Wake Forest University offers summer research opportunities for undergraduates through an NSF-sponsored program and the Wake Forest Translational Science Center. Eligible students from local colleges and universities (with sophomore standing, or 25+ credit hours completed) may apply to participate in 10 weeks of mentored scientific research with a faculty advisor and graduate student mentor. Selected…
In this installment of Walk with Wente, President Susan Wente sits down with Professor Patricia Dos Santos for an engaging conversation about biochemistry, enzyme research, and the real-world impact of scientific discovery. The discussion offers a behind-the-scenes look at cutting-edge work happening at Wake Forest, highlighting how curiosity-driven research advances both knowledge and innovation. It’s…
Emerging Investigators 2024: Pioneering the Future of Materials Chemistry The Journal of Materials Chemistry C has unveiled its 2024 Emerging Investigators collection, showcasing some of the most promising early-career scientists in the field of materials chemistry. This curated selection highlights groundbreaking research that spans a diverse range of topics, including luminescent materials, organic semiconductors, nanotechnology,…
The Photostory on “URECA– Research a Catalyst for Change” highlights the experiences of Wake Forest University students participating in the URECA (Undergraduate Research Experiences and Creative Activities) summer program. Dr. Wendu Ding with Leo Liu as well as Dr. Elham Ghadiri and Dany Doughan are among the professor/mentors and students featured. Junior Leo Liu, who…
AT WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY NSF-sponsored program and Wake Forest Translational Science Center provide undergraduate summer stipends for mentored scientific research at Wake Forest University Who is eligible? Students from local colleges and Universities with sophomore standing (25 or more hours passed) are eligible to apply. Is financial assistance available? Students will receive $4,000 stipend* for…
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Abdou Lachgar, professor of chemistry at Wake Forest University, has been named a 2023-2024 Fulbright U.S. Scholar for Namibia. Lachgar will conduct research and teach at the University of Namibia’s materials science department. His proposed research projects will focus on the sustainable production of hydrogen using solar energy and the conversion of biowaste to biofuel….
Elham Ghadiri, a professor of inorganic chemistry at Wake Forest University, has received a $650,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund research on new laser techniques that can be used to study photochemical reactions in sustainable semiconductors. These reactions are at the heart of many environmental energy conversion systems, and understanding how…
SUMMER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERGRADUATES AT WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY NSF-sponsored program and Wake Forest Translational Science Center provide undergraduate summer stipends for mentored scientific research at Wake Forest University Who is eligible? Students from local colleges and Universities with sophomore standing (25 or more hours passed) are eligible to apply. Is financial assistance available? Students…
Dr. Willie Hinze has reached the golden milestone of 50 years as a member of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Dr. Hinze has been active with the Society as an educator, researcher, and collegial associate. Dr. Hinze received his Ph.D. from Texas A&M and is Wake Forest’s John B. White Professor of Chemistry. His career…
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