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My first PHD student Mingyu Wan has successfully defended his PHD Thesis 😀. Mingyu will be an Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering at University of Science and Technology in China. Congrats Dr. Mingyu Wan. Thank committees Hongliang Xin @Jerome_Delhommelle and @Zhiyong_Gu

Alyssa gave an excellent department seminar today to us. So excited to learn nanoparticle reconstruction under working condition with multiscale simulations. Alyssa Hensley Fanglin Che UMass Lowell

Join us at the AIMED Workshop on Heterogeneous Catalysis! 🚀 Co-chaired with Profess.or Profess.and, TheorHetCat ICIQ, & Neil M Schweitzer. Funded by U.S. National Science Foundation. 🗓️ Dates: Oct. 10–11, 2024 📍 Location: Big Ten Conference Center, Rosemont, IL (hybrid) Registration is now open! aimedx.github.io/hetcat

Very enjoyable trip to Yale to attend the NECS symposium. Our group has presented 3 posters and 1 talk. Congrats Runze got NECS poster award.🥰🥰😃

🔔 Registration is still open for the AIMED Workshop! Limited in-person seats available. Register now to join the discussions on AI in heterogeneous catalysis: aimedx.github.io/hetcat #AIMED2024 #AI #Catalysis

Great to see our work on the cover of Chem days before the Noble Metal Nanoparticles GRC! I think it captures the unique ways Bi directs structure in gold nanoparticles well. Beautiful work as always, great working with you Ella Marushchenko! UMass Lowell Research cell.com/chem/fulltext/…

We are hiring multiple graduate students! ! ! Please help us distribute. If you have any one interested in computational heterogeneous catalysis, please recommend him/her to [email protected]. sites.uml.edu/fanglin_che/re…

I’m thrilled to announce that our group has received support from the DOE Fusion Energy Science Basic Plasma Science and Engineering to investigate the effects of plasma-nanoparticle interactions on catalysis, utilizing a multi-scale informed deep learning approach. 😊😊😊

It’s been a productive summer, and I’m excited to announce a collaboration with @ThoiLab on an NSF-funded project. We’ll be investigating electrochemical C-N coupling using metal-organic materials, leveraging a machine learning approach.😊😊😊 nsf.gov/awardsearch/sh…

An updated photo from the Fanglin group in Fall 2024, along with a well-written article about our recent collaborative NSF award. uml.edu/news/stories/2…

UML Chemical Engineering Asst. Prof. Fanglin Che and Assoc. Prof. Sara Thoi of JHU Chemistry were awarded a 3-year U.S. National Science Foundation grant totaling $781K to explore sustainable methods for creating organonitrogen compounds, used in agriculture and pharmaceuticals: buff.ly/4dswhbz

At Materials Research Society (MRS) Boston Fall Meeting 2024 we celebrated the achievements of those group alumni (PhD and PDF) who were able to travel to join us, holding a scientific meeting on #perovskites #CQDs & #electrocatalysis followed by dinner together. The individuals in the photo are

Another featured pair of group alumnae (one PDF, one PhD) at MRS Boston this week: Prof. Fanglin Che Fanglin Che, UMass Lowell; and Prof. Mengxia Liu Liu Group - Yale University Yale Engineering. They now lead teams contributing in energy science and engineering, including both computational

Excited to host the New England Catalysis Society Winter 2025 Symposium at UMass Lowell on Friday, January 10th! Join us for talks by Prof. Umit Ozkan, Prof. Abhaya Datye, Qing Zhao, Zhou Lin 林舟, and Ross Lab. Register here: forms.gle/r49h5radHX88rQ….

The first article in 2025 from our group. Happy to share our opinions in integrating physics principles With AI on field enhanced catalysis. Thanks to the students and the support from DOE early career DOE Office of Science JACS Au pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

A working lunch is a great way to recharge in the middle of the semester! 😉

Excited to share our latest 2025 publication in ACS Catalysis! This paper showcases multi-scale simulation–guided field-enhanced catalysis, using ammonia decomposition as a case study. Thanks to DOE Office of Science support. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations to the winners of the New England Catalysis Society's Spring 2025 poster session! 1st: Felipe de Faria Teixeira (WPI), 2nd: Saleh Ahmat Ibrahim (UMass Lowell), 3rd: Success Eghosa Aiwekhoe (UMass Amherst). Also thanks again to Elizabeth Biddinger for a fantastic keynote!

If you have time today (Thursday at NAM29) at 5 pm, please stop by Hanover FG to hear our recent excited works on plasma catalysis designed by interpretable machine learning🤗🤗🤗