Researchers in Jimmy Wu’s group have reported the first syntheses of natural products that induce apoptosis in leukemia cells faster than any small molecule.

Recent research by Wei Shi in Jon Kull’s group has shown Vibrio FadR contains an unusual C-terminal 40-amino acid insertion.

Visiting third-graders were treated to a delicious treat by the grad students and staff of the Chemistry Dept. The class from Bradford...

Harnessing apoptosis, a natural cell death process to eliminate damaged cells, has long been a key strategy in cancer research. Recently, Dale Mierke and his collaborators have identified a small molecule that binds to caspase 8 and enhances its activation in response to TRAIL, a central step in apoptosis. Their findings written in, “A novel caspase 8 selective small molecule potentiates TRAIL-induced cell death,” were published recently in Scientific Reports

Dartmouth Professor Glenn Micalizio's team has discovered a new chemistry reaction that has the potential to facilitate the search for pharmaceutical drugs....

The department welcomes Assistant Professors Katherine Mirica and Chenfeng Ke to our faculty. Both will be joining us in the summer!...

To help with your decision about a choice of major, plase come for pizza, soft drinks and conversation with current chemistry majors and faculty about the delights of a chemistry major. Thursday, February 26th - 6:00-8:00pm - first floor of Burke Lab (outside of the Marx Lounge)

Arsenic was on the agenda at the inaugural meeting of the New Hampshire Area of the Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS), on Oct. 22 at Dartmouth’s Steele Hall.