11.1.22

Compton Centennial Celebration - Sobotka Lecture

10.20.22

Jinping Yang recognized for Research Excellence

10.1.22

Mentoring is more important than ever

"Chemistry" carved into stone above arched doorway
9.21.22

WashU Chemistry Department Virtual Open House Wednesday, Oct. 25th, 4 – 6 p.m. (CDT)

Chris Sellers in Bryce Sadtler's lab
8.25.22

Sadtler lab opens sash for high school teacher

Science stitches: Graduate student Macy Sprunger designed and made this quilt representing her PhD work. (Photo credit: Macy Sprunger)
8.22.22

The chemistry of quilting

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8.17.22

The feel of inclusivity

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8.15.22

Sugar metabolism is surprisingly conventional in cancer

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7.15.22

Barnes wins grant to expand architectures of interlocking molecular rings

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7.5.22

Obituary: Jacob Schaefer, professor emeritus of chemistry in Arts & Sciences, 83

On the left side is a clear, unmetalated gel, which retains flexibility. On the right, a red gel has been metalated to "lock" its rings into a more rigid form. (Image courtesy of Barnes Lab.)
6.8.22

Interlocking rings unlock new material properties

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5.26.22

Shifting culture from blame to gain: A call for chemical incident case studies