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New, more specific classification system for proteins may help advance scientific discovery
Lloyd Smith, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Chemistry, believes that for researchers to understand complex biological systems, they need to have deeper knowledge about the exact molecular forms (proteoforms) in which proteins occur.
Fahey, Thomas, Greenfield-Chazen to receive honorary degrees
Former UW-Madison Chancellor Irving Shain dies at 92
By Eric Hamilton, University Communications Irving Shain, a chemistry professor and UW–Madison chancellor emeritus who advanced the university’s interests in China and established University Research Park, died peacefully Tuesday, March 6, in Madison after a …
Family tree traces the history of UW’s chemistry department
Department of Chemistry Graduate Student wins Three-Minute Thesis Contest at UW-Madison
Sarah Specht, a Department of Chemistry graduate student in the Hermans Group, took first place in the Three-Minute Thesis contest held by the UW-Madison Graduate School. Specht studies inorganic chemistry with a focus on the kinetics …
Five UW-Madison professors named AAAS Fellows
Molecular magnetism packs power with “messenger electron”
New Faculty Focus: Daniel Weix
Metal-Free Fuel Cells
In the quest for better, less expensive ways to store and use energy, platinum and other precious metals play an important role. They serve as catalysts to propel the most efficient fuel cells, but they …