Congratulations to Dr. Ying Wang on taking up a tenure-stream position at CUHK. Ying’s appointment is in the Department of Chemistry, where she will work on surface electrochemistry with a focus on the understanding of small molecule activation on electrodes. We were fortunate to attract Ying as a post-doctoral fellow 2018-2019; she had earned her Ph.D. with Richard Compton at Oxford and had completed post-doctoral training with Tom Meyer at UNC.
Toronto group’s CO2 reduction work covered in Chemistry World.
Rival teams hail shortcut for removing carbon from the atmosphere – The Globe and Mail
Chris, Geonhui, and colleagues publish “CO2 Electroreduction from Carbonate Electrolyte” in ACS Energy Letters
Lina, with Princeton, Cambridge, NTU, and SNU coauthors, publishes in Chemical Reviews “Perovskites for Next-Generation Optical Sources”
Cao-Thang Dinh, collaborator Prof. Cathy Crudden, and colleagues, publish cover-of-Nature-Chemistry paper: “N-heterocyclic carbene-functionalized magic-number gold nanoclusters”
Gomis wins 2019 UTAA Award of Excellence
Yuanjie, Jun and colleagues publish in Nature Catalysis “Efficient electrocatalytic conversion of carbon monoxide to propanol using fragmented copper”
Mingyang, Pelayo, Grant and colleagues publish “Ultrafast narrowband exciton routing within layered perovskite nanoplatelets enables low-loss luminescent solar concentrators” in Nature Energy
Mingyang, Pelayo, Grant and colleagues publish “Ultrafast narrowband exciton routing within layered perovskite nanoplatelets enables low-loss luminescent solar concentrators” in Nature Energy.
You can find the paper here.
Tao-Tao and Yuanjie’s Nature Catalysis paper featured as Cover Article and in News and Views as “Geometry aids green carbon electrochemistry”
Congratulations to Tao-Tao, Yuanjie, and colleagues. Their paper, “Copper nanocavities confine intermediates for efficient electrosynthesis of C3 alcohol fuels from carbon monoxide”, was featured as the Cover Article in Issue 12 of Nature Catalysis.
The work was also featured in the News and Views article “Geometry aids green carbon electrochemistry”, in Nature Catalysis. Read the news and views article here.
