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Eugenia Addy: Bringing STEM to marginalized communities

August 27, 2020

Eugenia Addy (PhD, '15), who studied at UTM under Professor Patrick Gunning, is featured this week in Toronto Life, where she opens up about the education gaps facing students from marginalized communities.

Barb Morra and Jessica D'eon named Associate Professors

July 17, 2019

Professors Barb Morra and Jessica D’eon haved both been named as Associate Professors, Teaching Stream as of July 1st. Morra and D'eon joined the Department of Chemistry as lecturers in July 2012.

Professor Alán Aspuru-Guzik: Teaching chemistry students to use the labs of the future

December 04, 2018

Professor Alán Aspuru-Guzik is featured in Chemical & Engineering News where he talks about the

What is the Maillard reaction and how does it change the way we taste meat?

Professor Deborah Zamble teaches the chemistry of cooking

October 17, 2017

Have you ever wondered why some foods are so flavourful and colourful? Why meat turns brown when we cook it (sometimes), and how we can control that reaction? Or how to make mango ravioli, chocolate spaghetti, or a perfectly cooked egg?

Barb Morra, inaugural recipient of the Chair’s Teaching Award

March 09, 2016

When students first step into Prof. Barb Morra’s class, many do so with trepidation, taking CHM 247 (Introductory Organic Chemistry II) as a requirement, rather than out of a deep seated love of chemistry.

Women in Chemistry Initiative launched

November 24, 2015

Students in Chemistry have a new student group to support them as they move through their studies, thanks to Jennifer Tsoung, who launched the group in 2014, and Christine Le, who currently serves as president.

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