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Congratulations to Cassidy and Spencer, who both got outstanding poster presentation awards at the 60th Annual Rocky Mountain Magnetic Resonance Meeting in Denver this week (http://www.rockychem.com). This presentation is given to students who represent the bright future of magnetic resonance. Nice work Spencer and Cassidy!

The group was selected for financial support by the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, through the Doctoral New Investigator program. This funding will support our efforts to create novel catalysis design strategies that harness the intrinsic magnetism of rare-earth elements. We are grateful for the support, and extremely excited to get moving on this project!

Tyler Ozvat, 2nd year graduate student in the Zadrozny lab, just passed his qualifying exam. Nice job Tyler!

The Zadrozny lab is moving into the new building today! We will have brand new fume hoods, office space, and lab space to start doing chemistry. This new building is also equipped with in house NMR spectrometers and an X-ray diffractometer to facilitate characterization.

Our lab will reside within the new chemistry building housing six new fume hoods, glove boxes, two 400 MHz NMRs and an X-ray diffractometer.