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Chemistry and Biochemistry

In the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Regina, we provide quality education opportunities through dedicated classroom teaching, hands-on laboratory experience and innovative research programs. Our department offers BSc, BSc Honours, MSc, and PhD degrees in Chemistry and Biochemistry. 

Interdisciplinary research areas in our department include:

Biochemistry: elucidating biosynthetic pathways by understanding enzyme mechanisms.
Biophysics: using microscopy and biochemistry to understand the structure and function of cellular membranes.
Computational Chemistry: simulating catalytic systems with molecular dynamics simulations.
Environmental Analytical Chemistry: identifying and quantifying pesticides in our environment.
Photochemistry: developing photochromic materials and photoresponsive nanoparticles.
Synthetic Chemistry: developing catalysts using organic, inorganic and organometallic chemistry.
Systems Biology: characterizing comprehensive networks of protein-protein and gene-gene interactions to identify therapeutic treatments for disease.

Visit our Research Page to learn more about graduate research opportunitites.  Graduate students can learn about degree requirements by visiting the Chemistry Graduate Research Page and Biochemistry Graduate Research Page.

Undergraduate students can gain work experience through our Co-op Program or participate in research through Summer Internships and our Honours Program.

 

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Feature Stories

The Department Heads to the CSC

From June 2nd to the 6th, members of our department will be heading to Winnipeg to attend the 107th Canadian Chemistry Conference.

Dr. El-Halfawy Featured on the University of Regina Main Page

Dr. El-Halfawy featured on the University of Regina Home Page about his innovative multimedia based assignment in his BIOC390 course.

Chemistry Student Receives Service Award

Jenna Merk, working on her M.Sc. in Chemistry, received the Canada West Student-Athlete Community Service Award.