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Stitch is excited for his bedtime story! The third edition of Electrochemical Methods.

If you are #ACSFall2022 check out Enrique Contreras' talk on how photons can be deployed for the green synthesis of green fuels such as ammonia Plasmon-enhanced electroconversions, Division of Energy and Fuels, Aug 24, 2-2:30 pm in W184d (McCormick Place Convention Center)

Excellent seminar of Prof. Bryan R. Goldsmith from the University of Michigan. His achievements in #NitrogenReductionReaction are worth to follow!

Curing our new NMR tube holder, welcome to the lab capybara!!

Honored to be elected a fellow of American Physical Society + thankful for the many contributions of my group members and coworkers to chemical physics and my career physics.illinois.edu/news/three_ele…. Congrats also to University of Illinois colleagues Emily Edwards Illinois Quantum Information Science & Tech Center & Nico Yunes Illinois Physics

Congratulations to the following authors for their first publication in JPCC. Let's hope there are many more in their future! 1/3 Aaron Kenny-Wilby and Gyorgy Jaics's study of plasmonic semiconductors using MCD The Journal of Physical Chemistry University of Waterloo pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Check out our Nature Reviews Chemistry article on time-resolved electron microscopy: rdcu.be/c6asL with Renske van der Veen. Congrats to Frank Alcorn Chemistry at Illinois MaterialsResearchLab University of Illinois

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Our Chemistry at Illinois undergraduate researchers shine! Congrats to Aidan Lindsay for being named a Barry M. Goldwater scholar and to Molly Deely for receiving the John E. Gieseking Scholarship for UG research. Both mentored by Chloe Litts who recently achieved PhD candidacy.

Proud of my brother for being named a Goldwater Scholar!

Congrats to Frank Alcorn who successfully defended his PhD dissertation on watching catalytic nanostructures evolve under light using electron microscopy. You had to be there to know what this has to do with the destruction of Alderaan (graphic in the back) #StarWars

Tracking gold-copper nanoparticles using a dynamic environmental transmission electron microscope equipped for laser excitation shows them Ostwald ripening under plasmonic excitation. Findings are out in The Journal of Physical Chemistry pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10… Congrats to Frank Alcorn & @mayachatt_

“A doctoral student from Carmarthen will become the first person in Cardiff University’s 140-year history to complete a PhD in Chemistry entirely through the medium of Welsh when he graduates today.” cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/2733…

Time to celebrate the team: Congrats Chloe Litts for receiving Peixin He & Xiaoming Chen PhD4 Graduate Fellowship + Univ Block grant, Omar for Robert F. Carr Fellowship in Chemistry, Sreelekshmi Venu for John & Margaret Witt Fellowship, & Wenxin Zhang for Racheff Teaching Fellowship

Using a transmission electron microscope equipped for laser irradiation MaterialsResearchLab, Jain Prashant Jain Chemistry at Illinois and van der Veen laboratories observed copper-copper oxide nanoparticles restructuring under plasmonic excitation. U of I News Bureau 🔗 go.acs.org/60a

Viewpoint from Prashant Jain Prashant Jain (Free to Read) Hydrogen Evolution from a Spurious Source | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Check the source of H2 in your photo/electro catalysis experiment. (Cracked stirrer bar can be the culprit!) Viewpoint by Prashant Jain Hydrogen Evolution from a Spurious Source | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Nice work by Chloe Litts

New signs for laboratory concepts, chemistry terms and mechanistic motifs like nucleophilic substitution and elimination can make chemistry more accessible to everyone, not only Deaf students. chemistryworld.com/features/the-n…

It was a great day for a ribbon cutting in our new Visualization Laboratory space! It offers special software, a high-speed camera and more to help researchers analyze their data. You can also work with a team of designers on journal covers, 3D graphics, virtual reality and more!