Christopher Jaroniec, professor, chemistry and biochemistry, has received the 2015 ACS Physical Division Early-Career Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry. The award recognizes outstanding contributions in physical chemistry by young investigators. Professor Jaroniec was recognized “for the development and application of solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance methods in the study of structure and mechanism in complex biological assemblies." The award carries with it a $1500 prize. The recipients will be honored in a special awards symposium at the 250th ACS National Meeting in Boston. More information is available at:http://phys-acs.org/awards/2015.html.