Chemistry

A breakthrough by UChicago scientists enables greener microfabrication Chuanwang Yang

A breakthrough by UChicago scientists enables greener microfabrication

New research suggests rainwater could have helped form the first protocell walls Artistic rendition showing balls forming with stormclouds in background

New research suggests rainwater could have helped form the first protocell walls

Breakthrough by UChicago scientists could ease notoriously difficult chemical reaction Photo closeup of a gloved hand holding a small beaker with yellow liquid

Breakthrough by UChicago scientists could ease notoriously difficult chemical reaction

A new catalyst can “recycle” carbon dioxide into useful chemicals Two scientists in white lab coats in a lab peering together at equipment on a lab bench

A new catalyst can “recycle” carbon dioxide into useful chemicals

UChicago scientists pioneer technique to visualize anti-ferroelectric materials Sarah King (left) and Joseph Spellburg (right)

UChicago scientists pioneer technique to visualize anti-ferroelectric materials

Researchers draw inspiration from ancient Alexandria to optimize quantum simulations Row of Marble columns in Athens, Greece

Researchers draw inspiration from ancient Alexandria to optimize quantum simulations

UChicago scientists invent “living bioelectronics” that can sense and heal skin Scientist looking at the camera and holding up a small circular device slightly larger than a quarter

UChicago scientists invent “living bioelectronics” that can sense and heal skin

Prof. Stuart Rowan elected to the Royal Society Photo of Stuart Rowan looking at camera standing in center of windowed hallway

Prof. Stuart Rowan elected to the Royal Society

UChicago scientists use machine learning to turn cell snapshots dynamic Cancer cells

UChicago scientists use machine learning to turn cell snapshots dynamic

University of Chicago chemists discover a key protein in how lysosomes work Two scientists work in a lab back-to-back, one is adjusting a large device in a copper cage, the other is peering through a microscope

University of Chicago chemists discover a key protein in how lysosomes work