The Holiday season is almost upon us, but there is still time for one more e-Catalyst newsletter from CBC! In this issue you will find a great interview with Profesor Jeff Pyun describing the role of Tech Launch Arizona in his success as an entrepreneur. We also introduce you to our new CBC website and provide a link to the online version of the Fall 2015 Catalyst alumni magazine. Best of all, there is a link to an Arizona Daily Wildcat story about the CBC 2015 Octoberfest Picnic that featured a doggie costume contest -- some very cute canines. Enjoy!

Best,
Professor and Head
Chemistry & Biochemistry

 

Volume 1, Number 8
 October/November 2015

 
Prof. Jeff Pyun

 

Pyun, Sulfur Plastics, and Tech Launch Arizona

 

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Fall 2015 Catalyst

The Fall 2015 Catalyst magazine is available now. Contact Ellie Warder if you did not receive a copy.

 

Read Catalyst Magazine

 

 

 

 
New CBC Website

The new and improved CBC website has launched!

 

Check it out today

 

 

 

 
CBC Picnic Story

The Annual CBC Oktoberfest Family Picnic was a great success.

 

See full story

 

 

 
New Grant Awards
Craig Aspinwall - NIH - $1.2M
Industry Associates Program - 2015
Upcoming Events

 

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Alumni News

Emily Dykstra (BS in Biochemistry 2002 & MS in Biochemistry in 2004 - In Fall 2015, I took over as the Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories (1st semester - MCB 181L) here at the U of A. I absolutely love this opportunity to work with our amazing student population!

Nickie Seto (BS in 

Biochemistry, Biology and MCB 2014) - I am a Technical Intramural Research Program fellow at the National Institute of Arthritis and Muscoloskeletal and Skin Diseases in Bethesda, Maryland, where I am studying systemic lupus erythematosus.
CBC Alumni - Have you moved recently? Please help us keep our records current by updating your contact information (look for "click here to update your alumni profile").
What's Up?

Clay Arrington (currently earning a BS in Chemistry) has been named the first UA recipient of the Arizona Society for Coating Technology (ASCT) Scholarship. Clay will present his research at the ASCT annual meeting in Phoenix in April 2016.

Prior Issues:

Vol 1, Issue 7, September 2015

Vol1, Issue 6, August 2015

Vol 1, Issue 5, June/July 2015

Vol 1, Issue 4, May 2015

Vol 1, Issue 3, April 2015

Vol 1, Issue 2, March 2015

Vol 1, Issue 1, February 2015




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