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  • Greg George, Ben Mosier and Rick Ford stand in front of their patented technology that improves taste of distilled spirits
    Alumni receive R&D 100 award for patented distilled spirit technology
    2020-10-14 - Greg George (BS, ‘82) and the late Benjamin Mosier (PhD, ’57, Laitinen) worked together for years on the innovative technology that has been recognized in the Process and Prototyping category by the R&D 100.
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    Chemistry labs help university win energy savings challenge for third year
    2020-10-06 - The U of I was honored by the International Laboratory Freezer Challenge as one of the top universities at implementing cold-storage best management practices and reducing energy usage for a third straight year. Twenty-one labs on campus, including some Chemistry at Illinois labs, combined to...
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  • Illustration of a molecule
    Yi Lu, Xing Wang part of team launching Center for Pathogen Diagnostics
    2020-09-30 - As COVID-19 infects millions worldwide, the pandemic has underscored the need for cost-effective, accurate, and quick diagnostics, and the Center for Pathogen Diagnostics will seek to create new detection systems that address limitations of current technologies, while leveraging the power of...
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  • Head shot of Paul Hergenrother
    Discovery of cancer compound leads to global licensing deal
    2020-09-30 - Research in the laboratories of Paul Hergenrother and U of I biochemistry professor David Shapiro was the first to show that this compound can effectively target and kill certain cancer cells. It is now the subject of a new global licensing agreement between the pharmaceutical company Bayer AG and...
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  • Head shot of Prashant Jain
    Prashant Jain makes Science News list of 10 young scientists to watch
    2020-09-30 - The annual top 10 list features early- and mid-career scientists who are pushing the boundaries of scientific inquiry and demonstrating potential to shape the science of the future.
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  • Head shot of Professor Mei Shen
    Professor Mei Shen receives NSF CAREER Award 
    2020-09-01 - The award will enable Shen and her research group to create new electrochemical methods and microscopes to detect, measure, and visualize the presence of chemicals that are used as neurotransmitters that currently cannot be investigated by other methods.
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  • Head shot of Christina White
    Christina White's research into the "Holy Grail" of C—H activation is highlighted in Chemistry World series
    2020-09-29 - The publication's series focusing on eight "Holy Grails" of chemistry explains how the White research group's work is one of a group of discoveries that has “contributed to a blossoming of the field of C–H activation.”
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  • Head shot of professor Yi Lu
    Yi Lu part of project to detect cancer biomarkers with droplets of blood
    2020-09-29 - The method would provide rapid results, enabling the clinician to quantitatively observe the effects of treatment on the tumor by measuring increases or decreases in strategically selected molecules. The research team received a $2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to fund the...
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  • Photo of the fountain outside the Alice Campbell Alumni Center on campus
    Hye Kyung Timken to receive College of Liberal Arts & Sciences alumni award
    2020-09-25 - An alumna from the Department of Chemistry is one of 10 alumni from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences to be named recipients of the college’s 2020 annual alumni awards.
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  • Head shot of Martin Burke
    Martin Burke talks to NBC News about decline in Illinois COVID19 cases
    2020-09-17 - University of Illinois Chancellor Robert Jones and chemistry professor Martin Burke, the leader of the team that developed and implemented the university’s COVID-19 testing, were recently interviewed by NBC News about how Illinois curbed a recent surge in positive cases.
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  • Photo of a student with a mask looking at a saliva sample test tube
    Nature: University's COVID-19 testing program touted as model system
    2020-09-14 - In a Q&A interview with Nature, chemistry's Martin Burke explains how he got involved in leading a team, that includes chemistry's Paul Hergenrother, to create the university's testing program and the lessons the team has learned and the adjustments they have made since it was first deployed on...
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  • Head shot of Edzna Garcia
    Getting to know: Graduate student Edzna Garcia
    2020-09-11 - A sixth-year PhD candidate in the area of organic chemistry, Edzna Garcia shares her story of perseverance as a first-generation college student who realized in high school that she wanted to pursue an education in chemistry.
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  • Exterior photo of Noyes Laboratory
    Five undergraduate students awarded TechnipFMC scholarships
    2020-09-08 - The $5,000 scholarships are awarded to undergraduates who have shown outstanding academic achievement and excelled in leadership, research and innovation as demonstrated by classroom performance, activities, essays, and hands-on experiences.
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  • Head shot of Alison Wallum
    Alison Wallum wins 2020 Women in Chemistry Inclusive Leadership Award
    2020-09-04 - Graduate student Alison Wallum's commitment to inclusive excellence was recognized with the annual Women in Chemistry Inclusive Leadership Award, and graduate student Hannah Toru was also recognized with runner-up award.
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  • Head shot Erick Carreira
    Alumnus Erick Carreira appointed editor-in-chief of ACS journal
    2020-09-03 - He will take over as editor of the flagship publication of the American Chemical Society in 2021 and become the first JACS editor-in-chief to live outside of the U.S. and the first Latin American to lead the journal.
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