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IB Science Students Visit University of Delaware
International Baccalaureate chemistry, biology, physics, and computer science students visited the University of Delaware for a collaborative science project.
Students were hosted by Dr. Lauren Genova, a chemistry professor and former college classmate of upper school teacher Sarah O'Brien!
Students toured the NMR facility, which supports the research efforts of over 400 users from 58 research groups across four colleges and 11 departments at UD, the mass spec facility, and a real-life organic chemistry lab. After lunch with current undergrad and grad students (including Robby Lohkamp '24!), WFS students enjoyed chemical demonstrations with Professors Cecil Dybowski and Dana Chatellier.
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Students toured the NMR facility, which supports the research efforts of over 400 users from 58 research groups across four colleges and 11 departments at UD, the mass spec facility, and a real-life organic chemistry lab. After lunch with current undergrad and grad students (including Robby Lohkamp '24!), WFS students enjoyed chemical demonstrations with Professors Cecil Dybowski and Dana Chatellier.
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