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Our first foray into electrochemistry! I’m very proud of Kate that flew solo for this study with the help of electrochem expert and amazing collaborator Julien Vantourout

Congratulations to our group's latest PhD candidate, Srutashini Das, on passing her prelim today! That makes 3/3 successful PhD candidates for the year! Well done, Srutashini!🌞👏

Register TODAY to learn more about graduate school in #TAMUChemistry at our Sep 19 virtual open house for prospective students (7-9 p.m. CT). Get info about research, facilities, life in College Station, and more from our faculty/student panel. See you there!

Dr. Quentin Michaudel is hosting Dr. Zachary Wickens Zach Wickens from the University of Wisconsin-Madison tomorrow, Thursday, October 3 for an Organic division seminar. Please join us for his seminar, “Selective Synthesis using Light and Electricity”, at 11:30 am in CHEM 2104.

🎓🚀 Postdoc Opportunity! 🚀🎓 Passionate about interfaces and spectroscopy? We’re looking for a postdoc to join us at the Interface Science Lab @ Texas A&M. tinyurl.com/2nn68jjr Please RT! #STEM #postdoc #academia

We had a laser-sharp focus on fun this holiday season! Our lab celebrated the end of the year with some laser tag, arcade games, a festive dinner, and a secret Santa gift exchange! Wishing you a merry and bright holiday season from the Michaudel Lab! 🎯🎄🎁

Really proud and happy to share this preprint with the community. It is the culmination of years of hard work by a great team of students and postdocs. Congrats to all involved in this project and in prior stepping stones!

Dr. Erin Stache (Princeton University) will present an Organic Division seminar titled “Light-to-Heat (Photothermal) Conversion Promotes High Activation Barrier Reactions” on Wednesday, April 16th at 11:30 am. Join us!

Motivated by a desire to help their students succeed, Chemistry Department's Dr. John Gladysz and Dr. Janet Bluemel have made a $1.5 million gift directed to the Chemistry Research Student Support Fund. Learn more: tx.ag/CHEMResearchSu…

It's out with the –CO– and in with the –SO2–! Learn about the synthesis of a new class of polymers—polysulfamates, as macroisosteres of polyurethanes—with comparable mechanical properties and improved degradability. Pre-print available now on ChemRxiv! tinyurl.com/yeykmp6d

We're thrilled to welcome Elian and Emmanuel to the group for summer undergrad research as NSF REU and Sloan Foundation students from College of the Holy Cross and UPR Cayey! Liam is also continuing his research in the lab through the TAMU SRS program! Lots of great research incoming... 😎🧪

Meet our group's newest PhD candidate: Jeff! He crushed his preliminary exam last week and we couldn't be prouder of his progress these past two years! Welcome to candidacy, Jeff!🥳

🔬 Dr. Xin Yan’s lab at Chemistry Department is pushing mass spectrometry to new limits—developing tools that speed up disease detection, advance drug research, and prepare the next generation of scientists. 🔗 Learn more: artsci.tamu.edu/news/2025/07/c…

And just like that, the summer is over for our undergraduate researchers! Earlier this week, Elian, Liam, and Emmanuel presented their research at our annual summer poster session and oral symposium. We're so proud of them and all their hard work! Way to go, guys! ☀️🥳

If you’re in DC, go see Deepta’s talk or poster at the ACS. His work on diazene-mediated cross couplings was rewarded by a selection as an ACS Future Pharma Innovator #ProudPI

Out now in Angewandte Chemie! Check out how our team developed a "macroisostere" strategy to access polysulfamates as polyurethane analogs using SuFEx (Super, Fantastic, and Exciting 😉) polymerization. Congrats to all involved on their hard work! tinyurl.com/2hzes9ry

Diazene chemistry? ✅ Photocatalyzed EnT? ✅ Radical sorting? ✅ Your new favorite method for C–C bond formation? ✅ Check out our lab's newest work now published in Chem! Congrats to our awesome team led by Deepta on this beautiful chemistry! tinyurl.com/2rwzwpej

New ChemRxiv preprint alert! 🚨 Alkene diversification just got easier with our new work on the synthesis of fluorosulfonyl aziridines from FSO2NH2! When you see what this bifunctional electrophile can do, you'll be *twice* as excited to try it yourself✨ tinyurl.com/4a85upak

Sending a HEEP of congratulations to Mary on being awarded the HEEP Graduate Fellowship! We can't wait to see the amazing chemistry she'll create with HIAS fellow Geoff Coates through this collaboration! Very excited to work with Coates Group!☀️🧪