Joanna Aizenberg leads the biomineralization and biomimetics lab @hseas @harvardCCB. Student managed account.
Cambridge, MA
Joined May 2022
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Excited to work with @cargnellogroup and @jaramillogroup on CO2 catalysis from this fall as a @StanfordEnergy postdoc fellow! Thanks to @AizenbergLab, Anatoly Frenkel, & Jessi van der Hoeven for support!
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Inspired by how lotus leaves naturally repel water, researchers in @AizenbergLab created a new, PFAS-free coating for fabrics that keeps water out without harming people or the planet. #Sustainability #PFAS
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A modular catalyst platform shows how nanoparticle size and proximity independently controls thermocatalytic activity and selectivity, respectively. @Aizenberglab @LimGarrick @hseas @harvardccb
Read it here 🔗 go.acs.org/9KN
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Great celebration and reunion at the Welch Conference! @AizenbergLab @CassiCallmann @JonesMattRob @LandesChristy @profglotz
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Here is our new paper on a simple #gene-editing apparatus for low resources & the developing world bit.ly/FiltAMI23 @ACS_AMI led by Isa Frost @BioEngUCLA @dgsomucla with Steve Jonas @SJNanoTrnsFrmer, Joanna @AizenbergLab, Don Kohn, Satiro de Oliveira & more #CRISPR #nano
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Today the @AizenbergLab had a great visit by a group of #chemistry master’s students from @univgroningen . Photos are from a series of lightning talks ⚡️
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Find out more about @HarvardCCB's 2023 Chemistry Future Leaders Symposium and apply by 7/14: chemistry.harvard.edu/event/…
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Joanna Aizenberg’s @AizenbergLab @wyssinstitute @Harvard @AmerChemSociety award lecture #ACSSpring2023 #chemistry #nano
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Scientists looking like scientists in the @AizenbergLab. This was 100% unstaged; I just turned around and there they were! 👨🔬 👨🔬 🥼
Here Jack and Stefan are using the goniometer to measure the contact angle of liquids on the surfaces they make. 💧
