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In tha latest Journal of Unnatural Chemistry, the Levin Lab Mark Levin succeeds in replacing all the carbons in benzene with nitrogens Levin Group will be allowed back in the lab when they fix the DSC equipment

First paper of grad school out now!

Unlock the power of E-ring targeting in indole alkaloids! The latest from the Snyder Lab reveals why a terminating E-ring approach is key and how new strategies are breaking traditional synthesis barriers. Tetrahedron Chem UChiPhysicalSciences Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A new nanomedicine with STING agonist show improved cancer drug delivery. Exciting advancements in the cancer treatment are coming from collaboration between the UChiPhysicalSciences and UChicago Biological Sciences. Wenbin Lin Ralph Weichselbaum UChicago Chemistry Ludwig Cancer ow.ly/5niz50T6pNl

Chicago has bet on quantum computing as a job generator. It's already happening. chicagobusiness.com/technology/chi…

In the latest issue of UChicago Magazine, meet the futuristic new materials that could soon surround us, such as the soil-like material designed by chemist Bozhi Tian and colleagues to promote microbial growth! mag.uchicago.edu/science-medici…

Ever imagined creating tiny structures as easily as printing on paper? The Bozhi Tian lab have done just that with a groundbreaking eco-friendly microfabrication method using water and natural materials. Say goodbye to harmful chemicals. NatureSustainability University of Chicago Materials Research Center

Today in @natchembio we share a new strategy to design fully synthetic “artificial” bZIP family transcription factors that directly block DNA binding of HIF1a and XBP1 to inhibit hypoxia-dependent oncogenic signaling in cells and in vivo. 1/n  nature.com/articles/s4158…

Proud to share our latest innovation from the Viresh Rawal lab at UChicago! We've pioneered a transition metal-free, light-driven method to transform alkenes, simplifying arylethylamine drug synthesis with sustainable chemistry. UChicago Chemistry Chem authors.elsevier.com/a/1jiDh8jWHELG…

By harnessing the power of organobismuth compounds, the Viresh Rawal group have developed a sustainable, efficient & metal-free method to create arylethylamines—essential building blocks in many drugs. Li Li Chem UChiPhysicalSciences cell.com/chem/abstract/…

The Raymond Moellering lab have created STR22, a synthetic molecule that blocks hard-to-drug proteins like HIFs and XBP1 to curb tumor growth in triple-negative breast cancer, offering a fresh strategy for hypoxia-driven cancers. Raymond Moellering Nature Chemical Biology nature.com/articles/s4158…

Come be my colleague! (UChicago Chemistry is hiring) academicjobs.uchicago.edu/positions/1467…

The Dickinson Lab is advancing precision medicine with covalent macrocyclic peptides, paving the way for new targeted therapies. Read the full story by visiting our website. bryan dickinson J. Am. Chem. Soc. Tong Lan UChicago News UChicago Biological Sciences UChiPhysicalSciences chemistry.uchicago.edu/news/improving…

We're thrilled to announce that Professor Bryan Dickinson has won the 2024 Tetrahedron Young Investigators award for Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry. bryan dickinson UChiPhysicalSciences UChicago Biological Sciences Tetrahedron Chem Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering chemistry.uchicago.edu/news/bryan-dic…

My incredible colleague, lab neighbor and friend bryan dickinson wins the Tetrahedron YI award! 💫🌟⭐️✨☄️

Reposting some of my colleagues, come join us! We are searching broadly, and U Chicago is an incredible place to work and live. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. academicjobs.uchicago.edu/positions/1467…

President Paul Alivisatos was honored this week in Norway as one of the winners of the The Kavli Prize in Nanoscience—in recognition of his pioneering research in the field of biomedicine. ms.spr.ly/6001m11mJ Photos by Per Ole Hagen and Thomas B. Eckhoff / The Kavli Prize

The Beckman Foundation has featured the exciting work from Dr. Sarah King (Sarah King ) who is developing cutting-edge spectroscopic techniques to explore the electronic structure of interfaces. Watch her video & dive into her groundbreaking research: youtu.be/Oz3qFZYfWSw