John Anderson's lab isolates reactive intermediates in the synthesis of transition metal oxo complexes
Wenbin Lin's lab makes tiny flower-shaped metal-and-organic nanoparticles that boost the effects of radiation treatments at tumor sites and jumpstart the immune system to search out any remaining tumors.
Jiwoong Park and collaborators at Cornell University develop process for growing two patches of atomically thin lattices as a single crystalline structure
Yamuna Krishnan and Raymond Moellering Receive Chicago Biomedical Consortium Catalyst Awards
Stuart Rowan named Barry L. MacLean Professor for Molecular Engineering, Editor-in-Chief of ACS Macro Letters
Dickinson lab develops probe that demonstrates dynamic modification of mitochondrial proteins
ShanghaiRanking's Academic Ranking of World Universities Declares University of Chicago Chemistry #10 Worldwide
The Anderson Lab is a group of synthetic inorganic chemists. While our research is centered upon transition metal chemistry, we find substantial overlap and applicability in a variety of other fields, including organic chemistry, spectroscopy, materials chemistry, and biology.
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.
