CSU chemistry department receives $4.4 million grant
The grant is one of the largest in the history of CSU’s Department of Chemistry, according to a release from CSU.
The research will be led by chemistry professor Anthony Rappe and will investigate whether materials like iron and titanium, when exposed to sunlight, can provide the chemical reactions required to create certain pharmaceuticals.
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If the research succeeds, if could make pharmaceutical discovery and production safer and more environmentally friendly, according to CSU.
“The National Science Foundation/Environmental Protection Agency grant represents a huge opportunity for our faculty to pursue new collaborative avenues for research as well as develop unique educational opportunities for students,´ said Ellen R. Fisher, chair of the Department of Chemistry.
The grant is one of the largest in the history of CSU’s Department of Chemistry, according to a release from CSU.
The research will be led by chemistry professor Anthony Rappe and will investigate whether materials like iron and titanium, when exposed to sunlight, can provide the chemical reactions required to create certain pharmaceuticals.
If the research succeeds, if could make pharmaceutical discovery and production safer and more environmentally friendly, according to CSU.
“The National Science…
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