So which "cluster" is SYN/CHE going to be in? science.org/content/articl…

Congratulations to Ian Shire for getting the Jacob Kleinberg Award from the KU Chemistry !

The Welch Foundation is pleased to announce the 2025 Welch Award in Chemistry recipients: Dr. Stuart L. Schreiber of Harvard University and Arena BioWorks, and Dr. Peter G. Schultz of Scripps Research. Both are being recognized for their groundbreaking contributions to the field of

Congratulations, Stuart Schreiber and Pete Schultz!

Bravo, Bryce! I'm waiting to add your molecule to the Saturday Synthesis Study Session (S^4) agenda.

A brief post summarizing nearly 7 years! djavko.github.io/2025/05/22/Acc…

Talk accepted for the Fall ACS National meeting! See you in DC in August.

While waiting for the Tetrahedron Symposium, I spotted @chemjobber in Bruges.

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KUdos to Zarko Boskovic, assistant professor of medicinal chemistry, who has been selected to participate in the Big 12 Faculty Fellowship program for 2025-26. #KURx #RockChalkTogether news.ku.edu/news/article/k…

After 20 years, I am behind the lectern at my undergraduate institution, Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics in Niš, Serbia. I had fun telling my teachers and the new generation of chemists some of the things my team and I learned in the meantime.

I am super grateful that the U.S. National Science Foundation's chemistry division, and the American public decided to support my group's research on photochemistry for the next three years! 💰🧪 This is my first major funding award. Thanks goes to all previous group members and mentors over the decades.

I couldn't be at the ACS Fall meeting in DC (teaching duties started today), but the group was well represented by these proud chemists.

Enjoying immensely my “micro-sabbatical” in the Sigman Lab at University of Utah until the end of next week. Drinking from the firehose of data science and chemistry.

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My "micro-sabbatical" in the Sigman Lab is coming to an end. It was fun to spend two weeks learning from the postdocs, graduate students, and, of course, Matt about the integration of data science and chemistry.

Congratulations to Zarko Boskovic, assistant professor of medicinal chemistry KU Pharmacy and member of KU Cancer Center's Drug Discovery, Delivery and Experimental Therapeutics research program, who has been awarded a $575,000 grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation. Learn more ➜