Research

You can take it with you: Rust-infused carbon cloth presents new possibilities in portable electronics

Researchers in the Department of Chemistry and the Institute of Materials Science & Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis have developed a new material for portable energy storage.

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Teaching

Communicating science with empathy and intention

Sophia Hayes, professor of chemistry, is part of a growing movement at Washington University to offer students essential training in science communication.

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Research, Faculty/Staff

Jackrel Lab tackles new vaccine technology for elderly populations

In this Q&A, Meredith Jackrel describes how her lab's expertise in protein misfolding and neurodegenerative diseases has made them uniquely qualified to work on developing new vaccine technologies aimed at elderly populations.

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Partnering to build a strong safety culture

In this Q&A, Angela Dartt describes her role in Environmental Health and Safety and offers advice on staying safe while conducting research during a pandemic.

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Graduate/Postdoc, Teaching

Catalysts for Change shares STEM with local high school girls

Graduate students in the Department of Chemistry promote “STEMinism for all.”

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Categories
Juneteenth: Freedom for All

Juneteenth: Freedom for All

Award symposium honors chemist Loomis

Award symposium honors chemist Loomis

Chemistry award winners and graduates

Chemistry award winners and graduates

Postdoc Rowles wins Molecular Oncology Training Grant

Postdoc Rowles wins Molecular Oncology Training Grant

Cancer has ripple effect on distant tissues

Cancer has ripple effect on distant tissues

Women’s Society presents leadership awards

Women’s Society presents leadership awards

The art of paper cutting becomes the science of wearable devices

The art of paper cutting becomes the science of wearable devices

Building connections to support an inclusive culture of safety

Building connections to support an inclusive culture of safety

"The Elements of Life," a poetic approach to chemistry

"The Elements of Life," a poetic approach to chemistry

Symister honored by the Association of Women Faculty

Symister honored by the Association of Women Faculty

Fournier wins NSF CAREER Award

Fournier wins NSF CAREER Award

You can take it with you: Rust-infused carbon cloth presents new possibilities in portable electronics

You can take it with you: Rust-infused carbon cloth presents new possibilities in portable electronics

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