Exploring novel materials for energy generation, conversion, and storage, Thermoelectrics, Superconductors, Magnetic materials, Heterogeneous catalysis
Check out our recent work led by @oppong_richeal on “Come for predictions, stay for complexity: Synthesis and experimental probing of ionic conductivity in Li9B19S33” in @JMaterChem -@iowastatechem@AmesNatLab
https://t.co/fANQpu2LdX
Check out our recent work led by @KongSeongyoung on Facet-Dependent Hydrogen Evolution Reaction on M2P (M = Ni, Co, Fe) Single Crystals, now available in @ACSCatalysis. @iowastatechem, @AmesNatLab https://t.co/DxN11kYYNN
Live now in @ChemMater Check out our latest work led by @AmobiGenevieve on “Encapsulation of Ba in InSb Framework Introduces Chirality in Clathrate-Like BaIn4Sb4” @iowastatechem, @nanophononics https://t.co/r8PuwKj8Xh
To Substitute Rather Than Intercalate: Chimie douce Approach to Induce Ferromagnetism in Metastable Pt0.8M0.2Se2 (M = Cr, Co, Ni) | Journal of the American Chemical Society @iowastatechem@AmesNatLab https://t.co/iMLsRazwex
Many thanks to Yoji Kobayashi @YojiKobayashi3 for hosting my visit to KAUST. Really enjoyed the visit and all discussions with Yoji and faculty and students.
Interested in the magnetism of noncentrosymmetric rare-earth + transition-metal quaternary sulfides? Check out our latest article in @ChemMater
Interplay of 3d and 4f Magnetism in Chiral Y6FeSi2S14 and Tb6FeSi2S14 Chalcogenides | Chemistry of Materials
https://t.co/ISopYxzayo
2025 North American Solid State Chemistry Conference (NASSCC 2025) will be hosted at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, on July 28-31, 2025.
Please visit the conference website: https://t.co/4IBLoYptxf
and submit an abstract! #NASSCC2025
Do you like big crystals? Check out former undergrad @vkyveryga ‘s paper on “Cause, Consequence, and Control of Ag Vacancies in BaAg2–xAs2” published in @InorgChem! @AmesNatLab@iowastatechem
https://t.co/VAknrzie87
Check out our recent paper on “FeSi4P4 and CoSi3P3: Hidden Gems of Ternary Tetrel Pnictides with Outstanding Nonlinear Optical Properties” published in @ChemMater |https://t.co/XbsqkETUtz
@iowastatechem@AmesNatLab
Absolutely horrific to learn that Miguel Alario Franco, a leading solid-state chemist from Spain, suddenly passed away yesterday. We enjoyed his presence during the last GRC only a month ago, and we will miss him, his famous humor and spectacular jokes. RIP
Gayatri Viswanathan designs new materials for clean energy conversion and generation. Learn more about @ChemViswanathan and the 2024 #CASFutureLeaders before they arrive in Columbus next week. https://t.co/BWB8IwtS19