Welcome to KSU Chemistry!

If you are looking for a place that combines interdisciplinary research with “hands on” learning, please take a closer look at what we have to offer you. Our faculty is dedicated to doing world-class chemistry here in the heartlands.  Our professors aim to train new generations of scientists who will be the leaders of tomorrow in research, teaching, medicine and industry. 

 

Welcome to Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry at Kansas State University offers programs leading to the B.S., B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees and is located in the Chemistry/Biochemistry Building, the H. H. King Chemical Laboratory, and in Willard Hall. If you have questions after browsing these pages, please get in touch with us by following the “Contact ” link above.

This Week :

K-State Commencement: Graduate School on Friday, May 16th.
K-State Commencement: Undergraduates of the College of Arts and Sciences on Saturday, May 17th.

Coming Up :

On Thursday, May 29th, we welcome Dr. Ward Thompson from The University of Kansas in King 4 at 1:30 PM. For more information, please see our Seminar Page.

XIXth MIDWEST ORGANIC SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM
June 13 - 14, 2008

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• Prof. Christer Aakeröy interviewed by Chemical Science magazine (April 18, 2008).
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• Congratulations to our Undergraduate Cancer Center Awards winners!!!
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• Congratulations to Matt Basel and Pubudu Gamage who won top honors from the Kansas BioScience Organization !
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• Reed Graduate Fellowship in Chemistry Established!
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• Prof. Paul Smith receives 2007 Segebrecht Award!
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• Prof. Ken Klabunde elected as Treasurer-Elect of the Inorganic Division of the American Chemical Society.

• Prof. Mark Hollingsworth's research is featured in Science (Vol. 319, January 4, 2008). Read more >

• Congratulations to Prof. Christer Aakeröy on being named the Regional Associate Editor for the Americas for CrystEngComm! read more >

• Congratulations to Prof. Chris Culbertson for receiving the 2007 Masao Horiba Award!
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