Dr. Donna J. Nelson, an associate professor of chemistry at the University of Oklahoma, recently received a faculty fellowship from the chief academic officers of the Big 12 universities.She will visit the Center for Nano and Molecular Science at the University of Texas at Austin next year to collaborate on nanotechnology research.
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