022 at The College of New Jersey by Dr Michelle Carlin. Co-author Nicola Grimaldi, MA, Northumbria University, UK.
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June 6, 2022First conference presentation from Carlin Lab
LFTDI Student Madison Mulcahy awarded travel grant to present at ISFG 2022: LFTDI Student Madison Mulcahy awarded travel grant to present at ISFG 2022

June 3, 2022 Catherine Grgicak

M.S. Chemistry student, Madison Mulcahy awarded the Dean’s Graduate Travel Grant to present her work on precision forensic DNA analysis at the Congress of the International Society for Forensic Genetics in Sept 2022. Her presentation titled “Grouped and ungrouped single-cell electropherograms enable precision DNA interpretation: Relevancy and legitimacy of single-cell forensics” will show the benefits of single-cell resolution for forensic DNA mixtures.
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June 3, 2022LFTDI Student Madison Mulcahy awarded travel grant to present at ISFG 2022
Nidhi Sheth to Present Precision Forensic DNA at ISFG Sept 2022: Nidhi Sheth to Present Precision Forensic DNA at ISFG Sept 2022

June 3, 2022 Catherine Grgicak

Nidhi Sheth (Ph.D. Computational and Integrative Biology) will present her findings on “A forensically relevant unsupervised learning approach that accurately clusters single-cell electropherograms” at this year’s Conference of the International Society for Forensic Genetics.
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June 3, 2022Nidhi Sheth to Present Precision Forensic DNA at ISFG Sept 2022
Congratulation to Shiming (Sam) Liu for receiving American Institute of Chemistry Award: Congratulation to Shiming (Sam) Liu for receiving American Institute of Chemistry Award

May 11, 2022 Jinglin Fu

I am pleased to announce that Shiming have been selected to receive the American Institute of Chemistry Award by members of the campus community. This award is presented to a senior demonstrating ability, character, and leadership, and the potential for advancement of the profession.
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May 11, 2022Congratulation to Shiming (Sam) Liu for receiving American Institute of Chemistry Award
Kaitlyn Nguyen successfully passed her thesis defense!: Kaitlyn Nguyen successfully passed her thesis defense!

April 13, 2022 Jinglin Fu

Kaitlyn Nguyen successfully passed her thesis defense with distinction: INVESTIGATION OF NEGATIVELY CHARGED BIOPOLYMERS FOR STABILIZING ENZYMES AND PREVENTING AGGREGATION Comigrations to Kaitlyn!!!
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April 13, 2022Kaitlyn Nguyen successfully passed her thesis defense!
Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 5th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament: Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 5th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament

April 12, 2022 Kimberlee Moran

For the 5th year in a row, Professor Moran will be facilitating the Rutgers-Camden Ethics Bowl, a co-taught class with Professor Betz in the Department of Philosophy & Religion (50:730:240). The class, Debating Ethical Issues Across Disciplines, teaches students ethical frameworks through which dilemmas can be addressed. Students prepare scenarios that are then debated in ... Continue reading Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 5th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament...
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April 12, 2022Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 5th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament
Article published in STOTEN: Article published in STOTEN

January 8, 2022 Georgia Arbuckle-Keil

Ms. Karli Sipps, who completed her MS Chemistry degree at Rutgers University-Camden in May 2021, is the first author of the paper published in Science of the Total Environment (STOTEN). This paper titled: Pervasive occurrence of microplastics in Hudson-Raritan estuary zooplankton can be found at: https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1eR0uB8ccr6I6
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January 8, 2022Article published in STOTEN
From Lab to Jab: Rutgers–Camden Toxicologist Offers Confidence Booster for Unvaccinated Americans: From Lab to Jab: Rutgers–Camden Toxicologist Offers Confidence Booster for Unvaccinated Americans

November 30, 2021 Michelle Carlin

Some may be reluctant to take a vaccine they believe has only been tested for a few months, but that couldn’t be further from the truth, says Michelle Carlin, an assistant professor of forensic chemistry at Rutgers University–Camden. Read the full story here: From Lab to Jab.
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November 30, 2021From Lab to Jab: Rutgers–Camden Toxicologist Offers Confidence Booster for Unvaccinated Americans
Experts work to fight vaccine reluctancy: Experts work to fight vaccine reluctancy

November 30, 2021 Michelle Carlin

As the omicron variant spreads — public health experts continue to urge anyone who’s unvaccinated to get those first shots — and for everyone else to get a booster. But many are still reluctant. Some are holding off because they think the vaccines were developed too quickly and they’re taking a wait-and-see approach. Michelle Carlin ... Continue reading Experts work to fight vaccine reluctancy...
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November 30, 2021Experts work to fight vaccine reluctancy
Department of Chemistry Fall Seminar Series: Department of Chemistry Fall Seminar Series

November 22, 2021 Ivan Rivera Torres

Faculty Spotlight Dr. Ivan Rivera-Torres Rutgers-Camden TITLE: Pharma CSI: A Hypothetical Case Study Incident During Recombinant Insulin Production that Requires Forensic Chemical Analysis. ABSTRACT: Analysis of atypical particles discovered during the synthesis and manufacturing processes of medical drugs in pharmaceutical companies is essential to determine if such particles are inert and harmless, or whether it is harmful contamination. In this seminar, we will analyze a hypothetical case involving unknown particles that were discovered during the production of a batch of recombinant human insulin. As chemists assigned to a chemical forensic laboratory in industry, we will use a battery of analytical techniques: optical microscopy; scanning electron microscopy; X-ray microanalysis; Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy; and Attenuated Total Reflectance to elucidate the chemical structure that is present in the particles. We are also under time…
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November 22, 2021Department of Chemistry Fall Seminar Series

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