Undergraduate research is ongoing here in the Chemistry department. Students have available to them their own research laboratory area for working on their research projects. Although faculty supervision is always available, students are encouraged to work independently, as well as with other researchers, in an effort to accomplish their research projects.

For information on applying for undergraduate research funding, be sure to visit our SURE (Stetson Undergradutae Research Experience) Grant site. And for information regarding presenting your undergradutate research at the annual Stetson University Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium (SURCAS), you will want to check out this site.

 

Student Undergraduate Research Laboratories in Sage Hall

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS

Megan E. Lewis, Rebecca M. Levine, John T. York, W. Tandy Grubbs, "A Quick and Accurate Oxygen Based Pressure Sensor Assay for Measurement of Catalase Activity," Journal of Chemical Education (in press, 2009).

William R. Furlong, Michael R. Quackenbush, and Ramee Indralingam, “What is that Colorless Solution? A Qualitative Analysis Laboratory Experiment”, Journal of Chemical education (in press, 2009)

Morris, A.L. and York, J.T., Quantifying the electron-donating strength of phosphine ligands. Journal of Chemical Education (in press, 2009).

Kevin M. Maloney, Emmanuel M. Quiazon, and Ramee Indralingam, “Measurement of Iron in Egg Yolk: An Instrumental Analysis Experiment using Biochemical Principles”, Journal of Chemical Education, 85, 399 (2008)

Sarah E. Caudill and W. Tandy Grubbs, "Interferometric Measurements of Refractive Index Dispersion in Polymers over the Visible and Near-Infrared Spectral Range," Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 100, 65 (2006)

Namika Nakagawa, William R. Furlong, and Ramee Indralingam, “A Low-Cost Pump Assembly for the Spectrophotometric Detection of the Color Change of an Indicator”, Chemical Educator, 9, 102 (2004)