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Chemistry and Biochemistry

FSU chemist lands international fellowship to advance quantum materials

A Florida State University researcher has been awarded an international fellowship to develop new materials that contain quantum bits — the elementary units of quantum technologies — with eventual applications ranging from health care to cybersecurity.

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FSU Department of History to host Africa and the African Diaspora and the World Wars Conference

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Student Spotlight: Samantha Bell

Chemistry and Biochemistry

FSU chemist earns Eli Lilly and Co. Grantee Award for contributions to biomedical, organic synthesis research

Josh Briley is a Florida State University senior pursuing dual degrees in computational science through the Department of Scientific Computing. Photo by Devin Bittner.

Scientific Computing

Student Spotlight: Josh Briley

Psychology

It’s complicated: FSU social psychologist discusses the rise in situationships

A photo showcasing the OHMM material developed by researchers in one of the studies, used to paint a fabric with the FSU acronym. This showcases the light that X-ray scintillators give off when exposed to X-rays. (Courtesy of Biwu Ma)

Chemistry and Biochemistry

FSU researchers develop new materials for next-generation X-ray technologies

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Nole Edge

Check out the latest episode of Nole Edge, the official podcast of the College of Arts and Sciences. In each episode we introduce you to Arts and Sciences faculty, alumni, students, and researchers whose work is changing the way we view the world. Follow the college on YouTube to see new episodes as they debut.

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