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We all want fast charging #batteries! Multielectron Redox and Insulator-to-Metal Transition upon Lithium Insertion in the Fast-Charging, Wadsley-Roth Phase PNb9O25 Molleigh Preefer Ram Seshadri UCLA Samueli Engineering USC Chemistry pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

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Waiting to cycle the antechamber like

Is there a Chipotle-style restaurant but for oatmeal? Like pick your base and then add all your toppings? This isn’t a joke I think that’s a great idea. Could be called Chipoatmeal idk maybe the name needs work

The perfect way to celebrate being awarded a 2021 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship today!!! @NSFGRFP

A big congratulations to Jessi Andrews on her very well deserved @NSFGRFP! While I would tend to recommend a nice cab or pinot to pair with chocolate cupcakes, champagne seems appropriate in this case 🎉🎉🎉USC Chemistry

Congratulations to Jessica Andrews (Melot group) and James Fortwengler (Brutchey group), who received 2021 GRFP fellowships! Honorable mentions were received by Zachary Wood (Fieser group), Jose Godinez (Bradforth group) and undergraduate Alexander Maertens (Williams group).

Learn how chemistry students Jessica Andrews and James Fortwengler plan to pursue big ideas in cleaner water, better batteries and diversity, aided by 2021 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships. Brent Melot @BrutcheyGroup USC WiSE dornsife.usc.edu/news/stories/3…

The program for NASSCC 2021 is now available on the website (dornsife.usc.edu/conferences/no…)! There is an outstanding lineup of talks with more than 150 posters that will be presented! Be sure to register early! dornsife.usc.edu/conferences/no…

OK, the counting is shaky, but here is paper # 400: High-Rate Lithium Cycling and Structure Evolution in Mo4O11: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac… [led by Rebecca Vincent, with Molleigh Preefer, Jessi Andrews, Brent Melot etc.]

Very excited to share this report, led by Jessi Andrews, where we show the first example of reversible electrochemical (de)insertion of F-ions at room temperature. Wouldn't have been possible without support from the SCALAR EFRC team! DOE Office of Science pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Brent Melot and coworkers report on the reversible, electrochemical (de)fluorination of CsMnFeF6 at room temperature using a liquid electrolyte. Louis F J Piper Jessi Andrews Molleigh Preefer Jessi Andrews Tolbert Lab @USCMatCon pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Just read this very nice perspective from Jessi Andrews Michael Brady Brent Melot : Impact of Structural Deformations on the Performance of Li-Ion Insertion Hosts pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

I present many hard years of effort between myself, Sir Woof, the groups of Piero Canepa Dan Zhao and others. The pitch: Aluminum formate (ALF) adsorbs CO2 really well at elevated temperatures, ignores N2, and is made reeeeeal cheap. Enjoy! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

If you're around #F22MRS this evening be sure to stop by the poster by Jessi Andrews at EN03.10.01 on our recent work about the reversibly cycling of F-ions in CsFeMnF6!

If you’re looking for her poster, it’s up front! Congrats Jessi!

Proud of former undergrad Jessi Andrews (interned here with Neutronsabound, currently a grad student at USC Chemistry with Brent Melot) for the best poster award at the Fall 2022 MRS.

A belated congratulations to Jessi Andrews and Megan for winning Excellence in Graduate Student Research awards at the Chemistry department's annual celebration. Great job! @USCMatCon USC Chemistry

Read more about Megan's award-winning work, in her recent publication on polar hybrids exhibiting SHG! @USCMatCon USC Chemistry Polarizable Anionic Sublattices Can Screen Molecular Dipoles in Noncentrosymmetric Inorganic–Organic Hybrids pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Rodriguez Group UMD calling out the audience at #NASSCC to “keep the physicists honest” on #LK99! #showmethepowder