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The Analytical Scientist Power List 2024, Jonathan Sweedler is voted #4 in the category Human Heath Heros.
THOUGHT LEADERS: Professional Development Insights for a Flourishing Career in Analytical Chemistry, AZO Materials interview with Professor Jonathan Sweedler, conducted at Pittcon 2024 in San Diego.
Beckman Institute News: "Painting a molecular portrait of the brain with mass spectrometry and deep learning."
The Analytical Scientist Power List 2023, Sweedler is voted #3 in the category, Leaders and Advocates.
CCIL JumpStart Program Member Jonathan Sweedler Brings Single-Cell Chemical Measurement Expertise to Cancer Research.
UIUC/Sweedler Group to Receive $1.25 Million NIH Grant for New High-End Mass Spectrometer.
University of Illinois/150 Years & Beyond: Sweedler Interview .
The Analytical Scientist Power List 2021, the 100 most influential analytical scientists. Prof. Sweedler is voted #1.
Beckman Institute Student Researcher Spotlight: Krishna Anapindi.
The Analytical Scientist Power List 2019, the 100 most influential people in the analytical sciences. Prof. Sweedler is voted #1.
Sweedler LCGC Interview, "New Mass Spectrometry Measurement Tools for Characterizing Individual Cells", September 2019.
Beckman Institute News: "Research Seeks to Identify the Molecular Pathways Underlying Opioid-induced Hyperalgesia".
Jonathan Sweedler Honored With CASSS Award for 2019.
Small Wonder, Marina Philip, Jonathan Sweedler, The Analytical Scientist, online article (2/26/2019).
ACS Axial interviews Jonathan Sweedler, Torbern Bergman Medalist, June 2018.
Jonathan Sweedler contributes to the LCGC North America’s 35th Anniversary Issue (August 2017), "Measuring More from Less: The Evolution of Hyphenated and Combined Measurements."
Sweedler Interview at Pittcon 2017, Characterizing the Brain Cell by Cell, from News-Medical.net - An AZoNetwork Site.
NSF Workshop Report (J. Sweedler, Co-Chair with R. Bhargava): Measuring the Brain: From the Synapse to Thought, 2016.
Sweedler contributes to the Top Ten Trends Driving Science, ACS Axial, December 2016 (PDF).
Sweedler contributes to BioTEchniques Feature Article, TechNews, Parsing Unknowns, August 2016 (PDF).
Local News Coverage of Hazard Materials Safety Drill with UI Division of Research Safety, Urbana Firefighters and Sweedler Group, 2016.
Jonathan Sweedler is featured on the cover of the April 2016 issue of The Analytical Scientist in an article entitled "When Two Worlds Collide."
"Sea slug brain chemistry reveals a lot about human memory, learning" online article and video at Science Nation, National Science Foundation, April 2016.
Peter Nemes, former Sweedler Group member, speaks to The Column on "Characterizing Biological Processes in Single Cells using Capillary Electrophoresis", February 2016.
The Analytical Scientist Powerlist 2015, the 100 most influential people in the analytical sciences. Prof. Sweedler is voted #3.
"Single-cell biology: The power of one" - article in Science on single cell work the Sweedler group and others do, November 2015.
Beckman Researchers Awarded NIH BRAIN Initiative Grant, October 2015.
Interview, chromtographyonline.com, "Unlocking Mysteries of Neurochemistry."
You Tube Video Overview of the Center for Nutrition, Learning, and Memory - includes commentary from Prof. Sweedler describing the Sweedler Group's participation.
The Analytical Scientist Powerlist 2013, the 100 most influential people in the analytical sciences. Prof. Sweedler is voted #4.
Transcript of an interview by Liu Liyang, Editor of Instrument.com.cn (China), with Prof. Sweedler, including translation, October 2012.
American Chemical Society names new editor for Analytical Chemistry the most cited journal in its field.
News Bureau, Illinois, August 2011 - "Four Illinois professors elected American Chemical Society fellows."
Science Daily, October 2010, "Study of Planarian Hormones May Aid in Understanding Parasitic Flatworms."
News Bureau, Illinois, "Study of planarian hormones may aid in understanding parasites."
thescepticalchymist, Chemistry from Nature, blogpost, October 2009 - "Reactions - Jonathan Sweedler."
Chemical Technology, October 2008 - "Sensing NO in Single Cells."
Chemical Biology, September 2007 - "Neuropeptides Go with the Flow."
Chemical Biology, August 2007 - "Neurons Grow Less Dense."
EurekAlert! August 2007 - "Microfluidic chambers advance the science of growing neurons."
News Bureau, Illinois - "Microfluidic chambers advance the science of growing neurons."
Chemical & Engineering News Cover Story - Pittcon Awards 2007: "Researchers were honored for achievements in analytical chemistry and spectroscopy."
Beckman Institute Feature Story - "Sweedler's research yields big results."
National Science Foundation - "Newly Discovered Genes, Brain Chemicals Likely Play a Role in Complex Bee Behavior."
Popular Mechanics - "Newly discovered genes play a role in complex bee behavio.r"
News Bureau, Illinois - "Scientists identify 36 genes, 100 neuropeptides in honey bee brains."
Chemical & Engineering News - "Sensitive, downscaled techniques locate D-amino acids in single neurons and subcellular sites."
Medical News Today - "New techniques study the brain's chemistry, neuron by neuron."
News Bureau, Illinois - "Serotonin metabolites in mollusks suggest pathways for human therapies."
News Bureau, Illinois - "Carver Trust grant to advance molecular studies at Illinois."

Research Funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation,
Department of Energy, the American Diabetes Association, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago