Riley Carroll '23 '19: "Implementation of a collaborative practice agreement for depression and anxiety in the primary care setting"
ScienceDirect
Xiaolin Cheng, Jayce Liu, Yang Yu: "Intravenous administration of blood–brain barrier-crossing conjugates facilitate biomacromolecule transport into central nervous system"
Nature Biotechnology
College faculty recognized for decades of service
On Dec. 4, Ohio State recognized faculty and staff who have served the institution for 25, 30 or 35+ years.
A. Douglas Kinghorn publishes preferred reading list for young natural products scientists
A. Douglas Kinghorn, PhD, DSc, and four leading professors from India, Austria and the U.K. created a preferred reading list for individuals interested in entering the field of natural products at the graduate level.
A. Douglas Kinghorn named chair of the 2024 Tu Youyou Selection Committee
A. Douglas Kinghorn was invited by the publisher MDPI (Basel, Switzerland) to serve as chair of the selection committee for a 100,000 Swiss Franc prize for the 2024 Tu Youyou Award in natural products chemistry and medicinal chemistry.
College receives $1.15 million grant from McKesson Foundation to launch PROPEL program
This transformative initiative aims to elevate awareness of pharmacy careers among middle and high school students in medically underserved communities, increase enrollment in pharmacy training pathways and provide professional training focused on caring for underserved patients.
Oluwatosin R. Ayinde, James R. Fuchs: "G2Retro as a two-step graph generative models for retrosynthesis prediction"
Nature, Communications Chemistry
Jim McAuley named NAP Distinguished Fellow of the Pharmacy Academy
This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. McAuley's outstanding achievements and leadership in both professional and interprofessional care.
Julie Johnson named academic member of the National Academies Forum on Drug Discovery, Development and Translation
The Forum is an approximately 40-member group comprised of members from academia, government, industry and non-profits aimed at addressing critical issues and challenges.
Mitch Phelps named Kimberly Professor of Pharmacy
The Kimberly Professorship in Pharmacy serves as an honor and reward for outstanding scholarly activity to an existing tenured professor in the college.