Attending the ACS National Meeting in San Diego 2025 was an exciting and rewarding experience! One of the highlights was seeing students from St. Mary’s University present research that was conducted in our BioNanoTech Lab at Ball State University during the Summer of 2024. Looking forward to more exciting collaborations and discoveries ahead! 🚀🔬 #ACS2025 […]

Hanna, Katelynn, Alex, and Sophie presented their research at the 140th Annual Indiana Academy of Science Meeting. Can’t wait to see where their research takes them next!

The Chemistry Research Immersion Summer Program (CRISP) has concluded for 2024. Congratulations to Rilynne and Caitlin for successfully presenting their research project!   Rilynne is enthusiastically sharing her results obtained after 10 weeks of experience in BioNanoTechnology Lab.       

In summer 2024, our lab has hosted a group of talented summer undergraduate research students from St. Mary’s University (StMU) together with their mentor Dr. Khon. Students have joined us to gain hands-on experience and contribute to our Nucleic Acid Nanotechnology projects.

Joel and Hannah received prestigious departmental award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research, Congratulations!

Congratulations to Hannah, Alex, and Katelynn for presenting their research at the ACS spring meeting 2024.  

Hannah and Katelyn presented our lab at recruitment event for the Chemistry Research Immersion Summer Program 2024. We invite interested candidates to apply by following this link: https://www.bsu.edu/academics/collegesanddepartments/chemistry/activities/crisp#accordion_whatifiminterestedinworkingwithaparticularfacultymentor

Alex, Katelyn, and Hannah presented their groundbreaking research at the Rustbelt RNA meeting 2023. Their posters highlighted innovative insights and promising avenues for future exploration of Nucleic Acid Nanotechnology.

The Chemistry Research Immersion Summer Program (CRISP) has concluded for 2023. Congratulations to Hannah and Katelyn for successfully presenting their research projects!

Congratulations to Hannah Hayth and Katelynn Pranger on successfully completing the BSU Early Navigation through Advanced Chemical Topics (ENACT) program. Visit https://sites.bsu.edu/enact/ for more information