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Duke University, Department of Chemistry
Booth # GF301
The doctoral program in chemistry is primarily a research-oriented degree program, although
course work is also required as an integral part of the graduate experience and training.
Students can pursue research with specialization in the traditional areas of analytical,
biological, inorganic, organic, physical and theoretical chemistry, but much of the research is
interdisciplinary, crossing the boundaries of these traditional chemical sub-disciplines, or the
boundaries between chemistry and the other sciences, for example biological, materials, and
environmental sciences. Many chemistry faculty and students participate in university-wide
interdisciplinary training programs and centers, including those in biological chemistry,
toxicology, pharmacology, molecular biophysics, biologically inspired materials, and cellular
and biosurface engineering. http://www.chem.duke.edu/
Emory University, Department of Chemistry
Booth # GF300
The School of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
provides an exceptional environment for graduate training. The School has an excellent
balance of established senior faculty and energetic junior faculty with a broad set of research
programs. With a strong foundation in traditional areas of physical, organic, inorganic,
analytical, polymer, and biological chemistry, the School has particular strengths in the
chemistry of new materials, biomolecular structure and function, nanoscience,
theoretical/computational chemistry, and environmental chemistry. Applications are being
accepted for positions in the Ph.D. program for Fall 2011. Teaching and research
assistantships with a waiver of tuition and health insurance coverage may be offered with
admission. In addition, there are a number of supplemental fellowships available to highly
qualified candidates. Early application is strongly recommended for consideration for these
awards. http://www.chemistry.emory.edu/
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Booth # GF105
The School of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
provides an exceptional environment for graduate training. The School has an excellent
balance of established senior faculty and energetic junior faculty with a broad set of research
programs. With a strong foundation in traditional areas of physical, organic, inorganic,
analytical, polymer, and biological chemistry, the School has particular strengths in the
chemistry of new materials, biomolecular structure and function, nanoscience,
theoretical/computational chemistry, and environmental chemistry. Applications are being
accepted for positions in the Ph.D. program for Fall 2011. Teaching and research
assistantships with a waiver of tuition and health insurance coverage may be offered with
admission. In addition, there are a number of supplemental fellowships available to highly
qualified candidates. Early application is strongly recommended for consideration for these
awards. http://www.chemistry.gatech.edu
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