The School of Science at The College of New Jersey provides a high-quality education to more than 1,000 undergraduate students. FB, IG, Snap: TCNJScience
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Extremely proud of our School of Science team for our $935K @NSF MRI award, supporting significant upgrades to our HPC cluster, ELSA. Work led by @JosephLBaker and @shawnsivy, supported by @Jen_Aleman_ and @TCNJ_OGSR. Pictured PIs: @WLClement @mostnerdy @BioMathNard @ParadaChem
This week during MUSE, Dean Kramer ran a design thinking session to reimagine learning spaces. Students, faculty and staff had a great time learning and working together. Look out for future “Dinner snd Design with the Dean” sessions during the fall semester! #tcnj
Dean of Science Sunita Kramer and @TCNJ_OGSR Director Amy Cuhel-Schuckers, represented #TCNJ at an NSF workshop in Atlanta in support of a 3 yr $400,000 grant submission to NSF's EPIIC (Enabling Partnerships to Increase Innovation Capacity). Not pictured is EPIIC PI Andrea Welker
On Friday 4/21, Joey Cotruvo (@CotruvoLab) of @psu_chemistry will give a public lecture on "Mining and recycling rare earth elements using proteins".
The lecture is funded by @dreyfusfndn through a Jean Dreyfus Lectureship for Undergrad Institutions award to @ChemistryTcnj #tcnj
A big congratulations to our two seniors who won the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program competition. This prestigious fellowship provides awardees with a $37,000 stipend and tuition coverage at their grad school of choice for three years. We are very proud!
Staff from the SoS Dean's office, career center, and faculty from the chemistry dept met with leadership at Catalent this week. Excited to partner with Catalent to provide opportunities to our students in cell & gene therapy. Stay tuned for more! @TCNJ #tcnjtoday
TCNJ physics majors Dean Klunk, Louis Miller, Michael Pedowitz, Michael Polania & biology majors Ashley Fernandez & Skylar D'angiolillo presented their research undertaken with Dr. Lauranne Lanz & Dr. Mariah MacDonald at the recent American Astronomical Society (AAS) meeting. – at Seattle, WA
Join us on Tuesday, 9/27 for the first SoS Multidisciplinary Colloquium of the semester. Hope to see you there for interesting discussions on Covid-19 and human behavior and ice particle complexity. #tcnj #tcnjscience #tcnjsos
The first image of the JWS Telescope was unveiled by President Biden yesterday and the rest of this initial set will be revealed in a broadcast today! What an exciting time! ow.ly/RBYB50JU0o3. #tcnj #tcnjscience #tcnjphysics
Congratulations! It's officially graduation for our 2022 School of Science graduates! Enjoy your day and we wish you well! #tcnj #tcnjtoday #tcnjbiology #tcnjcomputerscience #tcnjmathstats #tcnjphysics #tcnjchemistry
ATTENTION SOS CLASS OF 2022! For graduation info visit commencement.tcnj.edu. Also, check with your departments for celebration info. Celebrations will be on May 20th at 12:30pm in various locations on campus!
We heard some great tips for crafting a successful application from our 2022 NSF GRFP awardees, Maya and Mary from the Math and Physics departments at our NSF GRFP info session yesterday. Look out for future fellowship & writing workshops from our SoS grant writer, Dr. Aleman!
