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SMB Facilities

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Washington State University is engaged in a major expansion in the field of molecular and materials sciences. Consequently, the University's extensive and modern facilities for research in the chemical and biochemical sciences are continually improving. Major facilities at the School of Molecular Biosciences include:. Center for Reproductive Biology (CRB). Center for NMR Spectroscopy. Laboratory for Biotechnology and Bioanalysis. Biomolecular X-Ray Crystallography Center (BXCC). The University's modern s...

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Facilities | Radiochemistry Group | Washington State University

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The radiochemistry program at Washington State University has laboratory facilities in the chemistry department building, Fulmer, and at the Nuclear Radiation Center (NRC). In Fulmer, radiotracer experiments can be carried out, and at the NRC we have the capability of doing macroscale experiments with actinides. Counting equipment is available at both locations. Courses & Requirements.

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Why Radiochemistry? | Radiochemistry Group | Washington State University

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The DOE and NIH have projected significant losses. Of radiochemistry personnel in the near future as Cold War era workers retire. The implications of these losses will affect our nation’s progress in drug discovery. And the development of technologies to prevent and respond to nuclear terrorist events. At Washington State University, several research areas are available in:. Unfortunately, very few universities in the nation are equipped to train more radiochemists. In fact, 9. Teaching faculty and two.

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Facilities & Support | Department of Chemistry | Washington State University

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Skip to main content. College of Arts and Sciences. Our facilities and support staff will do their best to help you succeed. The following state-of-the-art instrumentation is available to faculty and students in support of their research needs:. Commonly Used Departmental Resources. School of Biological Sciences: The Electron Microscopy Center. School of the Environment: Geoanalytical Laboratory. Office of Research: Laboratory for Biotechnology and Bioanalysis (LBB1). Office of Research: NMR Center.

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SMB Facilities

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Washington State University is engaged in a major expansion in the field of molecular and materials sciences. Consequently, the University's extensive and modern facilities for research in the chemical and biochemical sciences are continually improving. Major facilities at the School of Molecular Biosciences include:. Center for Reproductive Biology (CRB). Center for NMR Spectroscopy. Laboratory for Biotechnology and Bioanalysis. Biomolecular X-Ray Crystallography Center (BXCC). The University's modern s...

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Facilities & Support | Department of Chemistry | Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences. Our facilities and support staff will do their best to help you succeed. The following state-of-the-art instrumentation is available to faculty and students in support of their research needs:. Commonly Used Departmental Resources. School of Biological Sciences: The Electron Microscopy Center. School of the Environment: Geoanalytical Laboratory. Office of Research: Laboratory for Biotechnology and Bioanalysis (LBB1). Office of Research: NMR Center. The Water Research Center.

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Courses & Requirements | Radiochemistry Group | Washington State University

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The Department of Chemistry requires all graduate students in the Ph.D. program to complete 34 semester hours of graded course work and an addition 38 credit hours of non-graded course work. Graduate students must also take one three-credit core course in three divisions, two of these courses must be in a division outside their own. Preliminary examinations are a requirement for all students and typically take place at the end of the second year. Courses & Requirements.