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By Michael Barnes In the early 1980s, the lab of College biomolecular engineer Harvey Blanch brought together an […]
By Michael Barnes It was in early 2003 when Rui Wang, a third-year undergraduate from Zhejiang University in […]
By Paul Alivisatos From the time I was a graduate student at Berkeley in the early 1980s, I […]
By John Hickey, Berkeley News Frances Arnold admits it will be an emotional moment Friday when, as winner […]
Ann and Joe Pease feel they had an outstanding educational experience at the College of Chemistry, both as […]
We are very sorry to announce that, after eleven years roving the corridors of the College of Chemistry—and […]
David Graves still remembers the first time he saw the Bay Area. “I had just graduated with a […]
Theoretical chemist David Limmer was born in 1986 in Clovis, NM, a town of about 40,000 people in […]
Kranthi Mandadapu realized early in life that he was good at math. He was born in 1984 in […]
Theoretical chemists can be like the quantum realms they study. Each is unique and difficult to categorize. The […]
Several big events colored the year 1969. Richard Nixon enjoyed his first year in office. An unusually large […]
Ke Xu comfortably navigates between different worlds—geographic, cultural and scientific. He was born in 1982 in the city […]
Tao-Zeun (T.Z.) Chu, one of the college’s most loyal and beloved alums, lived a life that could have […]
Paul Alivisatos is a Berkeley chemistry alumnus and professor, the current Vice Chancellor for Research, a former director […]
We are proud to share the news that the College of Chemistry, in partnership with the College of […]