Mark Levin

New method swaps single atom in a molecule to speed drug discovery Closeup view of lab equipment

New method swaps single atom in a molecule to speed drug discovery

UChicago chemists invent faster, cheaper technique to turn isoxazoles into pyrroles, a building block for medicines

UChicago chemists unveil new ‘placeholder’ method for making molecules more easily A closeup photo of a gloved hand holding a model of a molecule.

UChicago chemists unveil new ‘placeholder’ method for making molecules more easily

Breakthrough could lead to faster drug discovery

UChicago chemists make breakthrough in drug discovery chemistry Levin lab

UChicago chemists make breakthrough in drug discovery chemistry

Method to replace carbon with nitrogen atom has been ‘top of wish list’

A new technique to delete single atoms can speed up molecule design Two scientists in lab coats standing in lab and discussing in front of equations

A new technique to delete single atoms can speed up molecule design

Five University of Chicago scientists awarded prestigious Sloan Fellowships Snow on campus

Five University of Chicago scientists awarded prestigious Sloan Fellowships

Statistician, chemist, computer scientist, economist, neuroscientist receive awards for innovative research

University of Chicago chemist Mark Levin named 2021 Packard Fellow Chemist in a blue lab coat and goggles works with beakers in front of machinery

University of Chicago chemist Mark Levin named 2021 Packard Fellow

Early-career award will provide $825,000 of research support over five years

Building molecules like Tinkertoys? A breakthrough study may pave the way Hungry for Nitrogen

Building molecules like Tinkertoys? A breakthrough study may pave the way

UChicago chemists aim to transform the field of chemical discovery