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Dr. Taylor Lab Group Reunion and 70th Birthday Symposium
Henry Rohrs awarded the ACS Distinguished Service Award
Patti wins medal from the American Society for Mass Spectrometry
What makes transdisciplinary research work? A conference explores best practices.
Heemstra co-authors blueprint for promoting diversity in the lab
WashU Chem in the News: Oppenheimer Gives Former Wash U Professor His Closeup
Student Life - Dr. Loomis and Dr. Daschbach deliver Last Lecture on their learning philosophy
WashU Chem in the Community: Dr. Sobotka - Technical Forum on Radiation Health and Safety at Jana Elementary
Energy research led by Robert Wexler receives $1.25M grant
Strong evidence found for new light isotope of nitrogen
Fournier group selected as the Journal of Chemical Physics cover feature
WashU Chem in the news: Dr. Sobotka on St. Louis Public Radio
Wexler, Sinclair, and Lunde selected as TRIADS Seed Grant recipients
Celebrating faculty retirements
Two Chemistry Department faculty members awarded the Excellence in Teaching Award in the Natural Sciences
Patti appointed Dean’s Fellow for Advancement and Entrepreneurship
An alternate route to semiconductor production
The joy of realizing your science job is also a people job
Celebrating outstanding faculty and staff
Meet our new faculty: Natural sciences and mathematics
The feel of inclusivity
Sugar metabolism is surprisingly conventional in cancer
Barnes wins grant to expand architectures of interlocking molecular rings
Obituary: Jacob Schaefer, professor emeritus of chemistry in Arts & Sciences, 83
Interlocking rings unlock new material properties
The exit interview: Vice Dean William Tolman
Chemistry recruits new faculty, 'Rising Star' department chair
Hayes and Acree appointed to leadership roles in support of graduate education
Novel particle detector used to study alternate path to carbon creation in stars
Environmental researchers celebrate Earth Month all year
Arts & Sciences faculty win NSF CAREER Awards
Science research roundup: February 2022
AAAS names seven Arts & Sciences faculty as 2021 fellows
Science research roundup: January 2022
MSN News: Scientists create never-before-seen isotope of magnesium
Remembering David Sloop
Digital Transformation Initiative brings new talent to Arts & Sciences
Inside the life of a faculty fellow
Digital Transformation Initiative brings three new hires to the Department of Chemistry
Addressing atmospheric pollution, chemists develop new catalyst for converting carbon dioxide into fuel
Loomis to study novel molecular reaction pathways and dynamics
IMSE acquires new facility for fabricating nanomaterials
Meet our new faculty: Natural sciences and math
ISP helps teachers bring university research to life in classrooms
St. Louis Public Radio: WashU brings climate change education to University City High School
A new way to deliver vaccines to the elderly without inflammation
Hayes named interim vice dean of graduate education
Tolman named vice dean of research and entrepreneurship
Moeller wins Heyrovsky Prize for electrochemistry
Washington University collaborates with Agilent, Merck to expand metabolomics research
Science research roundup: May and June 2021
Wrighton receives LaunchCode Moonshot Award
Award symposium honors chemist Loomis
Cancer has ripple effect on distant tissues
Fournier wins NSF CAREER Award
Daschbach promoted to teaching professor
Researchers observe new isotope of fluorine
Jackrel Lab tackles new vaccine technology for elderly populations
Marketplace: Helium prices stopped soaring when COVID hit
A recipe for protein footprinting
Stereo Chemistry (Podcast): How helium shortages have changed science
Finding Genius (Podcast): Another energy source in the wall
Scientific American: Bricks can be turned into batteries
Barnes Lab streamlines synthesis of molecular chains
Looking skin deep at the growth of neutron stars
Loomis wins American Chemical Society's 2020 Saint Louis Award
Wrighton named inaugural holder of Wertsch professorship
Storing energy in red bricks
Turning rust into supercapacitors
Barnes selected as 2020 ACS PMSE Young Investigator
Metalloenzyme mastery
Helium shortage has ended, at least for now
Antibiotic-destroying genes widespread in bacteria in soil and on people
Cutting-edge computing paves way to future of NMR spectroscopy
Gross receives 2020 ASMS John B. Fenn Award
Hayes receives 5 Sigma Physicist Award
St. Louis trade groups ask sidelined workers to donate safety gear to hospitals
Carbon conundrum: Experiment aims to re-create synthesis of key element
Scientists sculpt nanoparticle shells with light
Walking the wire: Real-time imaging helps reveal active sites of photocatalysts
WashU Expert: U.S. faces looming ‘future drought’ in helium
Hope on climate change from a bold and brilliant woman at TEDxGatewayArch
Moeller to receive Cope Scholar Award
General chemistry offers new course sequence, welcomes new personnel
The cost of lies: A technical analysis of HBO's Chernobyl
Thorp named editor-in-chief of Science
Obituary: Peter P. Gaspar, professor emeritus of chemistry, 84
Gary Patti celebrates 10 years of the Agilent Early Career Professor Award
Tim Wencewicz named Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar for 2019
Esteemed biochemist Bob Blankenship retires
Sophia Hayes: The global helium shortage hits home
Conghui Yao (Patti Lab) named 2019 Jakschik Awardee
Prof. Gina Frey receives an AAU Grant Supporting STEM Education Efforts
Prof. Xander Barnes gets LEAP award for his invention, “Magic Angle” Spinning Spheres for NMR
Laboratory Sciences building to be named Mark S. Wrighton Hall
Janetka wins American Chemical Society Award
Gary Patti’s research seeks to make analysis of metabolites less overwhelming
Prof. Meredith Jackrel awarded 5-year NIH MIRA grant
Dr. Jia Luo receives Classroom Innovation Award from the College of Arts & Sciences
Welcome to WashU: William B. Tolman
New Software for Drug Companies to Make Drugs Cheaper, Faster, and Better
Tim Wencewicz featured on Hold That Thought podcast
Hayes helps shape national helium policy
Gina Frey awarded Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award
Prof. Regina "Gina" Frey installed as the first Florence E. Moog Professor of STEM Education
Prized professor: Loomis recognized for outstanding teaching