Why is breaking down plant material for biofuels so slow?
Why is breaking down plant material for biofuels so slow?

Please check out our latest papers from Team Cellulose! We sincerely apologize for not marching faster on the way towards clean, renewable biofuel and lowering gas prices to below $2

Maria at the REU summer undergraduate presentation
Maria at the REU summer undergraduate presentation

The Department of Chemistry Summer Undergraduate Research Program gives undergraduate students opportunities to participate in frontier chemistry research at a major research facility. The National Science Foundation funded Research Experience for

COE Photographer Feb 2023
COE Photographer Feb 2023

Dr. William Hancock (back) observes while Crystal Noell (front) is doing a StopFlow experiment. Dr. William Hancock (left) observes while Daguan Nong (right) adjusts a single-molecule fluorescent microscope. Crystal Noell

From iSCAT to SCATTIRSTORM: Adventures in Single-Molecule Microscopy
From iSCAT to SCATTIRSTORM: Adventures in Single-Molecule Microscopy

Dr. Hancock delivered a presentation on the adventures of single-molecule microscopy during the 2021 Biophysical Society (BPS).

BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2020 Spring
BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2020 Spring

BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2020 SAN DIEGO, CA GOOD PEOPLE. GOOD FOOD. GOOD WEATHER. GREAT SCIENCE!   Funky group photos at the Conference Reception! (Left: Will, Taylor, Joe, Rui, Allison. Right:

THE HANCOCK LAB: PHOTOSHOOT BLOOPERS
THE HANCOCK LAB: PHOTOSHOOT BLOOPERS

The Hancock Lab: A picture of pure professionalism Presented in the form of ‘Kymographs’

May Motor Meeting 2019 Summer
May Motor Meeting 2019 Summer

May Motor Meeting Our group is part of a collaboration with four other labs from all corners of the country that was initiated when the NIH/NSF grant was submitted and