Congratulations to Mithun on the great cover article on Environmental Science: Nano! Check out his study on PVP-coated Pt nanoparticles:
https://t.co/R0pFop7iiB
#nanoparticles#platinum#aggregation#sopround
Dr. Baalousha wins NSF grant to study the impact of nanomaterials released in the 2020 wildfire in the western United States. #wildfire#nanomaterials#environment#research#NSF
https://t.co/mWi1ZS11g6
https://t.co/FK7sy7EETx
Science communication continues, even during the pandemic. Our graduate student Amar attended Annual CSETAC Meeting virtually and presented his research on silver nanoparticles toxicity study.
ENE group welcomes new graduate student, Talal Abdullah Alshehri! Originally from Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Talal obtained his BSc in Environmental Health from Dammam University, and a Master's degree in Public Health from Eastern Kentucky University.
Higher than normal tides are expected September 25 -- October 2 for most U.S. coastal areas.
Find out where and why tides will be higher than normal: https://t.co/0Vfz12J64A
Congratulations to our graduate student Mohammed on passing his qualifying exam and becoming an official doctoral candidate yesterday!
#GraduateSchool#UofSC#UofSCpublichealth
Earlier this month, Dr. Baalousha presented at the 14th International Conference on Environmental Effects of Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials in Vienna, Austria!
#NANO2019#UofSC#nanotechnology#publichealth
It isn't quite Thursday yet, but here's a throwback to a great blog post from @SustainableNano detailing the importance of nanoparticles in sunscreen and why modern sunscreen no longer looks like Halloween makeup!๐งโโ๏ธ
https://t.co/b1vm6tD2LD
#uvsafetymonth#nanotechnology
July is UV Safety Month, check out the @AmericanCancer for more info on staying safe in the sun. Did you know that many sunscreens use nanoparticles to protect you from the sun's rays? Stay tuned for more sunscreen science this #uvsafetymonth ๐
https://t.co/cN7v8062QY