Kennesaw State Assistant Professor Drives Innovation in Chemistry
Kennesaw State University assistant professor Madalynn Marshall found her passion for solid-state chemistry early in her college career.
“During my undergraduate years at Iowa State, I was able to gain some research experience with Dr. Gordon Miller, a leader in solid-state chemistry,”
Marshall said, recalling her experience. She was drawn to the unique aspects of solid-state chemistry, particularly exploring magnetism in rare earths and transition metals.
- Marshall's interest in solid-state chemistry was sparked by a renowned professor.
- She gained research experience during her undergraduate years at Iowa State.
- Her Ph.D. studies further solidified her passion for the field.
Author's summary: Professor Madalynn Marshall innovates chemistry.
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