Official Account of the Yale Chemistry Department; @YaleChem
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Welcome, Filip Kostic! As our new staff scientist at the Chemical and Biophysical Instrumentation Center, Filip ensures the smooth operation of analytical instruments to provide uninterrupted scientific research for the Center’s users. bit.ly/3UixKOs
Check out this Q&A with @StacyMalaker, where she discusses the study of mucins using mass spectrometry. Mucins are involved in a host of diseases such as cancer, cystic fibrosis, and inflammatory bowel diseases. Learn about this impactful research. bit.ly/4By06oo
Welcome, Greg Brooks! As our new academic and administrative services manager, Greg oversees the day-to-day administrative operations for faculty and academic affairs, supporting the department’s overall research and teaching mission. More at //bit.ly/4e4375I.
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With heavy hearts, we share that R. James Cross ’62, an eminent physical chemist and Yale alumnus, professor of chemistry 1966-2010, died on May 13. Cross will be remembered for his teaching, research, generosity, humor, and service work. Read the obituary bit.ly/3U60yJU
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The Yale West Campus Institutes of Systems Biology, Nanobiology, Cancer Biology, Biomolecular Design & Discovery, and Microbial Sciences are coming together for a new series of Cross Campus Collaborative Talks.
Check the dates below and at westcampus.yale.edu/
Discover a career path that combines art and chemistry in this interview bit.ly/4hCu8hS with Chemistry alum Corina Rogge. She explains her role as the director of conservation at The Menil Collection and shares advice for those curious about a career in art conservation
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For the first time, Tianyu Zhu and researchers from Caltech used computational strategies to accurately predict material-specific Kondo behavior in real metals. Learn more about the study and the Kondo effect at bit.ly/4hlfDAb
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Our students, faculty and staff have been busy planning all kinds of events to bring us together this fall season.
Check the West Campus calendar or the info screens around campus for our full slate of academic talks and social events: westcampus.yale.edu/
Gary Brudvig on his 11th “The Chemistry of Cooking” seminar for the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute this summer: “It’s an outstanding topic to introduce science, especially for elementary school-age kids, because they’re very curious and many of them are interested in cooking."
What happens when teachers become students again?
Since 1978, public school teachers from New Haven and beyond have come to Yale to learn alongside faculty and one another, developing new expertise and fresh ideas to bring back to their classrooms.
Meet some of the teachers and learn how the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and Yale National Initiative are creating opportunities for learning and collaboration: bit.ly/46yPIi2
ALT David Heiser, at right, with Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute participants at Marsh Botanical Garden. Photo by Andrew Hurley
We’re pleased to announce Maggie Simonsen as our new financial analyst. In this role, Maggie will translate the department’s financial data into actionable insights to guide leadership decisions and strategies. Read the full announcement //bit.ly/478UanY. Congrats Maggie!
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A new study shows that a microcrystal electron diffractometer can pinpoint the hydride location in a cobalt-hydride crystal structure more accurately than common X-ray approaches. Learn more about this powerful technique and work from the Holland Group at bit.ly/4iB33h8.
We are hiring a mass spectrometrist. Contribute to collaborative research, grant proposals, reports, presentations, publications, training activities, and advance the Yale Chemical and Biophysical Instrumentation Center’s research and educational mission. bit.ly/46QdwOu.
Welcome Richard Inzero! Our new stockroom manager and facilities liaison oversees the stockroom's day-to-day activities and connects facilities services with the department’s operational needs to support its overall research and teaching mission. More at bit.ly/4gJ28Zv.
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Congratulations to the 2026 recipients of the T.F. Cooke Awards, grad students Jaden Coles, Ramsey Goodner, Wenya Jian, Kutemwa Masafwa, Ryan Pinard, and Olga Zubarieva, who were recognized for their excellence as teaching assistants at the Yale Chemistry Symposium on August 28.
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We are hiring professors (all ranks) in biophysical or physical chemistry, chemical biology, organic chemistry, and chemistry related to energy sciences,
starting 7/1/27. Learn more and apply at chem.yale.edu/about/job-open…. Please share.
Summer vibes, leis, and lollipops in the Undergraduate and Graduate Studies Office. Stop by for a sweet treat.
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We’re pleased to announce @JaehyeokJin has been appointed assistant professor of chemistry, effective Jan. 1, 2027. A theoretical chemist, he builds predictive multiscale models linking molecular interactions to materials & living systems. Welcome to Yale! bit.ly/4x0RXWs
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Happy retirement to Chemistry staff members David Johnson, David Keller, Kelly Kellerman, and Edward Ginter, who retired this spring. They represent a combined 157 years of service! Read their stories at bit.ly/4h0Ezgm.
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A summer night atop East Rock taking in the views of our campus and home city.
ALT Aerial view of New Haven, CT, featuring a lush expanse of green trees interspersed with houses in the foreground, and tall buildings against a clear sky in the background.
ALT A scenic view with two people cycling and two others walking on a paved path surrounded by lush greenery. Mountains can be seen in the background.
ALT Two deer stand in a lush green meadow. One deer is grazing, while the other looks ahead. A large tree with dense foliage is visible in the background.
ALT A crescent moon is visible in the early evening sky, partially obscured by wispy clouds. Silhouetted trees frame the scene on the right and at the bottom.