Issue 13 - October 2015
campus…
Here's a sneak preview of three great things in store for CNS
We have lots to celebrate this fall. CNS has a great crop of students—the most academically accomplished entering class ever—and the campus was recently ranked as the 29th best public university by U.S. News and World Report. For me, the future is even brighter. CNS has been working on three great things and they’re so exciting I have to share a preview!
Read Blog Post →
commonwealth…
Vierling's $683K NSF plant stress study uses new mass spectrometry
Elizabeth Vierling, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, received a $682,982 NSF grant to study how plants cope with stress at molecular and cellular levels. The study benefits from new mass spectrometers, housed in the Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS).
Read Full Story →
community…
Symposium honors Richard Stein, Goessmann Professor of Chemistry
A symposium to honor Richard S. Stein, Goessmann Professor of Chemistry emeritus, was held on Friday, August 21. The full day of talks and research presentations included remarks by Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy and Massachusetts Senate President Stanley Rosenberg.
Read Full Story →