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Chemistry Research Opportunities at Worcester State
Collaborating with your professors on research projects will reinforce classroom learning and expose you to best research practices. Here, you will have the opportunity to join in faculty-led undergraduate research on topics like organic chemistry, bioanalytical chemistry, and inorganic and molecular modeling.
We also promote interdisciplinary research with other Worcester State departments in physics, biology, and the natural sciences.


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Stabilization of Chelating Complexes Using Computational Analysis
Phosphate Analysis of Water Bodies in Central Massachusetts
Dissociative Spillover Mechanism of Molecular Hydrogen on Nickel-Decorated Graphene
Phosphate in Detergents: A Greener Spectroscopic Method
The Removal of Phosphates from an Aqueous Solution Using a Bicomposite Metal
C-H Activation and Functionalization of Arenes Using Ir Catalysts
Hybrid Quantum/Molecular Mechanic Study on the Reaction Mechanism of Nitroxyl and Thiol Derivatives
Analysis of the Stabilization Energy Contributions of Individual Hydrogen Bonding
Iridium Complex as Catalyst for C-C Bond Formation

Students Create Videos to Explain Chemistry Experiments for Remote Learners
As the fall semester began, Weichu Xu, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry, realized the pandemic meant visits to the lab would be restricted for many students and impossible for those in isolation, so they would need extra help to prepare for and understand experiments. He thought videos on lab topics might fill the gap.

DCU Investment Allows Summer Chemistry Workshop to Excel
Worcester State University’s Chemistry Department has been enriching the summers of local high school students by running an Environmental STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Connections program.

Lamelas and Swaminathan Participate in Regional Chemistry Teachers Meeting
Francisco Lamelas, Ph.D., and Sudha Swaminathan, Ph.D., both of the Earth, Environment, and Physics Department, participated in the August 10, 2015, meeting of the New England Association of Chemistry Teachers at Clark University.
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