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Department of Chemistry

 Organization

Biography

Abstract:

Professor Arthur Michael established the Department of Chemistry in 1882. In 1894, students were allowed for the first time to choose Chemistry as their academic major. Chemistry became one of twelve academic majors undergraduate students could choose as the focus of their studies. The Department of Chemistry offers graduate programs at both the M.S. and the Ph.D. level in the following sub disciplines of Chemistry: organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical. The Department of Chemistry also offers joint graduate programs with the Tufts University Biotechnology Center.

Professor Arthur Michael established the Department of Chemistry in 1882. In 1894, students were allowed for the first time to choose Chemistry as their academic major. Chemistry became one of twelve academic majors undergraduate students could choose as the focus of their studies.

The Department of Chemistry offers both its undergraduate and graduate students the resources and opportunities of a top-ranked research university while providing the individual attention, mentoring, and training of a smaller institution. Members of the Department provide guidance and advice to both undergraduates and graduates and work closely with them to ensure academic success.

Highly motivated undergraduates are encouraged to participate in a wide range of research projects under the leadership of faculty members. Research projects are varied in focus and deal with issues such as climate change, disease mitigation, and alternative energy.

The Department of Chemistry offers graduate programs at both the M.S. and the Ph.D. level in the following sub disciplines of Chemistry: organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical. The Department of Chemistry also offers joint graduate programs with the Tufts University Biotechnology Center. These joint graduate programs offer M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry/Biotechnology for those students who are interested in applying their chemical training to emerging areas of biotechnology.

Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:

Chem Notes

 Collection
Call Number: UP182
Scope and Contents

This collection includes issues of Chem Notes. It is the newsletter of Tufts Chemistry department and includes department and alumni news.

Dates: 1992 -- 2007
Chem Notes, Fall, 1993
Chem Notes, Fall, 1993

Chem Notes, Fall

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Dates: 1993
Chem Notes, Fall, 2000
Chem Notes, Fall, 2000

Chem Notes, Fall

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Dates: 2000

Chem Notes, Fall, 1993

 Item — Box 1
Call Number: UP182.001.001.00002
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Chem Notes is the newsletter of Tufts Chemistry department and includes department and alumni news.

Dates: 1993

Chem Notes, Fall, 2000

 Item
Call Number: UP182.001.001.00008
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Chem Notes is the newsletter of Tufts Chemistry department and includes department and alumni news.

Dates: 2000
Chem Notes, Spring, 1992
Chem Notes, Spring, 1992

Chem Notes, Spring

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Dates: 1992
Chem Notes, Spring, 1995
Chem Notes, Spring, 1995

Chem Notes, Spring

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Dates: 1995
Chem Notes, Spring, 1996
Chem Notes, Spring, 1996

Chem Notes, Spring

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Dates: 1996
Chem Notes, Spring, 1998
Chem Notes, Spring, 1998

Chem Notes, Spring

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Dates: 1998
Chem Notes, Spring, 1999
Chem Notes, Spring, 1999

Chem Notes, Spring

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Dates: 1999