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It Starts With a Question

In the College of Arts and Sciences, our curiosity often gets the best of us. When it does, we start asking questions and these are the heart and soul of research.

In the Department of Chemistry, we are committed to doing research that matters:

  • Dr. Jim Hagen researches compounds to treat botulism and other tropical diseases.
  • Dr. Doug Stack investigates the chemical properties of estrogen metabolites and how these metabolites can initiate cancer.
  • Dr. Jodi Kreiling studies a tumor suppressor protein to determine how protein structure relates to overall protein function.

Not only do our faculty do research that makes our lives better, but they have opportunities for you to engage in this research, as well.

Changing Lives Through Research

In the College of Arts and Sciences, we're committed to doing research that matters.

The newly refurbished weather vane atop Arts & Sciences Hall is a symbol to remind us of where we came from, what we've been through and where we're going. It's a reminder to embrace the Liberal Arts and "education for education's sake," while also keeping an eye on the world as it is, and figuring out how our passion, knowledge and research can make the world a better place.

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  • Phone: 402.554.2651

  • Email: unochemistry@unomaha.edu

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