News Archive

06.25.2007
Daniel Sadowsky, an incoming Chemistry graduate student, begins a summer rotation in the lab working on the SERS project with Kyle.
06.20.2007
Bryce, Sara, and Christy attend and present a poster at the 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Grant meeting on the 3M campus.
05.21.2007
Kathy Braun, an IT Honors student, begins working in the lab as a UROP researcher.
05.04.2007
Hanna Park graduates from the University of Minnesota. We wish her congratulations and good luck!
04.23.2007
Hanna Park wins the 2007 Peteris Auzins Memorial Scholarship and Senior Prize for outstanding achievement in undergraduate research and overal scholastic excellence.
04.20.2007
Dr. Adam McFarland departs the Haynes lab to begin his position as a research scientist at Eli Lilly. We will miss him!
04.18.2007 and 04.20.2007
Hanna Park presents her research in two poster presentations: the University of Minnesota undergraduate research symposium and the Winchell undergraduate research symposium.
04.02.2007
Nate Wittenberg begins his appointment as a postdoctoral researcher in the Haynes lab.
03.03.2007 - 03.06.2007
Christy attends Biophysics 2007 in Baltimore, MD where she presented a poster about the group's nanoparticle cytotoxicity work.
02.5.2007 - 03.01.2007
Adam, Bryce, Shencheng, and Christy attend PittCon 2007 in Chicago, IL where Bryce and Shencheng present posters.
02.05.2007
The Haynes Group's 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Grant is renewed for 2007.
01.24.2007
Shencheng Ge passes his Ph.D. Candidacy Examination.
01.22.2007
Bryce Marquis passes his Ph.D. Candidacy Examination.
01.18.2007
The Haynes Group is awarded an NSF CAREER grant to support the nanoparticle cytotoxicity research.
01.14.2007 - 01.19.2007
Dr. Haynes presents an invited talk and poster at the Electrochemistry Gordon Research Conference in Ventura, CA.
01.09.2007
Dr. Haynes is named a 2007 McKnight Land-Grant Professor.
12.2006
Kyle Bantz and Sara Love join the Haynes group as new graduate students.
11.02.2006
Bryce Marquis wins a Pfizer Graduate Travel Award from the ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry to present his work at PittCon 2007.
10.26.2006
Dr. Haynes presents an invited seminar at 3M.
09.06.2006
Han Na Park joins the Haynes lab as a directed studies researcher.
08.19.2006 - 08.30.2006
Dr. Haynes attends the International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy in Yokohama, Japan.
08.10.2006
Virginia Senkomago wins 1st prize at the YCC undergraduate poster session. The poster session featured the work done by 40+ undergraduate researchers from around the Twin Cities.
07.26.2006
The Haynes group hosts an afternoon of Chemistry activities for the kids at the West 7th Street Community Center (pictures).
06.18.2006 - 06.23.2006
Dr. Haynes attends the "Cell Biology of the Neuron" Gordon Research Conference.
06.13.2006
The Haynes group is awarded a Type G PRF grant for SERS work.
06.06.2006
Virginia Senkomago (Lando) and Eva Cornell (NNIN REU) begin summer research projects in the Haynes lab.
04.24.2006
Dr. Haynes is notified that she is a 2006 Searle Scholar.
02.17.2006
Dr. Haynes and Lindsay Werkmeister are featured on the University of Minnesota homepage.
02.03.2006
We've measured our first action potentials from aplysia neurons.
01.30.2006
We've measured our first surface-enhanced Raman spectrum.
Lindsay Werkmeister joins the group as a UROP researcher.
01.18.2006
We've measured our first Raman spectrum.
01.16.2006
Dr. Haynes is notified that she's won a 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Grant.
01.15.2006
Graduate students Shencheng Ge, Hosik Kim, and Bryce Marquis join the group.
10.04.2005
Lasers arrive. Soon we'll be taking Raman measurements.
08.01.2005
Postdoc Dr. Adam McFarland joins the group to build the Raman system.
08.01.2005
Dr. Haynes officially begins her appointment as Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota.
06.14.2005
Dr. Haynes accepts the Victor K. LaMer award from the ACS Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry in Potsdam, NY.
06.01.2005
Dr. Haynes and Dr. McFarland visit the Sweedler Lab at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to observe their work on Aplysia Californica.
03.15.2005
Dr. Haynes accepts the Nobel Laureate Signature Award for Graduate Education in Chemistry in San Diego, CA.