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Duncker Hall, Washington University in St. Louis
The Department of Chemistry at Washington University in St. Louis upholds a legacy of excellence by integrating fundamental research and academic instruction. Comprising a closely knit community of teacher-scientists, the department is dedicated to providing a top-tier education in chemistry. Students benefit from a comprehensive curriculum covering organic, physical, inorganic, nuclear, and theoretical chemistry, with special focus on emerging interdisciplinary fields such as bioorganic and environmental chemistry. Boasting cutting-edge facilities like the recently renovated Bryan Hall, the department houses 30 esteemed faculty members and a diverse student body of around 90 undergraduate chemistry majors, 100 graduate students, and 20 postdoctoral research associates. This close interaction between students and faculty fosters a collaborative learning environment where innovative research and teaching thrive. The department actively collaborates with various disciplines within the university, including Biology, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Physics, and the Schools of Engineering and Medicine. By emphasizing safety, valuing diversity, and promoting interdisciplinary research, the Department of Chemistry at Washington University in St. Louis equips students with the skills and knowledge to tackle complex challenges in energy, health, education, security, and defense. Through a blend of academic rigor and practical experience, the department cultivates future leaders in the field of chemistry, poised to make meaningful contributions to society at large.
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