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April 2016

The Patti Lab explains a surprising discovery about the metabolism of cancer cells

March 2016

Moeller receives the Manuel M. Baizer Award from The Electrochemical Society
Washington University named by Forbes as an excellent STEM College for Women
Prof. Alexander Barnes wins NSF CAREER Award
Jonathan Barnes joins the Faculty of the Chemistry Department

February 2016

Dr. Liviu Mirica hopes to force Alzheimer's to show its hand.

January 2016

Prof. Gary Patti honored with the 2016 Innovation Award from the Academy of Science of St. Louis
 
Tim Wencewicz thinks anti-virulence antibiotics could dodge resistance longer than traditional antibiotics

December 2015

Prof. Liviu Mirica received NIH grant ($1.5 million) and DOE grant ($440,000) for inorganic synthetic chemistry research programs

Dr. Jia Luo and Dr. Gabriela Szteinberg awarded grant from Women’s Society of WU to support the Catalysts for Change workshop
 
First Year Graduate Students Complete Safety Class, Get PPE!
D’Arcy group member Lucky Santino wins WUSTL’s Lightscapes 2015 Art+Light Competition
Congratulations to Lucky for winning this competition and showing off some of the exciting materials chemistry research ongoing in our Chemistry Department!
 
Cole Pruitt highlighted in Post Dispatch Article

November 2015

Prof. Piotr Piecuch, Clark Way Harrison Distinguished Visiting Professor
Professor Piotr Piecuch (University Distinguished Professor, Michigan State) joins the Chemistry Department as a Clark Way Harrison Distinguished Visiting Professor for the Spring and Summer of 2016.
Chris Thuet joins the Chemistry Department

Greg Noelken retires at end of 2015

Gary Patti Featured in Arts & Sciences Faculty Spotlight
Kaitlyn Faries winner of EFRC Graduate Student Postdoctoral Researcher Competition

October 2015

Prof. Xander Barnes receives a $2.28 million 2015 New Innovator Award from NIH
Prof. Xander Barnes’ grant for High-Sensitivity NMR at Room Temperature for Molecular Structure and Dynamics was funded for $2.28 million by the National Institutes of Health with a New Innovator...
Prof. Sophia Hayes’ new Chem 182 is a “Class That Will Make You Want to Return to the Classroom”

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