Department of Chemistry, McMicken College of Arts & Sciences, University of Cincinnati

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Distinguished Research Professor, Bill Heineman

Prof. Heineman to be inducted into the Inaugural Class of Fellows of the American Chemical Society (more...)

Prof. Carl Seliskar was recognized with the University Honors Distinguished Teaching Award

Core Facilities

The Department's core facilities and equipment are available to researchers worldwide, and a fee list for specific services can be found at the web site for each facility. Where necessary, instruction and assistance in using the instrumentation are available.

Core Facilities

In addition to the core facilities, the Department offers a number of other services primarily for internal users, although external clients can inquire at each shop for availability and pricing.

Departmental Shops and Services

Chemistry Business Office Services
Electronics Shop
Departmental Collections
Oesper History of Chemistry Collections

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Focus on Staff

Rudy Thomas is the chemistry department's lecture demonstrator and assistant Oesper Museum curator and conservator. He is originally from Kulpmont, PA. His undergraduate degrees are from Bloomsburg State University and his graduate degree is from the University of Cincinnati. This year marks his 33rd year as a resident of Cincinnati, OH.

The demonstration facility has enricked the department's teaching of introductory chemistry for more than 21 years. The demonstrations are extremely popular with UC students, as well as with our outreach programs. There is nothing more satisfying than the applause from a lecture hall of 300 students when a chemical demonstration is successful in stimulating, educating and entertaining.

Contributions to the Oesper Collections involve the retrieval of donations, restoration work, and the construction of accurate historical reproductions, as well as day to day operations.

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New LTQ-FTMS Acquired

Chemistry Professor Pat Limbach and the Proteomics Research & Development Center in the Rieveschl Laboratories for Mass Spectrometry located at the Department of Chemistry were awarded $917,973 from the National Center for Research Resources at the National Institutes of Health for the acquisition of a ThermoFinnigan LTQ-FT mass spectrometer for biomedical research on the UC Campus (more...)