Welcome to WSU Radiochemistry!
The broad spectrum of radiochemistry research at Washington State University offers many opportunities for an incoming graduate student. Within the radiochemistry program, students are able to explore the following areas of chemistry:
Computational |
Pharmaceutical |
Inorganic |
Analytical |
Environmental |
Physical |
Frequent collaborations throughout the department, and near proximity to Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL) and Idaho National Lab (INL), offer unparalleled access to experts in all areas of chemistry. This provides WSU students with invaluable training opportunities to work alongside preeminent national researchers. The presence of the Nuclear Radiation Center (NRC) and its knowledgeable staff are also valuable resources for researchers at WSU.
Collectively, this constitutes the nation’s strongest university-based radiochemistry research program.
Radiochemistry Faculty
| Paul Benny |
| bennyp@wsu.edu |
| Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry, 2001 |
| University of Missouri |
| Aurora Clark |
| auclark@wsu.edu |
| Ph.D. Theoretical Chemistry, 2003 |
| Indiana University |
| Sue Clark |
| s_clark@wsu.edu |
| Ph.D. Inorganic and Radiochemistry, 1989 |
| Florida State University |
| Kenneth Nash |
| knash@wsu.edu |
| Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry, 1978 |
| Florida State University |
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