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TAMU Female Faculty Advising w/ Department of Chemistry - Session I

Mon, Mar 22

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Virtual Panel

Enjoy a panel discussion with female faculties from the Department of Chemistry. This will be an opportunity to meet #steminists from our university and learn about the unique and dynamic work they do. Ask questions about graduate school and beyond!

TAMU Female Faculty Advising w/ Department of Chemistry - Session I
TAMU Female Faculty Advising w/ Department of Chemistry - Session I

Time & Location

Mar 22, 2021, 3:00 PM

Virtual Panel

About the Event

Dr. Karen Wooley, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Professor of Chemical Engineering, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Karen L. Wooley is the W. T. Doherty-Welch Chair in Chemistry and a University Distinguished Professor at Texas A&M University, where she holds appointments in the Departments of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering. She also serves as Director of the Laboratory for Synthetic-Biologic Interactions. Research interests include the synthesis and characterization of degradable polymers derived from natural products, unique macromolecular architectures and complex polymer assemblies, and the design and development of well-defined nanostructured materials. The development of novel synthetic strategies, fundamental study of physicochemical and mechanical properties, and investigation of the functional performance of her materials in the diagnosis and treatment of disease, as non-toxic anti-biofouling or anti-icing coatings for the marine environment, as materials for microelectronics device applications, and as pollutant remediation systems are particular foci of her research…

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