Chemistry

New way to split tough carbon bonds could open doors for greener chemicals Thumbnail

New way to split tough carbon bonds could open doors for greener chemicals

Cellular clean-up crews linked to how body handles sugar Cutlery imprint in sugar

Cellular clean-up crews linked to how body handles sugar

Scientists discover influenza protein behavior that could aid drug development Pharmaceutocal inspection machine

Scientists discover influenza protein behavior that could aid drug development

Nanocrystal links could lead to better electronics, scientists say Nanocrystal links

Nanocrystal links could lead to better electronics, scientists say

UChicago chemists build ‘bridges’ to enable new molecules for drugs, agriculture Searle Chemistry Laboratory exterior

UChicago chemists build ‘bridges’ to enable new molecules for drugs, agriculture

Tiny brushes that make surfaces slippery may not work as intended, study finds Polyelectrolyte brushes

Tiny brushes that make surfaces slippery may not work as intended, study finds

Better model of water under extreme conditions could aid understanding of Earth's mantle Mantle

Better model of water under extreme conditions could aid understanding of Earth's mantle

Less is more when it comes to predicting molecules’ conductivity David Mazziotti and Manas Sajjan

Less is more when it comes to predicting molecules’ conductivity

Researchers invent tiny, resealable packets to deliver materials on cue Resealable Packets

Researchers invent tiny, resealable packets to deliver materials on cue

Researchers lay out how to control biology with light—without the help of genetics Device images

Researchers lay out how to control biology with light—without the help of genetics

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