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Farewell, Joanne!
The group enjoys Tomate on the lakefill to say goodbye to our CSP summer research student, Joanne Ko. Joanne made great process on degradable melamine thermosets and we wish her […]
The group enjoys Tomate on the lakefill to say goodbye to our CSP summer research student, Joanne Ko. Joanne made great process on degradable melamine thermosets and we wish her […]
Boyeong defends her thesis on boronic ester hydrogels, from fundamentals to applications. Soon she will be moving to Irvine, CA to start a Senior Scientist position at AbbVie. We already […]
Vivian receives a NIH Kirschstein-NRSA F30 award from NIDDK to support her training studying the mechanobiology of liver using dynamic hydrogels. Congrats, Vivian!
Our awesome undergrad Carrie Ou graduates with honors from the Chemistry department’s BA/MS program. Carrie also received the Department of Chemistry ACS Undergraduate Award in Organic Chemistry this year. She will be […]
Northwestern rising sophomore Cooper Hanley joins the Kalow lab, where he will be working with Steven on MONET projects. Welcome to the group!
Julia hoods Joe, David, and Eliot and The Graduate School’s PhD hooding ceremony. Congrats!!
New postdoc Dr. Young Ju Yun joins us from the Ayitou lab at IIT, and undergraduate Joanne Ko from Washington and Lee University arrives for the CSP Summer Program. Welcome […]
Check out David, Viraj, and Boyeong’s paper on a hydrazone photoswitch that gates internal catalysis of dynamic covalent exchange in J. Am. Chem. Soc.! With this design, we are able […]
Chris defends his wide-ranging thesis on projects ranging from photocycloadditions to quantum dots to polaritons (coming soon!) with an audience of his family and friends. He will start his new […]
Chris and Carrie’s study of visible-light-promoted cross-[2+2] cycloadditions templated by a supramolecular host is published in Org. Biomol. Chem. as part of the “New Talent” themed edition. They showed the key […]