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Using the power of machine learning to better harness the sun’s power

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On the hunt for new and innovative fuels

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Creating the next generation of neuroscience tools

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Using molecular electronics to create rich warm guitar sound

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Searching for the secret of the 24-hour solar cell

Department Rankings

Cutting-edge research boosts Chemistry program to second in Canada, according to the latest Shanghai rankings. Determined by published papers, literature citations, and awards received, this ranking reflects the dedicated work of our faculty and students and the passion they bring to the Department of Chemistry every day. Congratulations!

Research & Teaching News

Research in materials discovery strengthened by federal government

June 15, 2021

Vladimir Michaelis will receive new funding through the Government of Canada’s Canada Research Chair program.
In memoriam: Celebrating the life of William A. G. (Bill) Graham

April 12, 2021

The Faculty of Science mourns the loss of esteemed chemist and beloved community member Bill Graham.
Equipment upgrades will boost innovative metabolomics research linking environmental exposures with health outcomes

March 03, 2021

Infrastructure funding will support U of A-led research aimed at improving Canadians’ health by creating a fuller picture of the chemicals we encounter in everyday life.
New equipment will help U of A scientists create compounds that could power the future

March 03, 2021

Greater ability to define characteristics of new materials will further research with applications in everything from solar energy and next-generation batteries to cleaner mining and pharmaceuticals.
Let’s Talk Teaching: Meet chemist Christie McDermott

February 09, 2021

Hear from Assistant Chair Christie McDermott on chemistry, teaching, and her advice for students learning remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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