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Michael Gruenwald Recipient of NSF Early Career AwardDr. Gruenwald's research predicting nanocrystal superlattices based on ligand interactions will receive NSF funding over the next five years to carry out his proposed plans to advance his field and educate the next generation of researchers.
Joel Harris Named ACS FellowUniversity of Utah Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Joel Harris is among the newest fellows of the American Chemical Society. Harris develops methods to image chemical structures and processes. Among his many awards, Harris recently received the Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology in 2016 and the Calvin S. & JeNeal N. Hatch Prize in Teaching in 2019.
Reid's & Sigman's Paper Published in NatureIn a new publication in Nature, University of Utah chemists Jolene Reid and Matthew Sigman show how analyzing previously published chemical reaction data can predict how hypothetical reactions may proceed, narrowing the range of conditions chemists need to explore. Their algorithmic prediction process, which includes aspects of machine learning, can save valuable time and resources in chemical research.
Prof. Ryan Looper Receives Huntsman Presidential ChairProfessor Ryan Looper is one of six faculty members to receive the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair, the highest honor for a faculty member. Looper's research aims to develop compounds that can affect cell signals which play roles in diseases including arthritis, multiple sclerosis and cancer.
- Michael Gruenwald Recipient of NSF Early Career Award
Dr. Gruenwald's research predicting nanocrystal superlattices based on ligand interactions will receive NSF funding over the next five years to carry out his proposed plans to advance his field and educate the next generation of researchers.
- Joel Harris Named ACS Fellow
University of Utah Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Joel Harris is among the newest fellows of the American Chemical Society. Harris develops methods to image chemical structures and processes. Among his many awards, Harris recently received the Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology in 2016 and the Calvin S. & JeNeal N. Hatch Prize in Teaching in 2019.
- Reid's & Sigman's Paper Published in Nature
In a new publication in Nature, University of Utah chemists Jolene Reid and Matthew Sigman show how analyzing previously published chemical reaction data can predict how hypothetical reactions may proceed, narrowing the range of conditions chemists need to explore. Their algorithmic prediction process, which includes aspects of machine learning, can save valuable time and resources in chemical research.
- Prof. Ryan Looper Receives Huntsman Presidential Chair
Professor Ryan Looper is one of six faculty members to receive the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair, the highest honor for a faculty member. Looper's research aims to develop compounds that can affect cell signals which play roles in diseases including arthritis, multiple sclerosis and cancer.
- Michael Gruenwald Recipient of NSF Early Career Award
Dr. Gruenwald's research predicting nanocrystal superlattices based on ligand interactions will receive NSF funding over the next five years to carry out his proposed plans to advance his field and educate the next generation of researchers.
- Joel Harris Named ACS Fellow
University of Utah Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Joel Harris is among the newest fellows of the American Chemical Society. Harris develops methods to image chemical structures and processes. Among his many awards, Harris recently received the Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology in 2016 and the Calvin S. & JeNeal N. Hatch Prize in Teaching in 2019.
- Reid's & Sigman's Paper Published in Nature
In a new publication in Nature, University of Utah chemists Jolene Reid and Matthew Sigman show how analyzing previously published chemical reaction data can predict how hypothetical reactions may proceed, narrowing the range of conditions chemists need to explore. Their algorithmic prediction process, which includes aspects of machine learning, can save valuable time and resources in chemical research.
- Prof. Ryan Looper Receives Huntsman Presidential Chair
Professor Ryan Looper is one of six faculty members to receive the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair, the highest honor for a faculty member. Looper's research aims to develop compounds that can affect cell signals which play roles in diseases including arthritis, multiple sclerosis and cancer.
- Michael Gruenwald Recipient of NSF Early Career Award
Dr. Gruenwald's research predicting nanocrystal superlattices based on ligand interactions will receive NSF funding over the next five years to carry out his proposed plans to advance his field and educate the next generation of researchers.
- Joel Harris Named ACS Fellow
University of Utah Distinguished Professor of Chemistry Joel Harris is among the newest fellows of the American Chemical Society. Harris develops methods to image chemical structures and processes. Among his many awards, Harris recently received the Utah Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology in 2016 and the Calvin S. & JeNeal N. Hatch Prize in Teaching in 2019.
- Reid's & Sigman's Paper Published in Nature
In a new publication in Nature, University of Utah chemists Jolene Reid and Matthew Sigman show how analyzing previously published chemical reaction data can predict how hypothetical reactions may proceed, narrowing the range of conditions chemists need to explore. Their algorithmic prediction process, which includes aspects of machine learning, can save valuable time and resources in chemical research.
- Prof. Ryan Looper Receives Huntsman Presidential Chair
Professor Ryan Looper is one of six faculty members to receive the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair, the highest honor for a faculty member. Looper's research aims to develop compounds that can affect cell signals which play roles in diseases including arthritis, multiple sclerosis and cancer.
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