UAlbany Chemists Develop New Tool to Pinpoint Crime Weapons More>>

Protein NMR Techniques, 3rd ed. Editors: Alexander Shekhtman and David S. Burz More>>

Distinguished Prof. Eric Block interviewed by WNYT news for his research on 'How Smell Ignites Passion in Mice' More>>

Prof. Rabi Musah featured in Times Union article on 'Chemical properties of Asparagus' More>>

Prof. Eric Block Aids Discovery of How Copper Ignites Olfactory Passions in Mice More>>

Sarah N. Spisak, a graduate student of Prof. Marina Petrukhina receives 2012 Ludo Frevel Crystallographer Scholarship More>>

CARSS: a 'Grand Experiment' CARSS Eases the Path for Sci-Math Majors More>>

Prof. Petrukhina Releases New Book 'Fragments of Fullerenes and Carbon Nanotubes' More>>

Dist. Prof. John Gladysz from Texas A&M will give 11th Kuivila Lecture From Molecular Gyroscopes to Homeomorphic Isomerization: Molecules that Turn Themselves Inside-Out Thursday, February 10, 2011, at 3:30pm in the Life Sciences Auditorium. More>>

Prof. Rabi Musah is recognized by Honors College Congratulations to Prof. Rabi Musah on having been designated by our Honors College students as one of the "Professors Who Inspire Us." What a nice compliment for our department and our College. More>>

Joint satellite meeting of ICORS 2010 2nd International Conference on Vibrational Optical Activity (VOA) and Bio-Medical Applications of Raman Spectroscopy, a joint satellite meeting of ICORS 2010, to be hosted by Prof. Igor Lednev and held at the University at Albany, August 4-7, 2010. More>>

"The Chemical Weapons of Onion and Garlic" Read the New York Times feature on Prof. Eric Block's new book. More>>

Chemistry Recognition Ceremony, May 16th, 2010 To view all pictures, click on the link below. Then click 'Clients' at the bottom left of page, then enter Chem10 in the passwords field. See Pictures

Award for Prof. John Welch Prof. John Welch has received an award from the National Science Foundation for $375,000 for his research, The Preparation and Utility of Pentafluorosulfanyl substi Aliphatic Compounds.

Congratulations to Prof. Alexander Shekhtman Congratulations to Professor Alexander Shekhtman who was promoted this January to Associate Professor.