Just moved our instruments into our permanent lab space in Klamath Hall.  In the proud tradition of PChem, we’ve landed in the dunge—er, um, basement.  Happy to be in our beautiful new home!

Undergraduate junior Simon Ewing has been awarded a summer research fellowship from the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society for 2015!  He will be continuing his work in developing computational tools for use with ion mobility experiments.

Now that the spring quarter is over, and graduate students have made their choices to join labs for their PhD research, the Prell Lab is proud to announce that Sean Cleary, Jesse Wilson, and Micah Donor have all joined. Let’s do some science!

This spring, first-year physical chemistry Micah Donor has joined for his third rotation.  Welcome on board, Micah!

Rotation students Sean Cleary and Jesse Wilson will be delivering short talks on their research progress over the quarter.  Jesse will present his for the Institute of Molecular Biology at UO on Thurs., March 19th, at 3:00 PM in 331 Klamath.  Sean will present for the Physical Chemistry Division on Fri., March 20th, at 2:15 PM in 107 Klamath.

We are very excited to be official owners and operators of our fully-installed mass spectrometer and UPLC.

Installation of our new mass spectrometer (Waters G2-Si QTOF with ion mobility capabilities) and UPLC (Waters M-class) has begun!

First-year graduate rotation students Sean Cleary and Jesse Wilson as well as junior undergraduate Simon Ewing have joined the lab, just in time for arrival of our new instrument.

The Prell lab welcomes Avery Thompson, its newest member!

The Prell lab is excited to have their new website up and running, even if it is still under construction.  Much more to follow!