UTPB Chemistry Department

What's better than watching the eclipse from the SAC patio?
Watching the solar eclipse while enjoying a chemistry demo and liquid nitrogen!
Join the UTPB Chemistry Club this coming Monday to celebrate!

A long noncoding RNA regulates color variation in monkeyflowers, a new study finds. The results highlight an unexpected mechanism for petal pigmentation evolution.

Read that research and more this week in Science: https://scim.ag/1tu

Join chemists across the world in celebrating 2022 with the theme "Fabulous Fibers: The Chemistry of Fabrics" from October 16–22.

National Chemistry Week (NCW) - American Chemical Society National Chemistry Week is a public awareness campaign that promotes the value of chemistry in everyday life. NCW occurs annually the third week in October.

Looking forward tonit

It's here – the deepest, sharpest infrared view of the universe to date: Webb's First Deep Field.

Previewed by President Joe Biden on July 11, the image shows us galaxies once invisible to us. The full set of full-color images and data from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will be revealed July 12: nasa.gov/webbfirstimages

Give the gift of reading to the students in Ector County ISD! 📚

Making progress.

New computing college initiatives increase support for underrepresented populations The Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences has a new initiative aimed at increasing its emphasis on diversity at all levels in the college. The GCCIS Diversity Initiatives office will support underrepresented populations, Women in Computing, and diversity and inclusion efforts.

Registration for the Tenth Annual PLTLIS Conference! For more information go to https://pltlis.org/tenth-annual-conference/

Time to register for the Tenth Annual PLTLIS Conference! For more information go to https://pltlis.org/tenth-annual-conference/

Registration is now open!

Ready for Spring 2022? Can't find internet? Watch this video.

Frida the Freshman "The Search for the Missing Internet" Need internet? Cellular hotspots are available through the UTPB library.