A research team including chemists from Syracuse University create the fastest artificial enzyme ever reported thanks to a novel method of locating an enzyme’s “sweet spot.”

Professors John Franck, Brett Jakubiak, David Kellen, Davoud Mozhdehi and Minghao Rostami have been awarded five-year CAREER grants to support their innovative research and educational outreach.

The grant will support their research with superconducting polyacetylene.

Korter's grant will support his work to interpret, analyze and model complex pharmaceuticals.

Professors Davoud Mozhdehi and Shikha Nangia are using machine learning to guide the design of stable nanoparticles.

$2.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health will explore how to remove the nausea, illness and weight loss associated with a class of Type 2 diabetes treatments.

A team of A&S chemists are working to develop a superconductor that could store vast amounts of energy and make the electrical power grid much more efficient.

Chemist Davoud Mozhdehi is working on an autonomous synthetic material that could create what he calls “smart plastics.”