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  • Head shot of Liviu Mirica on a grey background.
    Study: “Goldilocks system” boosts efficiency of nickel-catalyzed reactions
    2023-12-20 - University of Illinois chemistry researchers reveal exactly how nickel-catalyzed reactions work and discover a surprising contributor that has the potential to make these increasingly popular chemical transformations even more useful.
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  • Chuanjing Xu standing next to the brick sign at the Morrow Plots on the UIUC campus.
    Family and friends of alum establish scholarship to “pay it forward”  
    2023-12-13 - Family and friends of Chuanjing “Charlie” Xu (PhD, ’92) made a gift to Chemistry at Illinois, establishing the Chuanjing Xu Memorial Scholarship in his memory, because UIUC was instrumental in the Xu family being able to start a new life in America.
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    Research Associate Anuj Yadav receives Anuj Khandelwal Memorial Travel Award
    2023-12-11 - The Anuj Khandelwal Memorial Fund was established in 2019 in memory of Anuj Khandelwal, who was a postdoctoral researcher in the lab of chemistry Prof. Martin Burke. Created by his friends and family, the fund supports the Anuj Khandelwal Memorial Travel Award, which provides conference...
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  • Picture of the west-facing arch entrance to Noyes Laboratory
    Fifth round of Discovery Fund awards will support an electrochemistry project and catalyst research
    2023-11-01 - Two research proposals in the Department of Chemistry have been selected to receive Discovery Fund awards. The funding will support electrochemistry research that could lead to improvements in the design, operation and lifetime of batteries, sensors and fuel cells and another project will explore...
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  • Computer-assisted image showing dark blue and light red molecular structures of supercharged protein monomers (red, negative, and blue, positive) in the process of association to form a supercharged hexadecameric protein complex. Image rendered using Blender and PyMOL.
    Submit Research Images in the 2023 SCS Science Image Challenge
    2023-12-01 - The School of Chemical Sciences invites graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral associates/fellows, and staff members within the school, including the departments of chemistry and chemical and biomolecular engineering, to submit computer-assisted or traditional scientific images designed...
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  • Side by side head shots of David Shapiro and Paul Hergenrother
    Unprecedented Compound Takes a Step Toward Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
    2023-11-28 - An anticancer compound developed in the collaborative labs of Cancer Center at Illinois (CCIL) researchers Paul Hergenrother, a professor of chemistry at Illinois, and David Shapiro, a professor of biochemistry, has been licensed for pre-clinical development. The biotech company Oncoteq recently...
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  • Portrait of Ying Diao on a dark background
    Researchers identify unexpected twist while developing new polymer-based semiconductors
    2023-11-28 - A new study led by professor Ying Diao brings fresh insight into the development of semiconductor materials that can do things their traditional silicon counterparts cannot – harness the power of chirality, a non-superimposable mirror image.
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  • Three members of the research team pose together, two standing and Hergenrother seated, in a lab on campus.
    Chemistry researchers discover rules for breaking into Pseudomonas
    2023-11-28 - A team led by chemistry professor Paul Hergenrother and former graduate student Emily Geddes (PhD, '22) has discovered the physical and chemical rules for overcoming the defenses of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a bacterium responsible for tens of thousands of hospital infections every year in the U.S.
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  • Head shot of Paul Hergenrother on a blue background
    Paul Hergenrother receives 43rd Sato Memorial International Award
    2019-12-16 - The award is presented by the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan.
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  • Head shot of Kenneth S. Suslick
    Ken Suslick honored as one of Caltech's 2023 Distinguished Alumni
    2023-11-14 - The Chemistry at Illinois faculty member received the alumni award for contributions to sonochemistry and chemical sensing, which have advanced the field of medical imaging and facilitated lifesaving treatments for cancer and sepsis patients.
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  • Photo of Mary-Dell Chilton standing next to President Joe Biden in front of a gold curtain with a medal around her neck in a ceremony at the White House.
    Alum Mary-Dell Chilton awarded National Medal of Technology and Innovation
    2023-11-13 - Dr. Chilton (MS, '60; PhD, '67) was presented the award by U.S. President Joe Biden in a ceremony at the White House on Oct. 24, 2023, for her work producing the first transgenic plant and for pioneering plant biotechnology that led to novel methods to improve plants’ ability to control pests and...
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  • An illustration of the Electrolab on a white background.
    Lightening the load: Beckman researchers develop autonomous electrochemistry robot
    2023-11-09 - Chemistry professor Joaquín Rodríguez-López co-led a team of researchers in developing a cost-friendly, customizable, electrochemistry robot called the Electrolab to perform autonomous lab experiments and explore next-generation energy storage materials and chemical reactions that promote...
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  • Researchers stand side by side between a green and yellow sculpture outside the Carl R. Woese Institute on the UIUC campus.
    New antifungal molecule kills fungi without toxicity in human cells, mice
    2023-11-08 - Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and collaborators at the University of Wisconsin-Madison report in the journal Nature that a new antifungal molecule, devised by tweaking the structure of prominent antifungal drug Amphotericin B, has the potential to harness the drug’s...
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  • Portrait of Suri Bandyopadhyay standing in front of the steps on west side of Noyes Laboratory.
    Getting to know: Graduate student Suritra Bandyopadhyay
    2023-11-06 - A graduate student from India, Bandyopadhyay was drawn to the Illinois chemistry graduate program by research related to photoacoustic applications of porphyrin. In his second year, he has a first author paper under review for publication, was recognized as a teaching assistant with the Zumdahl...
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  • Two tone portrait of Carlos Montezuma in a suit sitting with one arm leaning on a table.
    Gift honors memory, legacy of University of Illinois’ first Native American graduate
    2023-11-02 - A native Yavapai from central Arizona, Carlos Montezuma was an Illinois chemistry major, who became t​​​he first Native American graduate of the University of Illinois in 1884 and one of the first Native Americans to earn a medical degree. In his honor, a recent gift has established the Carlos...
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