COSAM Dean's Research Awards COSAM's: Engaging Faculty and Students

Message from the Dean 2018-2019 Dean's Medalists Dean's Research Awards The Powerful Impact COSAM Makes COSAM's: Engaging Faculty and Students Auburn's Arboretum Earns National Accreditation A Message from the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Alumni Spotlight – Student Thanks Professor with Artwork that Traveled 9,000 Miles COSAM Leaders Daniel Cason Message from the Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies Physicists Get Charged Up Testing Demonstrations to Spark Excitement in Future Scientists Physicists Get Charged Up Testing Demonstrations to Spark Excitement in Future Scientists Inside Leach 2018 COSAM Distinguished Alumnus - Dave Worley For The Second Consecutive Year, Auburn University Students Shine at Imperial Barrel Program STEM Glide Mission 200 Alumni Spotlight: Physics Alumnus Begins Career Working on More Efficient Memory Devices Online Applied Mathematical Course Brings Five SEC Universities Together COSAM Alumna Shares Passion for Healthcare with Inmates through Nursing Dean Giordano Selected as Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America

COSAM'S SPEAKERS: ENGAGING FACULTY AND STUDENTS  

THE ANNUAL DUNCAN LECTURE

Auburn University’s Dennis Bodewits gave the annual Duncan Lecture, an astronomy lecture hosted by the Department of Physics, with artist Ekaterina Smornova. Watch the lecture. 

THE G.M. KOSOLAPOFF AWARD LECTURE

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry welcomed Sharon Hammes-Schiffer, the John Gamble Kirkwood Professor of Chemistry at Yale University, for the 34th Annual Auburn G.M. Kosolapoff Award Lecture. Her topic, Enzymes: The Engines of Biology, shared insight about chemical reactions in condensed phases. Watch the lecture.

THE 2019 SCHNELLER FRONTIERS LECTURE 

The 2019 Schneller Frontiers Lecture featured Theodor Agapie, a Professor of Chemistry at the California Institute of Technology. He spoke on the topic: Conversion of Oxygenated C1 Feedstocks to C2 Products: Mechanism and Electrochemistry with Molecular and Heterogeneous Systems. Watch the lecture.