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Alum's investment in science: Lindsey Baker receives fellowship to develop sustainable feedstock for fertilizers and commodity chemicals
Chemistry graduate student Lindsey Baker has been awarded the Heyl Yale Graduate Fellowship to support her graduate training and research.
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Ph.D. Graduate Profiles
We checked in with a few of our recent Ph.D. graduates to learn about their plans after Yale. Read their profiles.
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Congratulations Class of 2025!
On Monday, May 19, Chemistry graduate and undergraduate students received their degrees at the university-wide commencement proceedings on Old Campus.
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Seven graduating Chemistry students honored for scholarship, research, teaching, and departmental citizenship
Congratulations to Kathy Huynh, Jackie Gu, Ximena Leyva Peralta, Valentina Rangel-Angarita, Risha Chakraborty, Conor Rooney, and Nicole Piekut.
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Why the FDA Recalled Six Popular Acne Products
Fabian Menges, mass spectrometrist at the CBIC, helped scientists find that certain acne products were contaminated with a cancer-causing chemical.
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During Visiting Days, prospective students learn 'We're doing first-class research here'
Prospective students admitted to Yale’s chemistry Ph.D. program visited New Haven to learn about the Chemistry Department during Visiting Days.
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From small towns to big science: Two Chemistry students honored with NSF fellowships for promising research
Chemistry students Zach Boyer and Dalaney Westbroek have been selected for the prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
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Yale alumnus and Emeritus Professor Peter B. Moore awarded honorary degree
For his contributions to science, and to the university, Yale awarded Moore his third Yale degree, Doctor of Science.
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Eric Arsenault appointed assistant professor of chemistry
His research focuses on developing and applying ultrafast spectroscopies to understand the dynamics of complex nanoscale systems. He starts Jan. 1.
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In high-stakes roles, Jessica Liu found her niche at the nexus of medicine and computing
Liu always thought she’d study computer science in college, but the chance to work as an intern with a surgical team revealed a different path.
