The paper is now up. Pedagogical thread below: arxiv.org/abs/2308.07295

Congrats Xuanyi Kumahlab , on your PhD Defense!

Carolinas Section of the American Ceramics Society is hosting an exciting webinar on Bioceramics in the Carolinas. (Wed. Sept 27th 5pm EST). Registration information can be found here ceramics.org/acers-spotligh…

Excited to work on utilizing AI-aided methods to discover new electronic materials Duke Physics Georgia Tech College of Engineering Notre Dame Engineering James Rondinelli Northwestern Engineering U.S. National Science Foundation invests $72.5M to design revolutionary materials new.nsf.gov/news/nsf-inves…

Come join us at the 11th Annual Triangle Student Research Competition on October 10th at the NC Biotech Center! Register by September 26th 🥼

Check out our most recent work, "Improvement of Oxygen Reduction Activity and Stability on a Perovskite Oxide Surface by Electrochemical Potential". At Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), we've made a significant advancement in enhancing the long-term durability of SOFC/SOEC. nature.com/articles/s4146…

The Tenth edition of QUOROM is now open for abstract submission. Join us on April 3, 2024.

Working on Ceramics and Additive Manufacturing in the Carolinas? You are invited to the 2014 Carolinas Section Annual Meeting hosted at U. of South Carolina ceramics.org/members/member… #ACerSNews

It was great hosting Divine Kumahlab today for the physical chemistry seminar, and using the opportunity for our first group pictures!

Big WSJ story this morning about the lack of grid capacity to meet growing data center power needs. What is faster: building more supply in quantity, or developing lower-power computing technologies? Neither is fast or easy.

This will be an excellent meeting!

I am excited to attend and speak at Quantum Noir

Kumahlab and Duke Physics graduate student Jordan Shield's News and Views article is out in Nature Physics. The article reviews new work utilizing the orientation of crystalline substrates to modify the electronic properties of ultra-thin films nature.com/articles/s4156…

Congratulations to Divine Kumah Kumahlab, Charles H. Townes Associate Professor of Physics, who was honored with a named professorship in recognition of his leadership and commitment to excellence in scholarship and research. trinity.duke.edu/news/eight-tri…