From predicting the future of earth’s climate, to developing new cancer therapeutics, all scientific understanding begins with measurement.
This event seeks to discuss and celebrate the cutting edge technologies and developments that drive our ever-evolving capability to catalog the elements and molecules that make up the natural world. Through a combination of oral and poster presentations, as well as networking events, we will cover topics including: analytical chemistry, software development, biomolecular engineering, big data, electrical engineering, and nanotechnology.
Hosted by the University of Michigan Department of Chemistry
Sponsored by Agilent Technologies
Contacts:
Brandon Ruotolo, Associate Chair for Research and Professor of Chemistry
Robert Kennedy, Hobart H Willard Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacology
