Biochemistry has been a core component of Purdue University and the College of Agriculture since 1934. Our graduate students experience a rigorous and creative research environment in which they can ...

A few tips to keep in mind as you are applying for admission as a biochemistry major at Purdue: Most importantly, the Department of Biochemistry at Purdue University is in the College of Agriculture!

The Distinguished Agricultural Alumni Award is presented by the College of Agriculture in April each year. This award was created in 1992 and is administered by the Office of the Dean of Agriculture.

Generic Chemical Hygiene Plan: Print out the form under Appendix A and take it to your research lab's principal investigator (PI) to discuss laboratory-specific safety. Hazard Communication Online ...

Biochemistry, the chemistry of living things, is concerned with the basic materials and processes of life itself. Biochemists seek to determine the chemical nature of such fundamental processes as ...

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Online Resources for Remote Learning for Biochemistry at Purdue University ...

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Justin Couetil, Biochemistry’s third G. A. Ross Award winner. Clint Chapple and Jim Forney joined the Book of Great Teachers. Jen Wisecaver’s path to her research focus includes two summers interning ...

Biochemistry Research laboratories are located in the Biochemistry building and in two adjacent buildings, Whistler Hall and the Hansen Life Sciences Research Building. Biochemistry laboratories have ...

Ag Research Award Annual award given to a faculty member in the College of Agriculture who has demonstrated a high level of excellence in the application of scientific principles to the solution of ...

Dr. Bernard Axelrod served as Head of the Department of Biochemistry. His efforts were instrumental in founding the biochemistry program at Purdue University. On the occasion of his 70th birthday, ...