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Kim Renee Dunbar Conducts Research on Supramolecular Chemistry of Anions
Distinguished Texas A&M University professor Kim Renee Dunbar leads a research team who studies the supramolecular chemistry of anions among other critical scientific topics. For decades, Kim Renee Dunbar has uncovered critical discoveries in chemistry that have gone on to have significant impacts in the international scientific community. She’s earned many top distinctions in her […]
Kim Renee Dunbar Explains the Usefulness of Various Metals in Medicine
Renowned inorganic chemist at Texas A&M University, Kim Renee Dunbar expounds the usefulness of metals in medicine and explains how some positively impact our bodies. Kim Renee Dunbar is a University Distinguished Professor who holds the Davidson Professor of Science title in the Chemistry Department at Texas A&M University. Over the years, she and her […]
Research Group of Kim Renee Dunbar Makes Impact in Local and Global Scientific Communities
A respected chemist and professor at Texas A&M University, Kim Renee Dunbar has led her research group to international recognition by contributing a number of notable projects and findings to the scientific community. In addition, her research group makes an impact locally by inviting visitors each year to its facilities and inspiring young scientists through presentations. From […]
Kim Renee Dunbar Speaks at Inaugural Ken and Nancy Long Chemistry Lecture
Known around the world for her breakthroughs in inorganic chemistry, Kim Renee Dunbar has helped improve the scientific understanding and application of the subject for decades. Among many other prestigious awards and titles, Dunbar was invited to be a guest speaker at the first-ever Ken and Nancy Long Chemistry Lecture at Westminster College. Westminster […]
Kim Renee Dunbar Received Inaugural Eminent Scholar Award from Texas A&M University
From Texas A&M University, Professor of Chemistry Kim Renee Dunbar has overseen a team of researchers whose combined work has had a tremendous impact on the international scientific community. Recognizing Dunbar for her singular achievements, the university bestowed her with the first-ever Eminent Scholar Award. Kim Renee Dunbar has been recognized as a leader […]
American Chemical Society Bestows Kim Renee Dunbar with Distinguished Service Award
Kim Renee Dunbar is a world-renowned chemist and professor at Texas A&M University where she and her research team contribute landmark discoveries to the international scientific community. For her outstanding contributions to the study of inorganic chemistry, the American Chemical Society bestowed Dunbar with the prestigious Distinguished Service Award. A chemistry professor at Texas […]
First-Ever Ken and Nancy Long Chemistry Lecture Featured Kim Renee Dunbar as Guest Speaker
Across a career spanning decades of research, Kim Renee Dunbar has had a tremendous impact on the international scientific community’s understanding of inorganic chemistry. Recognized for her distinguished contributions to science, Dunbar was asked to be a guest speaker during Westminster College’s first inaugural Ken and Nancy Long Chemistry Lecture. Over the years, Kim […]
The Royal Society of Chemistry Bestows Fellowship Title on Kim Renee Dunbar
Kim Renee Dunbar is a renowned chemist at Texas A&M University who has had a tremendous impact on the international scientific community. Dunbar has earned a number of distinctions, awards, and recognitions during her career, and last year was awarded the title of Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. For decades, Kim Renee Dunbar has been […]
Kim Renee Dunbar Heads Chemistry Research Team at Texas A&M University
As a leader in the field of inorganic chemistry, Kim Renee Dunbar has been awarded a number of prestigious titles and distinctions from respected institutions. In addition to serving as a professor at Texas A&M University, she leads a research team there that has made major strides in the field of chemistry. Kim Renee […]
Kim Renee Dunbar Receives 2019 Basolo Award for Standout Contributions to Science
Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at Texas A&M University Kim R. Dunbar will receive the 2019 Basolo Medal for Outstanding Research in Inorganic Chemistry this fall. The award recognizes her landmark contributions to science and the achievements of her more than three-decade career. Kim Renee Dunbar has spent more than 30 years furthering the scientific community’s understanding […]