Month: October 2017

  • New Paper Out in Chemical Science!

    Congratulations to Purse Lab undergraduates Sara Journey, Kristine Teppang, Cesar Garcia, and Shaylyn Brim for leading a study on mechanically induced molecular capsule assembly, showing that their solid state synthesis methods enable the entrapment of guest molecules that cannot be encapsulated using traditional solvent-mediated methods.The authors’ discoveries show that there are new opportunities to create organized molecular assemblies entirely in the solid state. Potential applications include drug formulation and materials science. Read the details here, in Chemical Science.

  • Welcome Ani & Misho from the Republic of Georgia

    This fall semester, the Purse Lab is thrilled to welcome Ani Shalamberidze and Misho Dgebuadze from SDSU’s Georgia campus. Ani and Misho are spending this semester in the group, performing research on a new design of fluorescent nucleoside analogues. It’s awesome to have them on the team.