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The Bertozzi Group studies cell surface interactions that contribute to human health and disease with specific projects in the areas of cancer, inflammation and bacterial infection.

The laboratory investigates the structure and function of biological systems using many tools and methods and with a strong physical perspective.

The Du Bois Laboratory is leveraging the power of molecular design and chemical synthesis to address problems in catalysis, natural product assembly, chemical biology, and pharmacology.

The Fayer group is pursuing research on the ultrafast dynamics, interactions, and structure of a range of complex molecular systems.

The Kanan Lab perfrom research on heterogeneous electrocatalysis for renewable fuel synthesis and electrostatic control of selectivity in catalytic reactions.

The laboratory seeks to understand the mechanistic logic of assembly line polyketide synthases, and to harness these insights in order to engineer new antibiotics.

The Kool lab uses the tools of chemistry to study the structures, interactions and biological activities of nucleic acids and the enzymes that process them.

The lab focused on developing the ability to design molecular systems with desired functions from first principles.

The Solomon lab uses both experimental and theoretical techniques to define the electronic and geometric structures of biologically- and catalytically-relevant transition metal sites.

Two major activities - 1) developing the tools, i.e., the reactions and reagents, and 2) creating the proper network of reactions to make complex targets readily available from simple starting materials.

The Xia Lab are enthusiastic about designing, creating, and playing with exotic small and giant molecules that are elaborately engineered for tailored properties.

This site contains information on Dr. Carolyn R. Bertozzi, Professor in the Department of Chemistry.

The research interest of the lab lies in understanding the signal propagation in neurons using quantitative tools developed by physical and chemical sciences.

The Cegelski Lab research program integrates chemistry, biology, and physics to investigate the assembly and function of macromolecular and whole-cell systems.

The research of the Dia Lab interfaces with chemistry, physics, materials science and biological and medical sciences.

The Karunadasa Group approach solid-state materials using the tools of synthetic molecular chemistry and design hybrid materials featuring properties of both molecules and extended solids.

The Markland research group interests lie in the development of theoretical and simulation approaches and their application to explain effects observed in the classical and quantum dynamics of chemical systems.

The Moerner Laboratory utilizes laser spectroscopy and microscopy of single molecules to probe biological processes, one biomolecule at a time.

The Moerner Laboratory utilizes laser spectroscopy and microscopy of single molecules to probe biological processes, one biomolecule at a time