Congrats to Yahua for his paper published in Nature Chemical Engineering!
https://t.co/at6bHPjn1m
Normally, + and - electrodes "short circuit" when they touch. Interestingly, liquid metal anodes do not; instead they engulf the cathode and transfer.
🙌Our paper on chirality transfer from light to plasmonic nanoparticles - mediated by chiral distribution of hot carriers - is out in @angew_chem! We followed the reaction at the single particle level.🔬🥳 Congrats Seunghoon, Chenghao + collaborators 🤼https://t.co/BoVRDe1iQu
🥳Our cover in @acsnano! 🔖
🌻Artificial photosynthesis requires finding new materials able to harvest sunlight ☀️ and to catalyze reactions 🧪
Here we visualize this energy conversion process at the single molecule level in a plasmonic nanoparticle 🔬🙌
https://t.co/kiaSc0NAU4
Congrats to Keith, Pranesh, and co-authors for this collaborative paper w/ Karen Daniels:
https://t.co/knMCGhHEih
This paper was quite a journey. It provides new insights into the giant decrease in interfacial tension of liquid metal with voltage.
Given the recent interest in memristors, liquid metals, and soft memory devices, here is a video to highlight some work we did a while back with the help of two amazing students: Hyung-Jun Koo & Ju-Hee So (husband + wife!)
https://t.co/69HLQ4u8Dm
🔓Today in @NatureCatalysis we show a world-record plasmonic catalyst for hydrogen production from sunlight 🫧☀️We exploit the maximized hotspots density from bimetallic plasmonic supercrystals 🥳Big congrats @matias_herran + collaborators @IIISchulzIII 🙌https://t.co/Osw3gdi2Fo
Colloidal Nanoparticles of High Entropy Materials: Capabilities, Challenges, and Opportunities in Synthesis and Characterization
A perspective from Raymond Schaak et al @RaySchaak@penn_state
🔓 Open access in ACS Nanoscience Au 👉 https://t.co/ujYJpOXLrG
Researchers have invented an experimental wearable device that generates power from a user’s bending finger 🫵 and can write ✍️ and store memories 🗃️, in a promising step towards health monitoring ❤️ and other technologies.
Learn more: https://t.co/fNzVUYNn7J
Quantum dots (QDs) certainly deserve Nobel Prize. Here is a thread 🧵 about QDs in a simple way to understand for public. Forgive me for the notes; I suck at PowerPoint and I hate teaching using it. It involves a bit of quantum mechanics (QM), surface and colloid chemistry. /1