"Chemistry" carved into stone above arched doorway
9.21.22

WashU Chemistry Department Virtual Open House Wednesday, Oct. 25th, 4 – 6 p.m. (CDT)

9.20.22

Celebrating outstanding faculty and staff
9.14.22

Meet our new faculty: Natural sciences and mathematics
Chris Sellers in Bryce Sadtler's lab
8.25.22

Sadtler lab opens sash for high school teacher

Science stitches: Graduate student Macy Sprunger designed and made this quilt representing her PhD work. (Photo credit: Macy Sprunger)
8.22.22

The chemistry of quilting

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8.17.22

The feel of inclusivity

8.17.22

Science research roundup: July and August 2022
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8.15.22

Sugar metabolism is surprisingly conventional in cancer

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7.15.22

Barnes wins grant to expand architectures of interlocking molecular rings

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7.5.22

Obituary: Jacob Schaefer, professor emeritus of chemistry in Arts & Sciences, 83

On the left side is a clear, unmetalated gel, which retains flexibility. On the right, a red gel has been metalated to "lock" its rings into a more rigid form. (Image courtesy of Barnes Lab.)
6.8.22

Interlocking rings unlock new material properties

6.1.22

The exit interview: Vice Dean William Tolman