Ligand exchange reactions are commonly used to alter the surface chemistry of metal chalcogenide quantum dots. However, a lack of quantifiable...
The health risks associated with acute and prolonged exposure to estrogen receptor, ER, modulators has led to a concerted effort to...
Two-dimensional, 2D, perovskites, with a formula of (RNH3)2MAn-1PbnI3n+1, have shown impressive photovoltaic device efficiency...
A UNC-Chapel Hill interdisciplinary research team of chemists and biologists has unlocked an important clue in understanding how plant pathogens cause diseases...
Bacteria communicate with one another using small organic molecules as chemical messages. These molecules regulate...
In vitro models of the human intestinal epithelium derived from primary stem cells are much needed for the study of...
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Click chemistries provide a straightforward means of imparting a desired physical property, reactivity, or function...
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The Department of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for two tenure-track assistant professor...
We invite applications for a faculty position in Chemical Biology of the Genome at the tenure-track Assistant Professor level...
Congratulations to Kenan Distinguished Professor Matthew Redinbo, who has been selected as one of the University's
Our Faculty
Faculty in the Department of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina, help define solutions to the pressing scientific problems of the day. A significant, and key, component of our department’s strategic plan is to cultivate the next generation of scientific leadership. Faculty, from our assistant professors to our most senior and distinguished colleagues, are international
leaders in their subfields, garnering local, national, and international recognition and accolades commensurate with their excellence in research and teaching.
Below is a sampling of our fantastic faculty colleagues. Please navigate to the menu above for the complete roster
Bliem
Carribeth
Teaching/Education
Miller
Alexander
Inorganic
Papanikolas
John
Physical
Sheiko
Sergei
Polymer/Materials
Moran
Andrew
Physical
Atkin
Joanna
Physical
You
Wei
Polymer/Materials
Cahoon
James
Polymer/Materials
Kanai
Yosuke
Physical
Templeton
Joseph
Inorganic
Tiani
Domenic
Teaching/Education
DeSimone
Joseph
Polymer/Materials
Our Graduate Students
Our graduate students form the next generation of scientific leaders. As a department, we seek to recruit and mentor a diverse cohort of students dedicated to excellence in the classroom and research laboratory.
The creativity, drive, collegiality, and accomplishments of our graduate students in tackling difficult scientific problems are significant reasons why UNC is an international leader in chemical research.
Alexandra
Tiffany
Nicholas
Anna
Nicholas
Kyla
Tyler
Hannah
Michael
Brianna
Yidan
Jackson