Dr. Xiaoji Xu's research lab at Stony Brook University, working on new types of scanning probe microscopy with lasers. Interested in polymer, and 2D materials.
Super happy to receive the Richard Van Duyne Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry from the ACS-PHYS division at the ACS Fall Meeting in Washington DC.
Super happy to see former group member, Haomin Wang, receiving the award certificate of the ACS-PHYS Young Investigator Award at the ACS Fall Meeting in Washington DC.
Our former group member, Haomin Wang (Ph.D. 2015-2020) @Stpotato , will receive the ACS PHYS Young Investigator Award 2025. Congratulations Haomin!
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Our perspective about multidimensional IR nanospectroscopy. Thank you @JChemPhys, for the invitation to make the contribution.
Action-based two-dimensional infrared spectroscopy on the horizon https://t.co/3S48njWxvt
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Very nice experience to participate the "Discussions on Action Spectroscopy" at ICFO, in Barcelona, Spain. It was both informational and inspirational.
Physical Seminar Series: Guillermo Lozano Onrubia: “Ultra-high Spatial Resolution Of The Work Function Of Ytterbium Oxide On Indium Tin Oxide Using Pulsed Force Kelvin Probe Force Microscopyns”
Tuesday, 7 January 2025 at 11:00 PM. Learn more at https://t.co/t7aCGYkQxX
Great News, Qing Xie of our group received the ACS PHYS Graduate Student Award. Her work is on demonstrating the first AFM-2DIR. Congratulations!
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2D spectroscopy at the nanoscale. We combine photothermal AFM detection with IR femtosecond pulse sequence to create the AFM-2DIR spectroscopy. It brings together two frontiers of IR.
Support from #Lehigh's Core grant, @BeckmanFnd, @LehighResearch
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