Jeff Martell arrived at UW-Madison May 20, from a postdoctoral researcher position with Jeff Long at UC Berkeley’s Miller Institute. His group currently includes two first-year Ph.D. students, Edward Pimentel and Mario Cribari. Martell received his B.A. in chemistry and mathematics from Northwestern …
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Department Welcomes Sam Pazicni, Assistant Professor
On July 1, chemist and educator Sam Pazicni, joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Chemistryfrom his faculty position as associate professor of chemistry at the University of New Hampshire. Pazicni received his B.A. in chemistry and music …
Kinetic trap keeps proteins in working order
How do energetic mountains and molehills affect the folding and function of proteins?
Paul McGuire wins Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research: Critical Support
Paul McGuire, high-performance computing systems administrator for the Department of Chemistry, was recently awarded Centralized “supercomputing” resources play a vital role in modern chemical research and education. Yet for many years, the chemistry department’s facilities …
Novel approach promises ready access to hard-to-study proteins
Light provides control for 3D printing with multiple materials
Additive manufacturing, more commonly known as 3D printing, has revolutionized the fields of healthcare, biomedical engineering, manufacturing and art design.
Biochemistry Emeritus Professor Laurens Anderson Remembered as Renowned Carbohydrate Chemist, Mentor
University of Wisconsin–Madison Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Ph.D. alumnus Laurens “Andy” Anderson died on Nov. 6, 2018 at the age of 98. He was a faculty member in the department for 35 years, known as …
Researchers discover new platinum-alternative fuel cell catalyst
Modified Organic Compound Yields Cheaper Fuel Cells
The Stahl group’s research was covered on R&D’s website. Read the story here: https://www.rdworldonline.com/modified-organic-compound-yields-cheaper-fuel-cells/
Bottling the sun: UW researchers combine solar cell, battery to store energy in liquid
From Madison.com Researchers at UW-Madison have helped develop a new system that could make it easier to capture clean energy from the sun and deliver electricity in remote areas. Integrating pieces of existing technology, chemistry Professor …