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Selfie time!
One of the MCAC undergraduates, Frank Gorelik, presented at URCAD yesterday. Part of the festivities included a selfie contest.
posted about 11 hours ago
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We're going to San Diego!
The 66th American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics is June 3-7 in San Diego, CA! Multiple lab members will be presenting posters at this...
posted 9 days ago
Catching the Research Wave
Over the summer the MCAC mentored two high school students participating in the Summer Biomedical Training Program (SBTP) at UMBC. The students studied protein digestion, practicing various...
posted over 1 year ago
Last week, MCAC lab manager Josh Wilhide and recently graduated Ph.D. student Greg Winter attended the American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas from...
posted almost 2 years ago
One small publication; One giant leap for the MCAC
Congratulations to Greg Winter on a recent publication! As a chemistry graduate student in the LaCourse lab, Greg works on the instrumentation in the MCAC for a large portion of his research. His...
posted almost 3 years ago
We're Famous!
The MCAC Lab is featured in the July/August 2015 issue of Popular Mechanics! The team did analysis of PVC primer and cement using the various instruments in the lab. Pick up a copy from a local...
posted almost 3 years ago
Rebecca Neubauer, a senior undergraduate research assistant in the lab, will be receiving an award for top senior chemistry student at this year's 10th Annual CNMS Student Recognition Day. Rebecca...
posted about 3 years ago
More Science!
Maggie LaCourse, a MCAC undergraduate student, was recently awarded an Undergraduate Research Award, making her one of 61 2015-2016 URA scholars. This funding will allow her to continue research...
posted about 3 years ago
MCAC Students win awards at UMBC's Research Symposium
On October 25th, the College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences at UMBC held the 17th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, allowing undergraduate students to present research from biology,...
posted over 3 years ago
Keep an "ion" us!
PerkinElmer, a prominent company in mass spectrometry, wrote about the MCAC as a novel lab design and facility. Stating that the MCAC "provides an interesting new paradigm for how...
posted over 3 years ago