(Fall 2012) Dr. York and the rest of the chemistry department are enjoying our new 400 MHz JEOL ECS NMR spectrometer. This instrument (purchased with funds from the NSF-TUES program) is now being used throughout our undergraduate chemistry curriculum in classes from General Chemistry to advanced Spectra and Structure. All students taking classes in chemistry and biochemistry will get hands-on use of this spectrometer in their classes and labs!

This new instrument complements our research laboratories that were recently updated using funds from our NSF-ARI grant ($610,000). These include our synthetic spaces:


and our computational chemistry facilities equipped with a complete array of computational programs:

These upgrades make Sage Hall a great place to do chemistry!!! If you're interested in working with Dr. York, let him know. He's always looking for great students to help with his research in inorganic chemistry and chemical education.

If you are interested in learning more about research in Inorganic Chemistry, stop by and see me in 247 Sage Hall, or contact me at jyork@stetson.edu.