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Songon An
Assistant Professor
Post-Doctoral Pennsylvania State University 2011; Ph.D. University of Minnesota - Twin Cities 2005; B.S. Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea 1997
CHEM 490 Special Topics in Chemistry
Class Description
This class is designed for students who are interested in learning how chemical and biochemical concepts are innovatively integrated to explore biological processes in cellular contents. The class will not only introduce the fundamentals of biochemical concepts conventionally applied in biochemistry but also further present their recent applications in molecular and cellular biology.
Students will appreciate learning how specific biochemical reactions in solution have been successfully applied in complicated heterogenic cellular systems. Students will learn how both chemistry and biology meet together and thus how such interdisciplinary approaches provide new insights in science and even lead paradigm shifts for future science.
This class is intended for senior-level undergraduates and graduate students in either biochemistry or biology disciplines. Others in engineering and physics departments are required to obtain pre-approval from the instructor. Instruction will be in both lecture and seminar format, with emphasis on recent literatures.
CHEM 684 Special Topics in Chemistry
CHEM 490 / 684 : Special Topics in Chemistry - Cellular Biochemistry (3 credits)
Class Description
This class is designed for students who are interested in learning how chemical and biochemical concepts are innovatively integrated to explore biological processes in cellular contents. The class will not only introduce the fundamentals of biochemical concepts conventionally applied in biochemistry but also further present their recent applications in molecular and cellular biology.
Students will appreciate learning how specific biochemical reactions in solution have been successfully applied in complicated heterogenic cellular systems. Students will learn how both chemistry and biology meet together and thus how such interdisciplinary approaches provide new insights in science and even lead paradigm shifts for future science.
This class is intended for senior-level undergraduates and graduate students in either biochemistry or biology disciplines. Others in engineering and physics departments are required to obtain pre-approval from the instructor. Instruction will be in both lecture and seminar format, with emphasis on recent literatures. CHEM 100 The Chemical World
CHEM 399 Tutorial Projects in Chemistry
CHEM 490 Special Topics in Chemistry This class is designed for students who are interested in learning how
chemical and biochemical concepts are innovatively integrated to explore
biological processes in cellular contents. The class will not only
introduce the fundamentals of biochemical concepts conventionally applied
in biochemistry but also further present their recent applications in
molecular and cellular biology.
Students will appreciate learning how specific biochemical reactions in
solution have been successfully applied in complicated heterogenic
cellular systems. Students will learn how both chemistry and biology meet
together and thus how such interdisciplinary approaches provide new
insights in science and even lead paradigm shifts for future science.
This class is intended for senior-level undergraduates and graduate
students in either biochemistry or biology disciplines. Others in
engineering and physics departments are required to obtain pre-approval
from the instructor. Instruction will be in both lecture and seminar
format, with emphasis on recent literature. CHEM 684 Special Topics in Chemistry This class is designed for students who are interested in learning how
chemical and biochemical concepts are innovatively integrated to explore
biological processes in cellular contents. The class will not only
introduce the fundamentals of biochemical concepts conventionally applied
in biochemistry but also further present their recent applications in
molecular and cellular biology.
Students will appreciate learning how specific biochemical reactions in
solution have been successfully applied in complicated heterogenic
cellular systems. Students will learn how both chemistry and biology meet
together and thus how such interdisciplinary approaches provide new
insights in science and evenlead paradigm shifts for future science.
This class is intended for senior-level undergraduates and graduate
students in either biochemistry or biology disciplines. Others in
engineering and physics departments are required to obtain pre-approval
from the instructor. Instruction will be in both lecture and seminar
format, with emphasis on recent literature. CHEM 100 The Chemical World
CHEM 499 Undergraduate Research
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