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The Department of Chemistry offers undergraduate major and minor programs in chemistry along with graduate training (M.S. and Ph.D.) in a modern facility with state-of-the-art instrumentation. The undergraduate course of study for chemistry, certified by the American Chemical Society, prepares students for careers as chemists in pharmaceutical, chemical, and consumer products industries, and for advanced training in top-ranked Ph.D. programs. Additionally, many chemistry graduates continue their education in medical, dental, or pharmacy schools.
At the graduate level, the faculty mentor students in cutting-edge research published in the most highly regarded international journals and documented in patents. The department features state-of-the art research facilities. Upon graduation, our students typically go on to postdoctoral appointments, desirable jobs in academia or in the chemical industry. The greater New York metropolitan area is home to a large number of chemical and pharmaceutical companies.
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Department News
Georgiy Akopov joins the Department of Chemistry in September 2022
His research interests involve materials chemistry with a focus on novel ways of solid-state synthesis, metal borocarbides and photocatalysis".
Department News
Fei Zhang Wins Prestigious NSF CAREER Award!
Congratulations to Prof. Fei Zhang on winning an NSF CAREER award! Her new project "CAREER: Nucleic Acid-Peptide-Mineral Hybrid Assemblies and Nano-Devices" received support from DMR.
Department News
Elena Galoppini appointed as inaugural Deputy Editor of new ACS journal
Professor Galoppini will lead ACS Applied Optical Materials, a new journal that provides an international forum for interdisciplinary research in optical materials.

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Olson Hall
73 Warren Street, Room 232
Newark, NJ 07102
United States
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Faculty

John Sheridan
Professor Emeritus

Frieder Jaekle
Distinguished Professor, Chair

Elena Galoppini
Distinguished Professor

Colin Kinz-Thompson
Assistant Professor