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The next #NOS2025 plenary speaker is Sidney Hill (SMWH Lab) of UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry. This is his first NOS talk and he is the 5th UNC chemist to speak. His research involves organic synthesis and catalysis, including orphaned cyclopropanes. #returntotheroots

Check out our newest collaboration with the Li lab in ACS Central Science about One-Step Synthesis of [18F]Aromatic Electrophile Prosthetic Groups via Organic Photoredox Catalysis! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Researchers CHASE Hub & Cahoon Lab have developed a groundbreaking method to enhance the efficiency and stability of solar-driven, carbon-dioxide reduction, a crucial process for achieving a sustainable and carbon-neutral economy. Read more here: chem.unc.edu/?p=26443

Contribution of Electrostatic CH3–π Interactions to Recognition of Histone Asymmetric Dimethylarginine by SPIN1 Triple Tudor Domain | JACS UNC-Chapel Hill UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry #Electrostatic #MePi #Interactions #Histone #Recognition #SPIN1 #TripleTudor #DimethylArginine pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Origins of non-ideal behaviour in voltammetric analysis of redox-active monolayers nature.com/articles/s4157… A review by Brittany Huffman, Alexandria R. C. Bredar & Jillian Dempsey from UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry, UNC-Chapel Hill

Holden and Jack reported their REU research in the poster session! We will miss you two! Excellent 10 weeks.UNC SUROC, an NSF funded REU

Excited to share our 2nd installment on templated entanglements—this time in gels! This work was led by a team of outstanding Zhukhovitskiy Group students Erin Krist and Ben Kruse (Erin Krist and Benjamin Kruse) with help from John Dickenson in Meyer Group. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Using AI, UNC Chapel Hill Researchers Launch an Database to Predict Cancer DNA Anomalies. Come read more about how CytoCellDB will be used to address a significant gap in cancer research, particularly by focusing on extrachromosomal DNA: chem.unc.edu/?p=26465

My group is amazing! Check out this video if you're interested in joining our group (or just want to see a fun video)! UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry

Scientists from Michigan Chemistry University of Michigan UNC Public Health UNC-Chapel Hill UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry The Chinese University of Hong Kong - CUHK HKUST The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen investigated the formation of inorganic #sulfates through heterogeneous •OH oxidation of 2-MTS #aerosols. Andrew Ault #OpenAccess in ES&T Letters: go.acs.org/au7

Happy first day of classes, #UNC! Check out our Getting Started Guide for all the tech tips you need to start the semester off right. #UNC28 its.unc.edu/get-started/

Happy FDOC, Tar Heels! Here’s to a great semester at #UNC!

Hydroxamic Acid (R2N―OH) Mediated Cleavage of Carbon-Carbon Double bonds Alexanian Lab UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry J. Am. Chem. Soc. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2011, 133, 11402–11405. youtu.be/xR9lYqNh5fw?fe… via YouTube #GreatOrganicSynthesis

UNC researchers, led by Wei You and Xiaowei Zhong, have made a significant breakthrough in the production of electronic acceptors, a key component of organic solar cells to make solar energy more accessible and affordable chem.unc.edu/?p=26492

Colleagues from the applied physical sciences department reflected on the legacy of Zijie Yan, ‘master of light and matter’ a year after his death. Full story: unc.edu/discover/carol…

Happy to see that 3 Members of the ABC Board are in the The Analytical Scientist list of the most impactful leaders in #analytical #science 🎉👏👏👏 Congrats to Erin, Michal, Torsten and all other colleagues UNC-Chapel Hill UNC-Chapel Hill Chemistry Dr. Erin Baker Baker Lab UNC Univerzita Pardubice Michal Holčapek Uni Duisburg-Essen @unidue.bsky.social Zentrum für Wasser- und Umweltforschung

Today and every day, we mourn the loss of our colleague, professor and friend, Dr. Zijie Yan. Faculty in the applied physical sciences department share their memories of Yan — brave, kind and brilliant — and honor him through their work.

We are so so proud of Dr. Erin Baker for being on the Analytical Scientist Power List (again)!!!

There are so many great core facilities around campus and right here in Chemistry! The ability to collaborate with others from so many different disciplines is one of the best parts of UNC-CH. Check out some of the cores that allow for those collaborations in this video!

Profs. Wei You Wei You Research Lab is getting ready to lead a new Creativity Hub Project to embark on groundbreaking research that aims to position UNC-CH and North Carolina as leaders in lithium-ion battery research and development. Read more: chem.unc.edu/?p=26516