Decoding Charge‑Site Isomerism in Flavonoids through Cyclic Ion Mobility–MS and Computational Modeling
Flavonoids are natural plant compounds that come in many very similar forms, which makes them hard to tell apart. In this study, researchers in the Chen lab used an advanced technique called cyclic ion mobility mass spectrometry to better separate and identify these look‑alike molecules.
Dr. Corinna Schindler Awarded NSERC Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship
Dr. Corinna Schindler was one of six Canadian researchers earning an Arthur B. McDonald fellowship—a premier award from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). Her research enables access to molecular...
New TLEF-supported autonomous teaching lab will transform experiential learning at UBC Chemistry
The laboratory of the future will soon become part of the undergraduate classroom in the Department of Chemistry at UBC. Supported by UBC’s Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund (TLEF), the project “Next-Gen Chemistry: Building an Autonomous...
