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Raychelle Burks served as a technical advisor on a trio of episodes for the Hulu show

Stefano Costanzi published an article in Arms Control Today titled ".â€�Ìý

Raychelle Burks published the research paper "Clarifying the complex chemistry of cobalt(II) thiocyanate-based tests for cocaine using single-crystal X-ray diffraction and spectroscopic techniques" in theÌý.

Raychelle BurksÌýreceived a $55,169 grant from Doane University for the project “IUSE: EHR Track 1 Engaged Student Learning, Level 2: Developing computational efficacy and skill within an inclusive community of practice in the natural sciences.â€�

Alexander Zestos has constructed a novel carbon electrode pH sensor that can be implanted into human tissue to measure fast pH changes in the brain.

received $178,721 from the Henry L. Stimson Center for "CHEMINFORMATICS – A Chemical Weapons Non-Proliferation Compliance Tool.�

Raychelle Burks talks pop culture forensics .

Alexander Zestos received a grant for $50,000 from George Washington University's DC Center for AIDS Research for his project "Assessments of potential impacts of cognitive deficits on drug use and their implications for HIV intravenous drug users."

Stefano Costanzi received a grant for $429,000 from NIH / Department of Health and Human Services for his project "Virtual screening for the identification of ligands of GPR101, an orphan GPCR involved in X-linked acrogigantism (X-LAG)."

Alexander Zestos received a grant for $50,000 from George Washington University's District of Columbia Center for AIDS Research (DC CFAR) for his project "Assessments of potential impacts of cognitive deficits on drug use and their implications for HIV intravenous drug users."

Douglas Fox received a grant for $40,000 from Vireo Advisors, LLC. for his project "Nanocellulose Fluorescence Labeling."

Hanning ChenÌýreceived $75,000 from George Washington University for “Nanomechanics and Electronic Structure of Organic Photovoltaics in Real Application Conditions by Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy.â€�

Stefano Costanzi received an award of $140,000 from The Henry L. Stimson Center for his project called "Cheminformatics Tool to Bolster the Control of Chemical Warfare Agents and Precursors."

Raychelle Burks spoke about the underrepresentation of women in the field of science, sexism, racism and invisibility in the documentary, Picture a Scientist.

Arianna Lopez, CAS/BS ’20, was awarded the Fletcher Scholar Award for 2020.

Alexander G. Zestos received an award through the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies® (BRAIN) Initiative.

Alexander G. Zestos for his recent publication in their journal, Analytical Methods.

Arianna Lopez, CAS/BS ’20, was profiled by American magazine in "A Balancing Act."