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Hypercube Scholar Award

The award, presented by Hypercube, Inc., is given to a senior major who has demonstrated academic excellence and significant involvement in physical chemistry. The award consists of Hypercube software (HyperChem), valued at approximately $1,000, and a commemorative certificate. Hypercube, Inc. is a scientific software company, incorporated in 1985, specializing in molecular modeling software. It is one of the world leaders in making serious molecular modeling accessible to chemists everywhere – researchers and students alike. Department faculty select the Hypercube awardee in the spring semester.