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It was nice to have Scotty Scotty Bobbitt visiting UTRGV UTRGV Division of Research today and telling us about his work on computational modeling of a wide variety of materials, from MoS2, ionic liquid to MOFs!

Has the Entos Envision AI tool from Iambic Therapeutics stopped accepting new users? Been using it in my compchem class for the past years but this year my students can't get the activation code in their email after signing up.

🚨Job alert🚨 We are looking for #GPU programmers to develop software for alchemical free energy calculations and AI-enhanced QM force fields. Apply for this very exciting joint project with NVIDIA and TandemAI using the link or spread the word! jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/218061

Glad to be part of this work! CD-MOF never stops to amaze me.

Excited to share that I will be moving from south TX to north TX to join Southern Methodist University SMU SMU Chemistry this Fall. Looking forward to see y'all in Dallas! PhD and postdoc positions will be available in my group. Stay tuned!

We are happy to announce a new Associate Editor joining the IC team: Welcome Prof Banglin Chen (Fujian Normal University, Zhejiang Normal University) with an expertise in porous compounds and materials--MOFs, COFs, and HOFs! Please submit a manuscript to help Banglin get started.

New work in The Journal of Chemical Physics from @FormalikFilip and Haoyuan Chen on adsorption cooling. Paper also assembles many good tips for simulating vapor adsorption. pubs.aip.org/aip/jcp/articl…

We have openings for Postdoctoral Fellows at our research group focused on developing new polymer or porous materials for chemical engineering applications such as carbon capture or gas storage and separations or water treatment. #Hiring #Postdoc #ScienceCareers #AcademicJobs

Happy to share this collaborative work with Manar Shoshani and Sam Yruegas Yruegas Group! Yes we mostly work on nanomaterials but molecular organometallics was a lot of fun!

First group lunch at SMU! Excited to lead this small but dynamic & diverse team to develop new methods for modeling nanomaterials.

If you are an assistant professor whose group uses AI/ML for chemical or materials problems, join our slack! It's a way to ask questions about grants, advertise conferences, and partake in a community of people also going through this bonkers process. forms.gle/bnBibnhGhoJpSo…

I created a world map of #MOF reserach groups. More information in the following blog post: crystalsymmetry.wordpress.com/2024/09/27/mof…

Mini Randall Snurr group alum reunion with Brandon Bukowski at the 3rd Texas Pore Engineering Conference in Houston!

Many thanks to all the attendees of TEXPEC-2024 (texpec2024.com) hosted at University of Houston. A weekend filled with amazing talks and posters, which made it a big success. Looking forward to next year's conference in Dallas!

Glad to have Prof. Qiang Cui visiting us at SMU Chemistry and giving a wonderful talk today! He has always been a role model for me and has been immensely supportive of my academic career.

The 2025 Artificial Molecular Switches & Motors GRC is accepting applications! See the fantastic lineup of speakers in technical sessions on molecular motors and switches, DNA nanotech, polymers, photonics, energy storage, biological machines, and more: grc.org/artificial-mol…

This is so devastating. I had the privilege to collaborate with Fraser on several projects and he is such a perfect role model. Beyond his science, he has always been extremely supportive of my career. May he rest in peace.

Finally visited the George W. Bush presidential library which is right beside our campus. Saw quite a few chemists in the list of National Medal of Science laureates!

It's official: SMU has achieved Carnegie Research One (R1) classification, joining the ranks of the nation’s top public and private research institutions. Read more: bit.ly/4hBQHBU

Glad to be part of this work! My postdoc Thomas did some calculations to help interpret experimental findings. This is also my first paper on COFs. More to come!