A new study led by Pratyush Tiwary, an assistant professor in the University of Maryland’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Institute for Physical Science and Technology, used computational chemistry to figure out what causes resistance to Gleevec at the molecular level.
Mercedes Taylor came face to face with herself as a life-size statue on the National Mall and thought, “Is that how tall I am?” Somehow, the height was more of a shock than the statue’s neon orange hue.
Garegin Papoian’s quest to model an elusive class of proteins
Color chemist Rebecca Robbins’ (Ph.D. ’95, chemistry) sweet success story at Mars Wrigley
Chemistry Ph.D. candidate advances high-resolution mass spectrometry of individual live cells
Matthew Laskowski leads theoretical chemistry study during the pandemic
Everything you need to know about UMD’s new Chemistry Building.
