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Department of Chemistry welcomes Filip Kostic to its staff
Filip Kostic joined the department as a staff scientist at the Chemical and Biophysical Instrumentation Center on September 28, 2026.
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Yale Chemistry welcomes new graduate students at annual symposium
The Chemistry Department welcomed its newest cohort of graduate students at the Yale Chemistry Symposium on August 28.
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Mucins are her mission: Stacy Malaker carves a new path in the fight against cancer and other diseases
In a Q&A, Stacy Malaker tells the story of how she helped develop a new field of research and the potential it has for detecting and treating disease.
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In memoriam: R. James Cross ’62, pioneering chemist and devoted educator
R. James Cross ’62, an eminent physical chemist and Yale alumnus who served as professor of chemistry from 1966 to 2010, died on May 13.
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Cultivating New Haven’s next generation of scientists
At the Yale Pathways to Science orientation, students met a chemistry professor, one of the instructors they might work with over the next few years.
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New computational strategy modeling electron interactions advances quantum materials research
Researchers from Yale and Caltech used computational strategies to accurately predict material-specific Kondo behavior in real metals.
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When chemistry meets canvas: Corina Rogge ’00 Ph.D. on art conservation science
In a Q&A, an alumna explains how her training led her to art conservation science—and to directing conservation at The Menil Collection.
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Department of Chemistry welcomes Greg Brooks to its staff
Brooks joins the Department as academic and administrative services manager.
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Maggie Simonsen takes on new role as financial analyst
In this role, Maggie will translate the department’s financial data into actionable insights to guide leadership decisions and strategies.
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Yale’s MicroED brings hidden hydrogen into focus
Yale researchers discovered that a microcrystal electron diffractometer (MicroED) can accurately locate the hydride better than X-ray methods.