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Dianne Xiao
Dianne Xiao named 2025 Sloan Fellow
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In Memoriam
Colleen Craig pictured smiling, in front of a black backdrop, with long dark hair past her shoulders and bangs, wearing a grey cardigan, white top, and long necklace with chunky beads.
Craig teaches for students, not at them
An admitted student and their parents pose with "Dubs Up" with President Ana Mari Cauce.
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
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Alumni Updates from 2025
ArtSci People & Research in the Media: Autumn Quarter Roundup
Qusai Alsabia Defends Master's Thesis
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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
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NSF awards UW partners $13.6M to broaden access in the sciences
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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