Our Class Day ’22 Awards and Recognition Ceremony was a joyful, in-person celebration honoring the 29 members of the Great Class of ’22 to receive an A.B. Degree in Chemistry.

In an experiment related to the theory of Luttinger Liquids (LLs), a team led by Princeton University physicists and chemists reports the realization of a one-dimensional linear array of LLs in a moiré superlattice – a new quantum state in an engineered structure made from a known material. 

A Chemistry/Mol Bio collaboration, bolstered by an Eric and Wendy Schmidt Transformative Technology Fund award, may well result in the first technology able to map small molecules in their living environments on a resolution close to the atomic scale.

Backed by the able narration of graduate student Emilia Argüello, the new Kleiner Lab outreach videos use primary literature to highlight chemistry’s historic achievements in nucleic acid science. 

In a first, the Chirik Lab reports room-temperature, photocatalytic ammonia synthesis from a N2-derived terminal molybdenum nitride, using photodriven PCET.