Kent State University is a partner in the Ohio Mass Spectrometry Consortium and the Mass Spectrometry Consortium for Materials and Medical Research which are funded by the Ohio Board of Regents Hayes Investment Fund. The following instruments were obtained from this fund:
Located in the basement of Williams Hall, the glassblowing and electronics shop offers many services to the chemistry department.
Taylor Kurrle
Research Engineer II
Williams Hall 023
330-672-2977
tkurrle@kent.edu
The unique capture and enrichment methods of SELDI enable the detection of picograms of protein. The analysis platform allows for the differential comparison of multiple samples from several different populations.
Compared to traditional fractionation techniques, advantages of the PF2D chromatographic approach include:
Our mission is to recruit, retain and develop students to help them successfully navigate the college process from admission through graduate school and career achievement. Our vision is to be exemplary in our collective commitment to preparing our EHHS and local community members to meet the ever-changing needs of our society, thus, reducing barriers to learning and education.
"I was excited for the ensemble to be recognized for performances from our first season, including our Severance Hall performance of “Mother of Revolution!” Each season, the group has built on the first season and continues to develop excellence in musicianship. Every member can proudly say they are a part of our legacy," said Dr. Wendy Matthews. ...
As Kent State’s School of Peace and Conflict Studies celebrates the 50th anniversary of its curriculum, it’s begun offering a master’s degree in peace and conflict studies this fall.
