Professor Shiraiwa's experience of "Make Our Planet Great Again" has been introduced in Chemistry World, a magazine by the Royal Society of Chemistry. Find the article by clicking here.
Students Faben Cruz, Ryan Davison, and Tristan McGinnis from Vy Dong's synthesis laboratory discover a new way to couple dienes and thiols. Read published article here.
Professor Shea's lab research on snakebites was discussed by The New York Times in an article talking about injectable nanoparitcles that neutralize venom. Read more here.
Annmarie Carlton has been named a 2019 ACS WCC Rising Star. The WCC Rising Star Award recognizes outstanding women scientists approaching mid-level careers who have demonstrated outstanding promise for contributions to their respective fields.
Congratulations to Professor Prescher for being named a Scialog Fellow by Research Corporation (RCSA). Scialog supports early to mid-career scientists working on multidisciplinary projects. The program is supported by the Research Corporation for Scientific Advancement and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. More details about the program can be found at: http://rescorp.org/scialog
Manabu Shiraiwa receives the Paul J. Crutzen Award for Early Career Scientists of the International Commission on Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Pollution. The award is given in recognition of an outstanding research contribution in atmospheric sciences by an early career scientist.
Shane Ardo is the lead/corresponding author - out of 45 expert co-authors - on a perspective paper detailing pathways to electrochemical solar-hydrogen technologies. This is an output from a workshop Ardo co-organized at the Lorentz Center in the Netherlands two years ago.
