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From dark days of HIV-AIDS, advances in aza-sulfur chemistry enable breakthrough treatment—and other chemical innovations
Jon Ellman’s research on tert-butanesulfinamide—how ongoing advancements in synthetic chemistry facilitate drug discovery
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Sweetening the deal for sustainability — while removing carbon dioxide
A two-step method for converting carbon dioxide into carbohydrates has potential applications in agriculture and biotech.
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New ‘recipes’ for accelerating chemistry discoveries – with a dash of AI
MOSAIC, a Yale-developed AI platform, offers experimental protocols and procedures across a range of chemistry, including drug design.
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Manganese gets its moment as a potential fuel cell catalyst
In a new study, chemists describe a method for designing more sustainable catalysts for converting carbon dioxide into formate.
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From ancient art to modern medicine: Teri Odom’s golden nanoscale innovations
Teri Odom of Northwestern University is the 2025 recipient of the John Gamble Kirkwood Award. Read about the unique materials produced by her lab.
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For Families Battling Brain Cancer, New Treatment Brings Hope
Modifi Biosciences, a Yale startup, develops a novel compound for glioblastoma through interdisciplinary research, and a little girl’s brave battle.
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Pioneering drug development, one company at a time
In a Q&A, Prof. Craig Crews discusses his transformative science and translating innovative ideas into real-world businesses.
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Summer of science: An undergraduate’s contribution to understanding nocardiosis
Sam Charney conducted independent research with a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the ACS’s Division of Organic Chemistry.
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Decades later, a Yale chemist’s water simulations continue to make waves
A look back at one of the most cited science studies of all time — Professor William Jorgensen’s landmark 1983 simulations of water.
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'A knight’s chess move': Chemistry alum shares innovation game plan with incoming students
The Department of Chemistry welcomed its newest cohort of graduate students at the annual Yale Chemistry Symposium on August 22.
