The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences will announce the winner or winners of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Oct. 7. Later that day, Carnegie Mellon University will gather to celebrate the legacy...

Oxygen-tolerant photoinduced electron/energy transfer reversible addition–fragmentation chain transfer (PET-RAFT) polymerization enables the controlled radical ring-opening (rROP) copolymerization of...

Carnegie Mellon University's Department of Chemistry and the PPG Foundation funded the PPG Scholar Teams program, where undergraduate and graduate students partner on research ranging from cleaning wa...

Elizabeth Smith earned two Carnegie Mellon University honors for her research understanding and addressing environmental contaminants.

The European Academy of Sciences (EurASc) has named Carnegie Mellon University’s Krzysztof Matyjaszewski, a recipient of the 2026 Blaise Pascal Medal in Chemistry.

Michael Hendrich spent 32 years at Carnegie Mellon University pushing the limits of magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

Emile Bominaar made significant contributions to bioinorganic chemistry during his 33 years at Carnegie Mellon University.

Five winners have received the Mellon College of Science Graduate Student Funding Award for late summer and early fall conferences.

REAL CHEM is helping reimagine one of higher education’s most important gateway courses: first-year chemistry. In this latest installment of his Doubling Down series, Allan Golston explores how facult...

Your body likely contains an accumulation of various PFAS types, making it difficult to trace them to their sources.

Graduate students play a key role in mentoring undergraduates in CMU’s Department of Chemistry through the new PPG Scholar Teams program.

Graduate students Patrick LaChance and Leticia Pequeno Madureira earned the Mellon College of Science's Hugh D. Young Graduate Student Teaching Award for 2026.

Researchers at CMU are beginning to crack the code on how to use AI enabled technology to help students get through the math gate successfully.

Carnegie Mellon University graduate student Avleen Chawla earned a Kwolek Fellowship for her work investigating circular RNA.