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Professor Mandë Holford
Holford, known as the “killer snail chemist,” was selected for a prestigious leadership program. Read more
Howard Kimmel (Ph.D. ’67, Chemistry) received a Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. (Credit: Andrés Harris Photography)
Howard Kimmel (Ph.D. ’67, Chemistry), an NJIT professor emeritus, helped thousands of students from the Newark area complete high school and pursue STEM careers. Read more
Research by Professor Amédée des Georges at the Advanced Science Research Center could lead to longer lasting drugs that are less addictive and risky. Read more
Professor Mariana Torrente is at the forefront of research that could lead to new therapeutics for the fatal neurodegenerative disease. Read more
“My outreach seeks to inspire all students so that future STEM graduation stages reflect the diversity of New York City,” Gibney says. Read more
The discovery by Professor Susan Rotenberg and other researchers could make breast cancer easier to manage and treat. Read more
GC Ph.D. student Andrew Levine and ASRC researchers make a breakthrough using singlet fission to develop potential new solar cell technology. Read more
In a new Nature paper, Professor Jennifer Shusterman describes a finding that has implications for areas ranging from astrophysics to nuclear power. Read more
Professor Seogjoo Jang’s discoveries in how purple bacteria gather energy from sunlight could bring more efficient solar power. Read more
GC Professor Charles Drain and chemistry Ph.D. students discovered a phenomenon that may improve medical imaging, such as PET scans. Read more