New materials that defy the laws of thermodynamics could revolutionize batteries, buildings, and more.

In the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering’s capstone course, fourth-year students put their skills to the test.

Greener graphite, rogue transcription factors, and a wound-healing bioelectronic device. 

Dean Nadya Mason is helping the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering reach new heights.

“Inverse vaccine” shows the potential to treat autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis.

New partnerships position UChicago as a leader in applying quantum technology to global problems.

New initiatives bring together science, innovation, national laboratories, and global initiatives.

Giulia Galli’s research answers big questions at a tiny scale.

For the UChicago doctors and molecular engineers working to enlist our own immune systems in the battle against cancer, successes and setbacks alike are critical to making the next leap.

PSD facilities keep up with an ever-progressing scientific landscape.

Water is life, but ever scarcer. The most promising approaches to a mounting global problem may be molecular.