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The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at San Diego State University speaks out with outrage and sadness against the systemic racism plaguing our nation, leading most recently to the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade and other African Americans. We condemn the many actions of violence and hate inflicted upon African Americans that have not been filmed or publicized. We denounce the systemic racism that manifests routinely in the lives of our students in acts of discrimination, microaggression, stereotype threat, and marginalization, and other harmful and humiliating actions.

We stand in support of our African American students. We stand in support of our Latinx students, our Native American students, any students of color, our LGBTQ+ students, our differently-abled students, our veterans, our first-generation students, and for all groups marginalized in our society.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry will show our support in our actions. We commit to providing space to amplify their voices, and to being active allies. We commit to making our places of learning inclusive, safe, and fertile for fostering their success. We commit to standing up against discrimination in our classrooms, in our labs, and at San Diego State at large. We know that by supporting and empowering our diverse student body, we enrich our academic excellence, innovation, and success. #BlackLivesMatter

Pullman Lab: nanoparticle plasmonics

The Pullman Lab studies the growth and degradation mechanisms of silver nanoparticles using predominantly optical spectroscopies and mass spectrometry and also develops new plasmonic and photocatalytic devices. More (Pullman)

Sohl Lab: NIH-funded research into cancer

Christal Sohl and her lab strive to combat disease by asking mechanistic questions at the intersection of biochemistry, molecular biophysics, and cell biology. More (Sohl)

Swairjo Lab: new paper on tRNA biosynthesis

Prof. Swairjo and her students study the structure and properties of transfer RNA and its relation to disease. A recent paper in Nucleic Acids Research presents their detailed study of the t⁶A biosynthesis system, which plays a role in neurological disease. 伟理http

Carrano guest editor special issue of journal Molecules

Carrano group: guest editor special issue

Prof. Carl Carrano has been selected as the guest editor of an upcoming special issue of the open-access journal Molecules. More (Carrano)

Nanochemistry
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Biochemical kinetics
Prof. Christal Sohl studies the molecular mechanisms underlying human disease.
Nucleic acid structure and modification
Prof. Swairjo has a new paper on the biosynthesis of an important modified tRNA nucleoside.
Marine Bioinorganic and Bioorganic Chemistry
Prof. Carl Carrano, awarded a fellowship to study in Germany by the Hanse Wissenschaftskolleg Advanced Study Institute, is editing a special issue of Molecules.