Simple ingredients can approximate metabolic cycle sans metals, enzymes Chemistry reporter asks chemists from Georgia Tech and St. Louis U. to weigh in on research conducted in Greg Springsteen's lab. Read more
Two chemicals in Earth’s primordial soup ‘allowed the first life to form’ Science reporter Joe Pinkstone dives into a study by Trent Stubbs '20 and Chemistry Professor Greg Springsteen.
‘What is the Metabolism-First Hypothesis for the Origin of Life?’ Trent Stubbs '20 and chemistry's Greg Springsteen make cartoon appearances on the popular YouTube channel.
Trent Stubbs ’20, Professor Greg Springsteen published in Nature Chemistry Groundbreaking discovery about Krebs cycle earns a place in one of the world's most prestigious scientific journals.
Rawlings, students come closer to understanding how to fight infectious disease Research focuses on how T cells act as heat-seeking missiles to attack pathogens – but can also cause harm.
Of brains and mummichogs: David Hollis leads team in quest to understand how fish brains self-repair The work of Hollis and five student researchers was published in Molecular Brain.
ZoomUni podcast offers constructive take on hot-button issues Evan Myers ’21 and Brent Nelsen, professor of politics and international affairs, host a new podcast examining the changes on campuses around the country.
$1 million NSF grant focuses on increasing diversity in STEM fields NSF award will provide renewable scholarships for 24 high-merit, high-need students seeking bachelor’s degrees in chemistry, biology, neuroscience or the geosciences.
Doing the math: COVID-19 and social inequity Casey Hawthorne and Grace Stadnyk are part of team creating teaching tools that explore social issues surrounding COVID-19.
Shields named to the 2020 class of Fellows of the American Chemical Society Furman Chemistry Professor George C. Shields is one of 53 Fellows of the American Chemical Society selected this year.
