Dr. Amy Chu is an Inorganic Chemist specializing in organometallic syntheses and catalysis. She is particularly passionate about research topics that address the climate challenges of current industrial processes.

Curriculum Vitae Dr. Amy Chu 1 Wan-Yi “Amy” Chu Email: [email protected] https://sites.google.com/stmarys-ca.edu/chulab Professional appointments Assistant Professor of Chemistry Saint Mary’s College of California, Moraga CA July 2022 – present Assistant Professor of Chemistry Rhoda Goldman Endowed Professorship Mills College, Oakland CA

2024年12月6日 · Changemaker: Amy Chu, a Professor of Chemistry at SMC, is passionate about tackling the environmental impacts of current industrial practices. What gives her hope? "My students," she says. / Photo by Francis Tatem. Chu joined SMC’s faculty in 2022 and was recently awarded a $188,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

Dr. Amy Chu is an Inorganic Chemist specializing in organometallic syntheses and catalysis. She is particularly passionate about research topics that address the climate challenges of current...

2022年4月2日 · We are a team of researchers at Saint Mary's College of California that are passionate about bringing positive changes to the world using the power of Chemistry. The group is led by Dr. Amy...

Amy Chu is a professor in the Chemistry department at Saint Mary's College of California - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

Amy Chu is currently an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Saint Mary's College of California.4 She previously held the position of Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Mills College in Oakland, CA from 2020 to 2022.3 After Mills College closed in June 2022, she transitioned to her current role at Saint Mary's College.3

2022年3月20日 · We are a team of researchers at Mills College that are passionate about bringing positive changes to the world using the power of Chemistry. The group is led by Dr. Amy Chu (Assistant...

2022年9月7日 · Amy Chu joins the Department of Chemistry as an Assistant Professor this fall. Her research addresses the challenges towards sustainability in the industry, environment, and society. She collaborates with undergraduate researchers to design and synthesize molecules that recycle carbon dioxide and phosphate fertilizers.