Radiochemistry Ph.D. candidate, Nicholas Cicchetti (Chemistry and Biochemistry) was recently published in the ACS Publication, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research. The article titled, "," is the result of work supported by the Research Traineeship for Nuclear Forensics (RTNF), a $1.4 M fellowship grant from the Department of Homeland Security awarded to his advisor, Dr. Art Gelis in 2023. The fellowship supports radiochemistry students in pursuit of their Ph.D. for up to 5 years and is a collaboration with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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