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    11 chemistry students have won National Science Foundation (NSF) graduate research fellowships
    2018-05-17 - Thirty-two University of Illinois students have won National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships including 11 students from the Department of Chemistry.
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  • P. Geubelle, S. White, N. Sottos & J. Moore
    New polymer manufacturing process saves 10 orders of magnitude of energy
    2018-05-17 - CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Makers of cars, planes, buses – anything that needs strong, lightweight and heat resistant parts – are poised to benefit from a new manufacturing process that requires only a quick touch from a small heat source to send a cascading hardening wave through a polymer.
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    Study shows how bacteria guide electron flow for efficient energy generation
    2018-05-16 - CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Biochemists at the University of Illinois have isolated a protein supercomplex from a bacterial membrane that, like a battery, generates a voltage across the bacterial membrane. The voltage is used to make ATP, a key energy currency of life. The new findings, reported in the...
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    Prashant Jain and his colleagues achieve two-electron chemical reactions using light, energy, gold
    2018-05-15 - Professor Prashant Jain and his colleagues report they can use light to drive two-electron chemical reactions, enhancing a method for converting CO2 into hydrocarbons.
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  • Jeffrey Moore
    Jeffrey Moore wins prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Award
    2018-05-08 - Professor Jeffrey Moore is the Royal Society of Chemistry Stephanie L. Kwolek Award winner for 2018. He was born and raised in Joliet, IL. Professor Moore’s research group integrates ideas from physical organic chemistry and engineering with molecular design and polymer synthesis to...
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  • M. Christina White
    The White Group's recent work is highlighted in C&E News and Nature Chemistry
    2018-05-08 - Recent work from the White Group on a new manganese catalyzed benzylic C—H amination for late-stage C—H functionalization was published in Nature Chemistry last week and was also highlighted in C&E News on Monday, May 8th.
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  • Scott Denmark & Timothy Chang
    Scott Denmark elected to National Academy of Sciences
    2018-05-01 - Scott E. Denmark, a professor of chemistry at the University of Illinois, has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest professional honors a scientist can receive.
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  • Elizabeth Neumann
    Getting to Know Elizabeth Neumann
    2018-05-01 - Name: Elizabeth Kathleen Neumann. Year: Third Year. Hometown: Moorpark, California. Why Illinois? The environment seemed very supportive and interdisciplinary.
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  • Chuck Wallbaum
    Chuck Wallbaum to retire after 14 years
    2018-04-27 - Chuck Wallbaum will retire at the end of April with over 14 years of service to the School of Chemical Sciences.
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  • Molecule Maker Lab
    Molecule Maker Lab: powerful innovation for a health-tech future
    2018-04-26 - The first-of-its-kind Molecule Maker Lab, part of the Medical Maker Lab at Illinois, will empower physician-innovators at the Carle Illinois College of Medicine, and citizen scientists from around the world, to create molecules on-demand.
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  • Ashley Lenhart
    Getting to Know Ashley Lenhart
    2018-04-24 - Name: Ashley Lenhart. Year: Senior. Hometown: Watseka, IL. Why Illinois? I had ‘chemistry’ with the campus and opportunities immediately.
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  • Alayna Johnson
    Alayna Johnson named a 2018-19 Goldwater Scholar
    2018-04-19 - Illinois Chemistry sophomore Alayna Johnson has been named a Goldwater Scholar for the 2018-19 academic year.
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  • Elliot Brazil and Samantha Herman
    Getting to Know Elliot Brazil
    2018-04-18 - Name: Elliot Brazil. Year: Graduated with a BS in 2015. Hometown: Olney, IL is my hometown in this country, but I grew up largely in Asia as a child. Why Illinois? It’s a beautiful campus with great academics, and I followed my older brother there.
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  • Yi-Gui Gao
    In Memoriam: Yi-Gui Gao
    2018-04-13 - From Jonathan Sweedler, Director, School of Chemical Sciences: I am sad to report that our friend and colleague, Yi-Gui Gao, passed away on Friday, March 30, 2018.
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  • Greg Girolami
    Greg Girolami recognized for excellence in teaching
    2018-04-13 - Prof. Greg Girolami, the William H. and Janet G. Lycan Professor of Chemistry, has received a Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching.
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