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Department of Chemistry Information Session for Admitted Students & Families
Kamaya Ronning wears her hair in two braids hiking in the mountains
Featured Undergraduate: Kamaya Ronning
2025 paper cut out on a gold circle
Alumni Updates from 2025
ArtSci People & Research in the Media: Autumn Quarter Roundup
Qusai Alsabia Defends Master's Thesis
Giving Tuesday logo. Do good, Feel good.
Support UW Chemistry this Giving Tuesday
Portrait of Munira Khalil standing in front of a flowering rhododendron
From the Chair – December 2024
Jiahao "Bobby" Wan
Jiahao Wan Defends Dissertation
10 Suggestions for First Generation Students
A group of more than 50 people pose for a photo
NSF awards UW partners $13.6M to broaden access in the sciences
W on Red Square with Drumheller Fountain in distance
Six students receive Levinson Emerging Scholar Awards
Makenna Carnahan
Featured Undergraduate: Makenna Carnahan
John Macklin
I am First-Generation: John Macklin
Adrian Guerrero poses in a chemistry lab wearing googles, a blue lab coat, and purple nitrile gloves.
I am First-Generation: Adrian Guerrero
Jacob Russell wears a plaid collared shirt and a short beard. Jacob is pictured near a cherry blossom tree.
I am First-Generation: Jacob Russell
3D printed BSA/PEGDA networks that exhibit shape memory behavior
Revolutionizing sustainable materials: strain learning metamaterials inspired by nature
Kelly Walsh
Kelly Walsh Defends Dissertation
Eileen Son presents a poster
Featured Undergraduate: Eileen Son
Leo Zasada photographed from above, standing in front of a glass block wall
Leo Zasada Defends Dissertation
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Meet the 2024-25 WRF Fellows in chemistry and biochemistry
This image shows some of the research team’s 3D-printed pipes alongside a plastic toy shark. Sarah L. Keller/University of Washington
To make fluid flow in one direction down a pipe, it helps to be a shark
James De Yoreo
Flexible Circuits Made with Silk and Graphene on the Horizon
Ashleigh Theberge
Theberge named Schmidt Sciences Polymath for ‘boundary-pushing work’ in cell signaling, communication
Nick Riley and doctoral student in his lab, in white lab coats.
The Mystery of Sugar — in Cellular Processes
Al Nelson and Gokce Altin wear academic regalia and pose in front of a purple Molecular Engineering & Sciences Institute banner
Gökçe Altin awarded MolES Distinguished Dissertation Award