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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.

11.12.20 | Read the Story

Research, Faculty/Staff, Graduate/Postdoc

Barnes Lab streamlines synthesis of molecular chains

Researchers in chemistry develop new and improved method for synthesizing chains of mechanically interlocked molecules.

9.9.20 | Read the Story

Teaching, Undergraduate

Chemistry readies for hybrid learning this fall

Instructors have revised their plans for fall significantly, including developing new materials to support hybrid learning.

8.20.20 | Read the Story

Research, Faculty/Staff

Storing energy in red bricks

Red bricks can be converted into energy storage units that can be charged to hold electricity, like a battery.

8.14.20 | Read the Story

Graduate/Postdoc, Teaching

Catalysts for Change shares STEM with local high school girls

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

8.3.20 | Read the Story

Partnering to build a strong safety culture

Barnes Lab streamlines synthesis of molecular chains

Chemistry readies for hybrid learning this fall

Storing energy in red bricks

Catalysts for Change shares STEM with local high school girls

Science research roundup: July and August 2020

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

Patti Lab awarded NIH grant for COVID-19 research

Barnes selected as 2020 ACS PMSE Young Investigator

Catalysts for Change shares STEM with local high school girls

Metalloenzyme mastery

Science research roundup: June 2020

Helium shortage has ended, at least for now

Patti a finalist for prestigious Blavatnik young scientist award