Adam Braunschweig

Adam Braunschweig is a Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY), and holds a joint appointment in the Nanoscience Initiative at the Advanced Science Research Center. His research focuses on organic electronics, glycobiology, and advanced material science, addressing challenges in medicine, environment, and technology.

Education: PhD in Chemistry from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Postdoctoral training at New York University (NYU), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Northwestern University. Prior academic roles include Assistant and Associate Professor positions at the University of Miami and NYU.

Research interests include organic photovoltaics, synthetic carbohydrate receptors targeting cell-surface glycans, and 4D organic nanolithography. His work bridges chemistry with engineering and biology, emphasizing practical applications in energy and healthcare. Recent publications (2021-2023) highlight innovations in polymer chemistry, glycopolymer microarrays, and mechanochemical synthesis.

No scientific awards explicitly listed. The Braunschweig Group operates interdisciplinary projects, leveraging organic chemistry and supramolecular strategies. Collaborations include NYU, UCLA, and institutions globally. His lab focuses on translating chemical innovations into functional materials and diagnostic tools.