Good Morning Reader: Hamburg grad tackles chemistry of Alzheimer’s disease

“Chemistry can be very dry.” That comment comes from a second-year chemistry doctoral candidate at Duke University in North Carolina now working with his professor on research that targets metals – copper and zinc – and their relation to Alzheimer’s disease.

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Good Morning Reader: Hamburg grad tackles chemistry of Alzheimer’s disease

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