Lingjun Li, Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor School of Pharmacy and Department of Chemistry, Janis Apinis Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, received a 4% ranking on her NIH R01 grant
Lingjun Li, Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor School of Pharmacy and Department of Chemistry, Janis Apinis Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, received a 4% ranking on her NIH R01 grant
Richard Peterson, emeritus professor and Charles M. Johnson Chair, Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, and Chad Vezina, affiliate associate professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, and Associate Professor of Toxicology, Comparative Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, are Co-Principal Investigators …
Weiping Tang, professor in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, is the principal investigator of a new U01 grant from the National Institutes of Health that will study the development of new methods to synthesize carbohydrates.
Dae Hwan Shin, PhD, and former postdoc with Glen Kwon in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, has accepted an assistant professorship in the College of Pharmacy,
Palmer Taylor, BS ’60, PhD ’65, is the recipient of the 2017 AACP Volwiler Research Achievement Award.
Weiping Tang, professor in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, is the principal investigator of a new R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health
With speakers from the Food & Drug Administration, Contract Research Organizations, and large pharma, over 100 attendees participated in the 18th Annual July Land O’ Lakes Bioanalytical Conference.
Michelle Pizzo, graduate student studying with Robert Thorne, assistant professor in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, received the Best Podium Presentation Award
Public and private funds will further the research efforts of Lian Yu, professor in the Pharmaceutical Sciences Division. These new projects range from the diversity of crystal forms, to the development of a nano-coating technology
Yutong “Tony” Tam, graduate student in the lab of Professor Glen Kwon, Pharmaceutical Sciences Division, and Alexa Barres, a chemistry PhD candidate, working with Professor Sandro Mecozzi’s group, were among 10