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Yale researchers demonstrated that light-based patterning of materials can be achieved with a “connector” molecule called an anthracene heterodimer.

He is among the eight doctoral students selected for their passion for advancing solutions in climate, biodiversity, ecosystems, and society.

Hailiang Wang has been named to head the Energy Sciences Institute at Yale’s West Campus. He succeeds Gary Brudvig, who led the Institute since 2012.

Kenneth B. Wiberg, a pioneering physical-organic chemist who served as professor of chemistry from 1962 to 1998, died on May 10.

Prof. Malaker was awarded this honor for outstanding scholarship and a deep commitment to education. 

McDonnell will help build an ultrafast spectrometer to reveal how light-initiated chemistry works and the structure of excited-state surfaces.

A team led by Yale chemists has taken the ability of science to mimic photosynthesis to a new level, with a standalone device that produces methanol.

We recognize two staff members for long service. Ed has worked for Yale for 30 years, and Lisa celebrates 25 years.

Congratulations to Simon Britton, Noah Gibson, Madeleine Popofsky, Abhijit Rana, Nicolò Tampellini, and Natsume Wu.

Chemistry’s Scientific Glassblowing Laboratory helped make a new ceremonial mace for the Yale School of Public Health.