Swimming in the blood, sweat, cells, and tears of every human are small proteins known as peptides. Many peptides can kill bacteria on contact, and yet the bacteria never seem to evolve resistance to ...

About the Seminar "The TG2/LRP1 Pathway: A Remarkable Mechanism for Antigen Presentation and More"In our search for an explanation to the spectacular efficiency of gluten antigen presentation to the T...

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A high-throughput method enables researchers to screen hundreds of drugs in parallel, accelerating discovery of therapies that degrade disease-causing proteins.

The Department of Chemistry at Stanford University is actively conducting faculty searches for:- Assistant Professor in Chemistry- Senior Faculty Position in Chemistry (Associate Professor or Professo...

A groundbreaking study by the Moerner and Qi Labs has unveiled new insights into the complex workings of SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19. Researchers developed a detailed 3D map of vira...

At the Stanford Sustainability Forum, researchers presented methods for tracking wildfire pollution and restoring corals, while leaders urged action on food security and climate risks.

The Stanford researcher views plants as nature’s ultimate chemists. Her work has the potential to innovate everything from food allergies to cancer treatment.

About the Seminar"Rewiring chromatin-regulated processes with proximity pharmacology"Proximity pharmacology enables biochemical events to be rewired with temporal precision, offering privileged insigh...

About the Seminar"Chemically and Financially Sustainable Methods for Chemical Synthesis"Sustainability has become a more prevalent topic in the chemical sciences due to increasing restrictions on solv...

The Department of Chemistry is proud to announce that four of our Teaching Assistants have been selected to receive the prestigious Centennial Teaching Assistant Award, which honors excellence in teac...

About the Seminar "Deciphering & controlling the mechanisms of energy flow across materials"Spectroscopy and microscopy have the potential to reveal the structure and dynamics of complex materials, ra...

About the Seminar"New Experimental Platforms for Molecular Polaritonics"Polaritons are hybrid light-matter states that arise from strong interactions between the confined electromagnetic field of an o...

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Robert M. Waymouth, the Robert Eckles Swain Professor of Chemistry and a professor, by courtesy, of Chemical Engineering in the Department of Chemistry at Stanford University, has been elected as one ...

About the Seminar "Rewiring Cell-Surface Signaling in Cancer and Immune Systems"Cell-surface proteins are crucial regulators of how cancer and immune cells sense and respond to their environment, cont...

About the Seminar "From biological to heterogeneous catalysis: Spectroscopic studies of ammonia synthesis and decomposition"Ammonia synthesis, the conversion of inert dinitrogen (N2) to ammonia (NH3) ...

About the Seminar"Electronic structure theories for surface chemistry and catalysis"An accurate, first-principles description of chemical reactions on surfaces faces a long list of challenges, includi...

About the Seminar"The Essentiality of Solution NMR Spectroscopy in the Post-AlphaFold Era"Protein dynamics are critical for function and many of nature’s molecules are highly dynamic. In this talk I w...

About the Seminar "Real-time simulations of ultrafast electron relaxation dynamics"The Kretchmer group develops simulation methods at the intersection of electronic structure theory and quantum dynami...

About the Seminar"Strong Correlations and Topological Transitions in Symmetry-Forbidden Chemical Reactions"Classifying energy level connectivity via topological invariants has become a standard tool i...