Volume 10, Issue 4
August 2002

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Meet the new chemistry faculty members:

Bartlett and Pines honored by Royal Society

Banner Year for Graduate Recruiting

Graduate Life Committee

Berkeley Groks

Proposition 47

Moving and Improving the College


TR100: Long and Schaffer

Experience Berkeley

Awards and Updates

Leary studying signals

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Banner Year for Graduate Recruiting
It has been an outstanding graduate recruiting season for the college, with both chemistry and chemical engineering enrolling a large number of graduate students this fall.

Meet the New Chemistry Faculty!
Stephen Leone, F. Dean Toste and Haw Yang are the new names you'll see on the chemistry department's faculty roster. Read about their research goals here.

Julie Leary: Studying Signals with Mass Spectroscopy
Julie Leary has been awarded $800,000 from the National Human Genome Research Institute as part of the Alpha Project, a five-year effort to make a predictive model of the yeast pheromone signal transduction pathway, through the Molecular Sciences Institute (MSI).

 

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Chemistry professors Neil Bartlett and Alexander Pines

Bartlett and Pines honored by Royal Society
Chemistry professor Neil Bartlett has been awarded the Davy Medal and Alexander Pines has been elected as a Foreign Fellow for 2002.

Graduate Life Committee wants your feedback

Long and Schaffer named to the TR100

Awards and Updates

Berkeley Groks

Experience Berkeley

Moving and Improving the College

Information about Proposition 47

 

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