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  • illustration of the Hepatitus virus
    Scientists simulate a step in hepatitis B viral infection at unprecedented atomic level
    2021-09-06 - Researchers in the Department of Chemistry and the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology used advanced computational methodologies to successfully simulate the capsid disassembly step of hepatitis B viral infection at an unprecedented atomic level.
     Posted: 2021-09-06
  • Prof. Peter Beak seated next to his wife, Sandy Beak with DeKai Loo standing behind Peter and his wife, Jianjian, standing behind Sandy in 2013 in Hong Kong.
    Alumni "paying forward" support Beak, Schuster gave them
    2021-09-03 - In honor of their PhD advisors, Dekai Loo (PhD, ’87, Beak) and Jianjian Zhang (PhD, ’89, Schuster) established scholarships as a way of passing on the support they received from their Illinois chemistry graduate school advisors, the late Peter Beak and Gary Schuster.
     Posted: 2021-09-03
  • Head shots of six student leaders
    Getting to know: Chemistry graduate student leaders
    2021-09-03 - Graduate student leaders of several organizations share why they are involved in various Chemistry at Illinois student groups and share advice for first-year graduate students as well as memories of their first year in the PhD program.
     Posted: 2021-09-03
  • Head shot of Prashant Jain in a suit coat and light blue collared shirt on a white background
    Prashant Jain selected 2021 recipient of Leo Hendrik Baekeland Award
    2021-09-02 - Every two years the North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society presents the prestigious Leo Hendrik Baekeland Award to an exceptional younger chemist in commemoration of the technical and industrial achievements of Leo Hendrik Baekeland.
     Posted: 2021-09-02
  • Side by side head shots of Jefferson Chan and David Sarlah
    Two faculty members promoted to associate professor
    2021-09-01 - Professors Jefferson Chan and David Sarlah both joined the Chemistry at Illinois faculty in 2014.
     Posted: 2021-08-31
  • Head shot of Charles Schroeder
    Charles Schroeder selected as the first James Economy Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
    2021-08-31 - An affiliate faculty member in the Department of Chemistry, Charles Schroeder receives this honor in recognition of his distinguished scholarly achievements and leadership in the areas of polymers and soft materials.
     Posted: 2021-08-31
  • Head shot of professor Lisa Olshansky on a light blue background
    Olshansky appointed a Vallee Scholar to further research in energy conversion
    2021-08-30 - The Vallee Scholar program appointed six new scholars this year in its continuing mission to provide unrestricted funding for national and international early career researchers at a critical stage in their tenure-track careers.
     Posted: 2021-08-30
  • Side by side headshots of Jazmin Aguilar-Romero and Sara Krueger
    Chemistry graduate students receive Inclusive Leadership Awards
    2021-08-30 - Jazmin Aguilar-Romero and Sarah Krueger are the 2021 recipients of the Women in Chemistry Inclusive Leadership Award sponsored by the Department of Chemistry Office of Graduate Diversity and Program Climate. The awards were announced during the Women in Chemistry Conference.
     Posted: 2021-08-27
  • One of the Big Reds, original MRI machine, a very large cube shaped red machine sits in a room on a display at the Beckman Institute.
    MRI exhibit at Beckman Institute displays first human MRI scanner
    2021-08-27 - The exhibit opened in the summer of 2020 and celebrates the invention of MRI by late UIUC chemistry faculty member Paul Lauterbur along with the foundational research that started on campus in the 1940s and 1950s, leading to this world-changing innovation.
     Posted: 2021-08-27
  • Paul Hergenrother and Martin Burke standing side by side with Presidential Medallions around their necks on the Quad outside Illini Union.
    28 receive U of I System honor for leading COVID-19 response
    2021-08-23 - Presidential Medallions were given to key leaders behind the SHIELD efforts and vaccine work in response to COVID-19, including chemistry professors Martin Burke and Paul Hergenrother and chemistry lab technician Kelsie Green.
     Posted: 2021-08-23
  • A multi-color graphic with circles representing the three components of the C2 program and containing descriptions of each component. In the middle, the three circles overlap with letters "C2" in the overlap area.
    C² mixes chemistry & community to promote undergraduate scholars
    2021-08-20 - A new program in the Department of Chemistry serving chemistry majors who identify as African American, LatinX, or Native American offers a combination of monthly professional development workshops, networking events and one-on-one peer mentorship.
     Posted: 2021-08-20
  • A student volunteer wearing an orange SHIELD team shirt and a mask and rubber gloves holds a saliva testing tube at a COVID-19 testing site on campus. In the background over the student's shoulder is the block I on a placard.
    University of Illinois receives APLU award for COVID-19 testing program
    2021-08-18 - The inaugural Research Response to Community Crisis Award from the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities was awarded to the university’s SHIELD: Target, Test, Tell program that utilized a campus-developed saliva-based COVID-19 testing protocol, which was developed by a team that included chemistry professors Paul Hergenrother and Martin Burke.
     Posted: 2021-08-18
  • Head shot of Nick Jackson on gray background
    Nick Jackson wins Dreyfus Foundation Machine Learning award
    2021-08-17 - The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation announced seven award recipients in the 2021 program for Machine Learning in the Chemical Sciences and Engineering, totaling $799,470.
     Posted: 2021-08-17
  • Head shot of Stephen Sligar on a blue background wearing a dark sweater over a white-collared shirt
    Professor Stephen Sligar selected for second research collaboration as a Vallee Visiting Professor
    2021-08-12 - The one-month visiting professorship opportunity at the Kavli Institute at the University of Oxford allows Stephen Sligar to collaborate with Professor Dame Carol Robinson on protein-protein and protein-lipid recognition events involved in KRas4b cancer signaling.
     Posted: 2021-08-12
  • Head and shoulders photo of Joaquin Rodriguez Lopez smiling, looking into the camera wearing a sport coat and button-down shirt
    Rodríguez-López named IAspire Leadership Academy fellow
    2021-08-10 - The program's third cohort of 27 STEM faculty and administrators from underrepresented backgrounds will gain leadership development to prepare them for senior roles at colleges and universities.
     Posted: 2021-08-10

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