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Washington University collaborates with Agilent, Merck to expand metabolomics research

In partnership with Agilent and Merck, scientists in the Department of Chemistry in Arts & Sciences will develop new metabolomics workflows.

6.30.21 | Read the Story

Research, Faculty/Staff

Cancer has ripple effect on distant tissues

A new study in zebrafish examines how tumors alter whole-body metabolism at the molecular level.

5.13.21 | Read the Story

Graduate/Postdoc

Building connections to support an inclusive culture of safety

Chemistry graduate student Austin Moyle is part of a growing network of safety partners fostering an inclusive culture of safety at institutions across the country.

5.6.21 | Read the Story

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.

4.27.21 | Read the Story

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.

3.31.21 | Read the Story

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.

11.30.20 | Read the Story

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.

11.12.20 | Read the Story

Graduate/Postdoc, Teaching