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at the City University of New York
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A word from our Alumni – Hualin Li.
Read about his path from PhD student at Prof. Kobrak Lab at Brooklyn College to a Senior Consultant at Ernst & Young LLP:
https://bcchemcareers.wordpress.com
Meet our PhD student Yoko Bian and learn about her research in nanoscience & her work with @500womensci.
https://bit.ly/2zuOrbZ
Congratulations to our Chemistry PhD Program at the City University of New York Executive Officer Prof. Brian Gibney, who has been awarded the 2019 Outreach Volunteer of the Year Award by the American Chemical Society (ACS)!
“Brian Gibney has been a key asset to New York Section Outreach for a decade. As the Section webmaster, he supports outreach events including the Undergraduate Research Symposium, Chemists Celebrate Earth Week, National Chemistry Week, and the William H. Nichols Medal. Brian co-founded the annual Brooklyn Frontiers in Science Public lecture. He pioneered the Section’s outreach using social media, monthly Chair’s Emails, and livestreaming seminars in the New York Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Brian has served the New York Section as Chair (2017, Outstanding Local Section), Secretary (2011-2012), and Councilor (2013-2015). Nationally he serves on the Committee on Science (2014–2018).”
A word from our Alumni – Bonnie Kruft.
Read about her path from PhD student at Prof. Jarzecki Lab at Brooklyn College to a Director, Data Science Strategy at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK):
https://bcchemcareers.wordpress.com
Meet our Chemistry PhD student Frederick Pearsall and learn about his research on metal-oxide semiconductor synthesis & characterization
https://tinyurl.com/yczw9f83
Congrats to our Associate Professor Mandë Holford for being selected as one of the most influential African-Americans ages 25 to 45!
Read more: http://bit.ly/2R91AiY