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A time for celebration!
Congratulations on all your careful, thoughtful work! In particular…. …congratulations to Charlotte for completing her independent study, writing a thesis, and making big progress on her project over the past year! …congratulations to Chinelo on graduating and winning a position as a Fullbright teaching fellow in Italy! …congratulations to Aria for making a 47-peptide and […]
Years of work in one little package! Congrats to Kaylee, Emily, and our collaborators!
Kaylee and Emily (first and second authors) publish there independent study work, along with our terrific collaborators at U. Nebraska, U. Saskatoon, and Saint Mary’s College. Bravo, and Congratulations!! (Click here to see the open-access paper!)
Researchers unite at CanBIC!
Several members of our lab and our MVC’s (Most valuable collaborators) convened at CanBIC for some energizing conversations about copper homeostasis. Congratulations to Emily, Kaylee, and Jake for their terrific poster presentations at the 9th Canadian Conference for Bioinorganic Chemistry (CanBIC)!
Kaylee Represents Duke Undergraduate Research at Meeting of the Minds
Kaylee was selected to present her research and to represent Duke at Meeting of the Minds in Pittsburgh, PA. Congratulations, on a fun and productive meeting! Photo provided by Michael S Domeracki, Ph.D.
Congratulations, Kalyee!
Kaylee presenter her summer research at the 2024 SERMACS conference. Congratulations on your first conference presentation!
Congratulations, Chinelo!
Chinelo presented her very first ever poster at the Duke Chemistry Summer Undergraduate Research Poster Session! Great job Chinelo! We are proud of you! #ActualLivingScientist #ThisIsWhatAScientistLooksLike #ILookLikeAScientist
Abby presents her research at Duke!
Abby presented her research at Duke’s Chemistry Undergraduate Research poster session! Congratulations Abby! We are proud of you! #ActualLivingScientist #ThisIsWhatAScientistLooksLike #ILookLikeAScientist
Presenting abroad!
Abby and Dr. Haas visit Canada to present at the 8th Canadian Conference for Bioinorganic Chemistry. Congratulations to Abby, who attended her first conference and gave a great poster! Thanks to CanBIC for a terrific conference!
The future looks Duke Blue for the Haas Lab!
After 9 years at Saint Mary’s College, Dr. Haas is moving back “home” to North Carolina! Dr. Haas accepted a position at Duke University as Associate Professor of the Practice in the Department of Chemistry. The Haas Lab will continue its research in bio inorganic chemistry with Duke University undergraduate students, and anyone else who […]
Congratulations, Ana!
Congratulations, graduates! And especially to our labmate, Ana Martinez! Ana graduated with honors and is planning to begin graduate school in Fall 2022 after a gap year and some much earned downtime. She has some ideas of where she will go to grad school (Dr. Haas is pushing for Duke!!! for purely selfish reasons), but […]