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American Chemical Society Read more at bit.ly/47nxdfX #PennStateChemistry

Stay tuned for the book "Active Colloids: from Fundamentals to Frontiers", due to be published by the end of 2024 by Royal Society of Chemistry, edited by @JulianeSimmchen Will Uspal and me.

Our college is home to a 2024 national finalist for the Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists in the chemical sciences! Congrats to our own Joseph Cotruvo Jr., professor of chemistry, for being chosen as a finalist. Read more at bit.ly/4eABm2H #PennStateChemistry

Congrats to grad students Yu-Ching Tseng and Sanjana Krishna Mani of the Sen group for being recognized at the Fall 2024 American Chemical Society Global Virtual Symposia for Chemical Nanomotors–Frontiers and Opportunities with "Best Flash Presentation" awards! ➡️ science.psu.edu/news/chemistry…

Way to go Sanjana Krishnamani and Yu-Ching 👍

Don't miss our interview with @subhachem about his recent article, "Substrate-induced assembly of cascade enzymes and catalytic surfactants: nanoarchitectonics at the oil-in-water droplet interface" Interview 👉 buff.ly/4dZfU6G Article 👉 buff.ly/3X3G01U

This semester we welcomed the new U.S. National Science Foundation National Synthesis Center for Emergence in the Molecular and Cellular Sciences and celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony! Read more: bit.ly/3ZDMJB8 #PennStateChemistry Penn State Chemistry

ENG 🧵 THREAD | A new type of nanomotor improves immunotherapy for bladder cancer 🔬💊 Researchers from #IBEC & POSTECH have developed urea-powered nanomotors that could revolutionize bladder cancer treatment. Here’s how! 👇

We announce the International Conference on Principles of Soft Matter Science (DOI2025), which will be held from May 10 to 12, 2025, in Wenzhou, China. The main aim of this conference is to celebrate Prof. Masao Doi's tremendous scientific achievements. doi2025.wiucas.ac.cn

'Micro- and Nanomotors: Engineered Tools for Targeted and Efficient Biomedicine' from ACS Nano is an open access #ACSEditorsChoice. 📖 Read the article: go.acs.org/cnc

"Life of a Droplet: A Non-Equilibrium Drama." Congratulations Sanjana Krishnamani Penn State Chemistry for winning first prize in Visual Appeal at the Penn State Materials Visualization Competition.

Great job!!👏 Penn State Eberly College of Science

Thrilled to have won 1st prize in Visual Appeal for "Life of a Droplet: A Non-Equilibrium Drama" at the Materials Visualization Competition. Grateful to Catalyst, Penn State Chemistry, and Materials Research. sites.psu.edu/mvcs/17-winner… #MaterialScience #SciArt

Multiplicity of Regulatory Subunit Conformations Defines Structural Ensemble of Reset Protein Kinase A Holoenzyme | Journal of the American Chemical Society Penn State Chemistry Penn State Eberly College of Science pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja…

Delighted to share our group’s integrative cryo-EM and structural MS of PKA type I reset holoenzyme. This exciting work led by Varun (Varun Venkat) and other Penn State colleagues caps a long search for structure of the elusive holoenzyme and highlights ensemble behavior.

Huge congratulations to Dr. Buckley for successfully defending her dissertation on Friday! She’s officially the first PhD to defend from our lab at PSU— blazing the trail with brilliance, grit, and grace. We couldn't be prouder!

Three of our grad students received awards at the 17th annual Materials Visualization Competition. Congrats to graduate students in chemistry Sanjana Krishna Mani and Shehan Madusankha, and Edgar Dimitrov, graduate student in physics!

This competition celebrates the quality of research in materials at Penn State and promotes awareness of materials science through visualization. Check out more about our winners at bit.ly/43mC94J #PennStateChemistry #PennStatePhysics

Proud of Varun for all his work on PKA reset through fantastic integration of HDXMS, Cryo-EM, and Native MS! Come check out his poster from 10:30-2:30 at poster # 606 at #ASMS2025

We are on our way to designing intelligent communicating systems involving particle populations that carry out different tasks. Non-reciprocal chemotactic movement in enzyme cascade under flow-free conditions: Cell Reports Physical Science cell.com/cell-reports-p…