Chemistry
Thank You, Teachers
Thank a Teacher award recipients including chemistry's Maria Gallardo-Williams — and the students who nominated them — discuss the personal significance of the award.
Approach Paves Way for New Generation of Antimicrobial Materials
Researchers have successfully developed an approach that opens the door to a range of new products aimed at reducing the transmission of drug-resistant pathogens.
College Seeks Nominations for Faculty Awards
Nominations are now open for several awards open to College of Sciences faculty members.
Rocky Road: Nanocars Roll, Hop and Skid Across Surfaces
New research finds a nanocar’s rolling wheels can move the vehicle in a straight line in distances up to 16 times its body length.
Sciences Is Five! Highlights From Our First Half-Decade
Look back at just a few of the extraordinary moments in the college's history since our 2013 launch.
Meet the New 2018-19 Sciences Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty
This year, we're welcoming eight new scientists with diverse backgrounds and research interests to our college.
Chemist Smirnov Named Scott Distinguished Professor
The College of Sciences has named distinguished chemist Alex I. Smirnov as the Governor Robert W. Scott Distinguished Professor.
A New Instructional Tool Gains Traction at NC State
Hear how some NC State instructors are using a new interactive classroom tool to benefit their teaching, as well as student learning.
Celebrating Five Years of the College of Sciences
Since launching on July 1, 2013, NC State's College of Sciences has had five years of extraordinary research, academics and outreach.
Researchers Find Vitamin D Receptor Is Target for Disruption by Environmental Chemicals
New NC State research sheds light on the ways in which environmental chemicals can affect vitamin D receptors.