Here is the UW Madison press release about our new center CMORE. I appreciate everyone (@wenchia_wong, @VanLehnGroup) who helped put this project together!
https://t.co/Iq3PSpgykL
Meet @UWMadCBE's incoming R. Byron Bird Department Chair. Karen and William Monfre Professor @Brian_Pfleger starts his tenure July 1. Brian is also a Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor. Welcome Brian!
Meet @Brian_Pfleger, professor in @UWMadCBE@UWMadEngr, who uses metabolic engineering techniques to produce value-added fuels and chemicals. His lab has projects in different organisms, including Escherichia coli, yeast and cyanobacteria. https://t.co/urO1O4gnRl
Need a break? Play "Bloom: The Saga of the Poop Fertilizer Economy." The latest game from @fielddaylab and prof Victor M Zavala! Navigate one of the biggest environmental challenges facing the US right now — and it all has to do with cow poop. https://t.co/U5G6MVctwa
A great celebration with @UWMadCBE alumni! 150+ guests came to the grand opening of our new laboratories and spaces. Here, donors add a symbolic charge to a flask, followed by Prof. Regina Murphy pouring the collective charge to the column #badgerengineer@UWMadEngr
Congratulations to our NSF CAREER awardee: Marcel Schreier. Marcel will use this award to develop approaches to control the various phases of full and partial oxidation reactions using methods from electrocatalysis
https://t.co/37T9MjoB5d
#badgersengineers
With final approval of state funding for our new building, we’re grateful to reach a critical milestone in our growth initiative. The $347 million facility will allow us to educate more students, attract and support faculty, and pursue emerging research.
https://t.co/7ZWqYFr4tM
excited to share some of my groups recent work at this seminar series in April! seminars are open to the public and can be attended via zoom. link to register is ⬇️⬇️
Our perspective on a 2023 article we found exciting: @ShojiHall lab showed water-in-salt electrolytes can promote selective CO2 electro-reduction. Excellent example of how thermodynamic departures impact electrocatalysis!
@beichenliu_u@WenxiaoGuo_o
https://t.co/SShJfTI0pO
The stunning cover image featured on JACS leads in to the article: Insight into the Role of Entropy in Promoting Electrochemical CO2 Reduction by Imidazolium Cations. Authored by @UWMadCBE Seonmyeong Noh, Yoon Jin Cho, Gong Zhang, and Marcel Schreier