Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology

Our goal is to conduct high quality research focused on some of the most important basic and applied questions in chemistry, biology, and ecology.

[Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology @HCCE_UNR]

@UNRScience Congratulations, Julia! You might be interested in what we're doing @HCCE_UNR!

[Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology @HCCE_UNR]

New article in @nevadatoday highlighting some excellent upcoming NSF-funded work from the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology in @UNRScience!

Indigenous Knowledge could inform sustainability efforts in the Amazon
https://t.co/qVNZRHNWsT via @unevadareno

[Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology @HCCE_UNR]

@HCCE_UNR supergroup @u_cjeffrey, Matt Tucker and Henry Sun from @DRIScience have secured new funding from @NASA to study lichen pigments here on earth that we can take to #Mars. Interplanetary travel, lasers and lichen - check it out!

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We’re really “lichen” collaborative research @unevadareno's College of Science. Astronauts going to Mars face a number of challenges, but lichen might provide a sunscreen solution. Check out the work coming out of the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology
https://t.co/94vp0qqBLI

[Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology @HCCE_UNR]

Check out a great essay by our own Vince Catalano on the amazing Professor Hyung K. Shin of UNR's chemistry department for #NationalMentoringMonth.

[College of Science at the Uni. of Nevada, Reno @UNRScience]

It’s #NationalMentoringMonth, and Vince Catalano wrote a whole essay on why Hyung K. Shin makes an excellent mentor (and his impressive snow-driving abilities)! Read Catalano’s reflections about Shin’s extensive accomplishments @unevadareno in #NevadaToday
https://t.co/zOF7VEVEHa