We echo these sentiments!

We are thrilled to announce that Professor Omar Yaghi was awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry today! @UCBerkeley @NobelPrize https://bit.ly/48VwG7P

Alumni & Parents Weekend at Homecoming starts TODAY! And today, the College of Chemistry has a special message for the parents, guardians, and family who support our students. https://homecoming.berkeley.edu/ #ParentsWeekend #Homecoming #GoBears #CollegeofChemistry 💙 💛

🍄✨ From food waste to foodie wonder: Chef-turned-scientist Vayu Hill-Maini is using fungi to turn scraps into snacks. A third of U.S. food goes to waste — and he’s tackling it with Neurospora intermedia, the same fungus Indonesians have long used to make oncom, a protein-packed dish from leftovers.

Please join us Sat., Oct. 4, for our annual Homecoming Lecture, featuring Professor Kranthi Mandadapu. He will discuss his research topics as well as his experience as an alumnus and faculty member at the College. Visit the calendar listing for more information at https://bit.ly/48783F2

Let's hear it for Nick and Darren, two CoC graduates from the class of 2015 in ChemE who are passionate about early education. They recently co-authored a children's book about batteries called "My Baby's First Climate Book: Batteries!" #alums #gobears #climatescience

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we're spotlighting a Summer Undergraduate Research Diversity (SURD) fellow, Guillermo. “As a Boricua in science, I’m reminded through SURD that heritage and research go hand in hand, and that we carry our culture into every discovery."

Imagine trying to stuff a huge couch into a tiny studio apartment. That's what engineers are up against when making tiny computer chips for your phone. But nearly 20 years ago, a team led by our own Peidong Yang came up with a way to build the tiny on-off switches that make up those chips.

And that's a wrap! Thank you to everyone who made Oski's birthday fundraiser a huge success. We raised a total of $12,793! Your generosity will make a real difference. We couldn't have done it without you!

The Oski B-day Bear-a-thon ends at 1 p.m. today, and the College of Chemistry community is already coming together to make a big impact. But there is still time to do more! Make your gift to the Undergraduate Students and Program Fund now! 🎁 https://bit.ly/3VUk3lO

Happy Birthday, Oski! 🥳 Help make Oski's birthday wish come true: that all students thrive at UC Berkeley! Your support of the College of Chemistry’s Undergraduate Students and Program Fund will make a huge difference. Donate now at bit.ly/3VUk3lO

No more brushing? Maybe someday! The College of Chemistry's Wenjun Zhang and her team are mapping the oral microbiome to distinguish between healthy and cavity-causing bacteria. Their goal: boost the good guys and create a probiotic environment in your mouth. #BerkeleyResearch https://bit.ly/3I6IMzZ

Teng-Jui (Owen) Lin and Kylee Hillman, two graduate students in the Landry Lab, have been awarded the NINDS Early-Career Rigor Champions Prize.
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The National Science Foundation has renewed funding for the NSF Center for Genetically Encoded Materials (C-GEM).

A new study from UC Berkeley suggests that oxytocin, the "love hormone," could also be the "friendship hormone." Researchers found that the hormone is crucial for the speed and selectivity of forming new social bonds. 🧪🧠 #UCBerkeley #ScienceInnovation
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Congratulations to our very own professor of chemistry, @jenniferdoudna.bsky.social, on being awarded the Priestley Medal! 🏅

Behind every groundbreaking discovery at the College of Chemistry lies an unsung hero: our Machine Shop. Here, abstract ideas become tangible reality, crafting custom components that simply don't exist on the commercial market. bit.ly/45hgPx2

The summer issue of Catalyst magazine is out now! Read about our chemical biology graduate program, Markita Landry’s award winning year, Colin Gould on lighting up chemistry, Laura Hirshfield shaping inclusive engineering, Alexander Pines’ legacy…and more!
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