The Zhou Research Group focuses on finding new metal-organic materials useful for vehicular hydrogen and methane storage as well as carbon capture and sequestration.
The design, synthesis, modification and study of polymers that are programmed for function is a central focus of the Wooley Laboratory.
The Watanabe laboratory is focused on elucidating nature's chemistry for use as therapeutics or to understand their role in disease processes for drug development.
Research in the Begley laboratory has potential applications in vitamin production as well as in the development of new antibiotics and herbicides.
Featured Events 
| Feb 1 | Building New Chemistry in Living OrganismsMichelle Chang, UC, Berkeley |
| Feb 2 | Propargylguanidine hydroaminations and their application to important heterocyclic scaffoldsRyan Looper, University of Utah |
| Feb 7 | Crossed Molecular Beam Studies of Inelastic ScatteringDavid Chandler, Sandia National Laboratories |
| Feb 8 | Metal Oxide NanomaterialsYuanbing Mao, UT-Pan American |
| Feb 8 | Next-Generation Applications of Pyrrole-Imidazole PolyamidesJordan Meier, CalTech |
| Feb 9 | A Systematic Approach for Targeting Protein-Protein InteractionsParamjit Arora, New York University |
| Feb 10 | The Surface Science of Adsorption on Crystalline Ferroelectric Polymer SurfacesPeter Dowben, University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
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