Researchers in the Park Lab and collaborators discover an efficient method to grow atomically thin organic materials.
He and Dickinson labs develop precise method for detecting presence and location of RNA modifications
Moellering lab creates high-throughput method for identifying and interrogating properties of posttranslational modifications in live cells
Graduate student Simone Rauch receives honors for work on CRISPR/Cas-inspired RNA targeting system
Norbert Scherer's lab collaborates with researchers at Argonne to manipulate and image tiny crystals using optical tweezers
Grassroots student organization Graduate Recruitment Initiative Team (GRIT) grows to the PSD and beyond, starting with Chemistry
Anderson and Mazziotti receive DOE grant to develop quantum computing for chemical applications
The Park group researches the science and technology of nanomaterials. Our research is multidisciplinary; the group includes researchers with diverse backgrounds, including chemistry, physics, material science, and electrical engineering.
The vision and creativity of William Rainey Harper, the first president of the University, make the University of Chicago a unique place to study science today.
From the beginning, the Department has embodied the University's central mission of excellence in both research and teaching. Fifteen Nobel laureates in Chemistry have been associated with the University of Chicago.
Our faculty and graduate students conduct research in several major areas of chemistry.
