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Sidney Altman, Sterling professor of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1989 has died.

New synthetic biology technology acts as universal translator that can track previously unexplored genes and individual metabolic events in organisms

The department held the Celebration of Women in Chemistry virtual symposium in November of 2020 to commemorate the 50WomenAtYale150 anniversaries.

As Chemistry’s longest-serving staff member, Kelly Kellerman has dug her hands into almost every aspect of administration. She’s worked in…

Since its inception in April 2020, Cross Campus – Yale’s mentoring, networking, and community building platform – has created thousands of…

Victor Batista, one of the world’s most distinguished theoretical chemists, has been appointed the John Gamble Kirkwood Professor of Chemistry.

Prospective students joined the Yale Chemistry community on Feb. 10 – 11 to learn about the research program and campus life.

Esther A.H. Hopkins ‘67 Ph.D., whose passion for science, advocacy for environmental justice, and commitment to her community made her an admired…

Members of the West Campus Student and Postdoc Committee organized virtual alumni, technical talks, and a movie night for their lab mates.

There’s a hidden universe of small molecules — and by mapping that universe, chemical biologist Jason Crawford reveals how molecules and microbes…