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Prof. Kimberlee Moran awarded Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence honor

Prof. Kimberlee Moran awarded Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence honor

May 20, 2021 Kimberlee Moran
Professor Kimberlee Moran is the 2021 recipient of the Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence Award for NTT faculty.
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May 20, 2021Prof. Kimberlee Moran awarded Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence honor
Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 4th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament

Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 4th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament

April 14, 2021 Kimberlee Moran
For the 4th 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 4th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament...
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April 14, 2021Prof. Moran & Prof. Betz hosts 4th annual Ethics Bowl debate tournament
LFTDI student Nidhi Sheth Selected as ISHI student Ambassador

LFTDI student Nidhi Sheth Selected as ISHI student Ambassador

April 14, 2021 Catherine Grgicak
LFTDI student and CIB PhD candidate Nidhi Sheth has been selected as an ISHI (International Symposium on Human Identification) Student Ambassadors this year!  
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April 14, 2021LFTDI student Nidhi Sheth Selected as ISHI student Ambassador
Rutgers and U. Maynooth describe how single-cell analysis may solve the forensic DNA mixture conundrum

Rutgers and U. Maynooth describe how single-cell analysis may solve the forensic DNA mixture conundr...

March 20, 2021 Catherine Grgicak
LFTDI and collaborator Dr. Ken Duffy (National University of Ireland-Maynooth, Hamilton Institute) demonstrate advances in DNA mixture interpretation using forensically relevant single-cell techniques at the 2021 National Institute of Justice Forensic Research Symposium.
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March 20, 2021Rutgers and U. Maynooth describe how single-cell analysis may solve the forensic DNA mixture conundr...
Article published in Chemosphere

Article published in Chemosphere

February 27, 2021 Georgia Arbuckle-Keil
Ms. Karli Sipps, MS Chemistry student, co-authored an article as part of a research collaboration with Dr. Nicole Fahrenfeld (corresponding author), Ms. Kendi Bailey (first author) who completed her engineering Masters degree in 2020 as well as Drs Grace Saba and Robert Chant (Department of Marine and Coastal Science). The title is:  ‘Quantification and composition ... Continue reading Article published in Chemosphere...
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February 27, 2021Article published in Chemosphere
LFTDI Student Nidhi Sheth Featured on RUC’s News Now

LFTDI Student Nidhi Sheth Featured on RUC’s News Now

January 28, 2021 Catherine Grgicak
Read the full post to see how Nidhi’s Forensic Science Research in DNA Analysis could help speed up the process of solving crimes
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January 28, 2021LFTDI Student Nidhi Sheth Featured on RUC’s News Now
Salas Group undergraduate student Sneha Seelam won 2nd Place in TAFDV Poster Competition on December 2020

Salas Group undergraduate student Sneha Seelam won 2nd Place in TAFDV Poster Competition on December...

January 26, 2021 David Salas-De La Cruz
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January 26, 2021Salas Group undergraduate student Sneha Seelam won 2nd Place in TAFDV Poster Competition on December...
Salas Group New Collaborative Article in ACS Applied Polymer Materials “Synthesis and Evaluation of Cellulose-Based, 1,2,3-Triazolium-Functionalized Polymerized Ionic Liquids: Thermal Transitions, Ionic Conductivities, and Morphological Properties”

Salas Group New Collaborative Article in ACS Applied Polymer Materials “Synthesis and Evaluation o...

January 26, 2021 David Salas-De La Cruz
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acsapm.0c01327
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January 26, 2021Salas Group New Collaborative Article in ACS Applied Polymer Materials “Synthesis and Evaluation o...
Karleena Rybacki is on NEWSNOW “Student’s Research Could Have an Impact In Saving Lives and the Planet”

Karleena Rybacki is on NEWSNOW “Student’s Research Could Have an Impact In Saving Lives and the ...

January 26, 2021 David Salas-De La Cruz
https://news.camden.rutgers.edu/2021/01/students-research-could-have-an-impact-in-saving-lives-and-the-planet/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=research&utm_content=karleena-rybacki-ccib
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January 26, 2021Karleena Rybacki is on NEWSNOW “Student’s Research Could Have an Impact In Saving Lives and the ...
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
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Department of Chemistry

 

Science Building, Room 108
315 Penn St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Phone: (856) 225-6142
Fax: (856) 225-6506

 

General Inquiries to:

Mr. Peter Fazzino, Department of Chemistry

fazzino@camden.rutgers.edu

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