University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Dr. Weiss’s current research involves chemical education, a research division of the national organization the American Chemical Society. Current projects focus on active learning in chemistry courses and the interaction between problem solving, recitations and lecture, particularly using learning assistants.
A tutorial on receptor binding assays used in bioanalysis. Both scintillation proximity assays and measurements based on fluorescence polarization are discussed. This…
View Resource →This website is an "Information Portal To Biological Macromolecular Structure". It is a protein data bank that contains a very large structural…
View Resource →This site produced by the Dolan DNA Learning Center of the Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory contains a number of high quality animations…
View Resource →This site contains a thorough overview of the fundamentals of antibodies. The site starts with an introduction to antigens and antibodies, antibody…
View Resource →This site is a comprehensive 58 page book chapter in pdf format on nonchromatographic methods of analysis for agrochemical contaminants (residues). The…
View Resource →Short lecture notes and support materials for a course in bioanalytical chemistry. Examples of topics covered include isolating and sequencing DNA, DNA…
View Resource →A discussion of immunoassays in the context of testing for environmental contaminants, including a fairly detailed explanation of how immunoassays are conducted…
View Resource →Information on biotechnology primarily related to protein and antibody isolation, purification and analysis as well as some trouble-shooting information.The website is available…
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