The Braselmann lab is open for business! Pictured: rockstar students Nadia Sarfraz and ⁦Julia Alvey⁩ for joining a brand new lab! Equipment (and more lab members) to come soon!

Thinking of applying for the U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program? Find out how to craft a competitive application package in this webinar hosted on June 1st from a former GRFP Program Director and GRFP fellowship recipients. Register here: fal.cn/3fsI5

Today is the day! Congratulations to our graduating Class of 2021 🎓 If you are not able to join us at Nationals Park, you are invited to tune in to our livestreams! Each ceremony will be livestreamed on our #Hoyas2021 site: georgetown.edu/hoyas2021.

Congratulations to our Class of 2021 Biochemistry and Chemistry Bachelor of Science graduates!!!

Congrats to our 2021 Master of Science graduates!!

Presenting our 11 PhD graduates since June 2020 - congratulations to each!!

Congrats to Lydia Good (C'21) from Maillard Lab who won the department's Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research!

Alan Balu (C'21) and Lihui Bai Maillard Lab have won the American Institutes of Chemists Award for undergraduate and graduate students!

Congrats to Wanqing Li (C'21) and Jeremy Ridley (C'21) for the College Chemistry Achievement Award presented by the Chemical Society of Washington ACS CSW

Kudos to Maximillian Thomas who won the Martire Award for Excellence in Physical Chemistry, honoring Prof. Dan Martire

Congratulations to Lafe Martinson (C'22), Chloe Kekedjian (C'22) and Jacob Hum (C'21) for winning ACS Awards in Analytical, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry! @ACS_ANYL ACSINORDivision ACS Organic Division

Congratulations to PhD candidate Valiallah Hosseininasab Warren Lab who received the Michael T. Pope Award for Excellence in Inorganic Chemistry, honoring Prof. Pope.

The Georgetown Chemistry faculty are inspired by our students - congratulations to the Class of 2021, our MS and PhD graduates, and all of our award winners!

We are so grateful to John Ndiritu, who as stockroom manager has been the face of our department throughout the challenges of the pandemic. We honor him with our first Extraordinary Service Award - thank you John!!

The Molecule of the Week is firefly luciferin! This molecule causes bioluminescence in fireflies, which gives them their characteristic light. Different colors can be produced by varying the pH or the primary structure of luciferase with the exact same luciferin molecule.

Way to go, Val!