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Professor Andy LiWang's research published in Science

June 26, 2015
LiWang's research on circadian clocks is in Science magazine. Here is a news write-up.

New Nanomaterials Center for Energy and Sensing

June 16, 2015
An interdisciplinary group of UC Merced faculty, including CCB's Tao Ye, plan to create new materials solutions enabling high-performance, reliable, compact and lightweight energy conversion, storage and sensing devices for NASA missions. This $5 million grant will lead to innovative...

Chemistry postdoc receives Chancellor's Fellowship

May 20, 2015
Makenzie Provorse wins the Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellowship!

Congratulations to all our graduates!

May 16, 2015

LiWangs receive big NIH grants

October 19, 2014
Both Patti LiWang and Andy LiWang's research groups have recently received R01 grants from the NIH! The grant in Patti's group will be used to study the stability of proteins for preventing HIV in developing countries, where HIV inhibitors must be stored without refrigeration. The grant in...

NSF funds new high-performance computing cluster

September 19, 2014
Hrant Hratchian and a team of UC Merced computational faculty received a Major Research Infrastructure grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a new campus high-performance computing system.

New Science and Engineering Building Opens

August 19, 2014
Chemistry research groups and a brand-new NMR are starting to move into the lab space in the new Science and Engineering 2 building.

NSF grant awarded to Tao Ye

August 1, 2014
Tao Ye's group received a $510,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to investigate the self-assembly of DNA nanostructures using new single-molecule techniques.

New Organic Chemistry Faculty Baxter and Stokes join the Chemistry group

July 1, 2014
Welcome two new faculty specializing in organic synthesis and organometallic chemistry: Ryan Baxter and Ben Stokes. Ryan is setting up his lab now and Ben will be starting in January.

Jason Hein and Tao Ye publish a paper on trouble-shooting organic reactions and studying the surface chemistry by AFM

June 19, 2014
Jason Hein and Tao Ye recently published a paper on trouble-shooting organic reactions and studying the surface chemistry by AFM.

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