Browder Research group
Introducing Dr. Maria Bolar-Gastony
Maria Bolar-Gastony successfully defended her dissertation in Applied Physics and Materials Science in Fall 2022. She is on to revolutionize lithium ion batteries with Borregaard USA in Rothschild, WI. Congratulations, Dr. Bolar-Gastony!
UGRaDS is coming
NAU's annual celebration of undergraduate research and creative activities will take place on Friday, April 29. Learn more about the Undergraduate Research and Design Symposium (UGRADS) here.
Our very own Zachariah Bess was profiled by the Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity. See the full article here.
Maria Bolar selected for DOE-SCGSR award
For the first time, an NAU student has been bestowed with a DOE-SCGSR award -- PhD candidate Maria Bolar. Maria will be examining polymer electrolytes and structural supercapacitors at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 2022, using quasielastic neutron scattering and other techniques. Read the DOE press release here, and NAU's press release here.
NAU Classes start 8.23
NAU is back and in person! University policy states that masks must be worn at all times in classrooms, laboratories, and meeting places. For information on mask policies, vaccines, and more, see the Jacks are Back website. Thank you for doing your part to keep our community healthy and safe!
Flagstaff is an amazing place to be! We have mountains, deserts, access to amazing canyons and rivers, and four real seasons. At 7000 feet elevation, Flagstaff is also a destination for elite athletes, and many call Flagstaff home. There are fantastic trailheads around every corner for hiking, biking, and running, and we're less than 60 minutes from the Grand Canyon and 30 minutes from the red rocks of Sedona. Come see why Olympians train here, and why some never want to leave!
ACS RMRM in Tucson, October 2021
https://www.rmrm2021.com/
Browder Research Group
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ
Contact Dr. Browder:
cindy.browder@nau.edu
Northern Arizona University sits at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, on homelands sacred to Native Americans throughout the region. We honor their past, present, and future generations, who have lived here for millennia and will forever call this place home.