Joseph Berry ’94: Reinventing the solar cell – NOVA
During this episode of NOVA, alum Joseph Berry '94 is interviewed about how his team at National Renewable Energy Lab is working to reinvent the solar cell. (Begins at 1:36:37)
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Dr. Jim Yoder ’64 says goodbye to teaching after 50 years
Dr. Jim Yoder '64 will retire this year after teaching chemistry and astronomy at Hesston College for the past 50 years.
Get to know University of Alaska Interim Chancellor Sam Gingerich ’72
UAA's interim chancellor Sam Gingerich has made a career as a university administrator for more than 30 years.
Maple Scholars explore varied topics in summer research projects
Sixteen Goshen College students are participating in the Maple Scholars research program this summer.
James Martin ’86: Let science be a springboard for politics
James Martin '86 is a chemistry professor at North Carolina State University, runs a research lab and serves as an elected official — as a board member on the Wake County Board of Education, the United States’ fifteenth-largest school system.
Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Art Smucker: Relief work builds more than just buildings – Mennonite Central Committee
For Art Smucker, his time serving with MCC in Europe following World War II focused on rebuilding the infrastructure decimated by the war. But he soon found that relationships were also being built in the process.
Dancing through the lab? No, but science requires fancy footwork – Colorado State University
Rushika Perera '95, an assistant professor of virology at CSU, recently won a 2016 Boettcher Foundation Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Award, one of 10 in Colorado, for her studies of mosquito-borne viruses at Colorado State University.
Song of the Chemist – Chemical & Engineering News
A Goshen College quartet sings the Song of the Chemist.
Local students to compete at Science Olympiad regional tournament on Feb. 14
Science Olympiad teams from 13 area middle and high schools will gather on the Goshen College campus on Saturday, Feb. 14 to compete in 23 science events, including robotics, forensics and sounds of music, for the annual Science Olympiad regional tournament.
Students engage in exploratory summer research program
Fourteen Goshen College students are participating in the Maple Scholars Summer Research Program. Started in 1998, Maple Scholars is an eight-week program of research, experimentation, analysis and archiving data.