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Guess what a little birdy told me:
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NDEW-ChE was amazing! Thank you to all the ChE department leaders who came to work together on diversity and inclusion, and to all our speakers who shared their expertise and experience with us. #diversityinstem #diversityleadership #equity #inclusion #chemicalengineering
The 2022 NDEW Workshop for Chemical Engineering Academic Leaders (funded by the AIChE Foundation) brought together more than 50 department chairs to collaborate on case studies with the goal of improving #equity #diversity and #inclusion in the profession. bit.ly/3yrGST1
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It is an unbelievable honor to receive this recognition from some of my favorite journals to read, publish in, and serve. Thank you to the polymer community and the incredible editors.
🎉Congratulations to this year's winners of the #ACSMacroLetters #Biomacromolecules #Macromolecules Young Investigator Awards, 🏅Changle Chen and 🏅Rebekka Klausen!
Read more about their work here ➡ go.acs.org/1sW
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Indeed: do NOT miss this!
FPi15 will be back in the USA: at lovely Raleigh!
With @HaraldAde @OanaJurchescu @DiaoGroup et al working hard to get an unforgettable conference done!
About to (finally) sign contracts for Fpi15 conference in Raleigh June 17-21, 2023. Hold the dates and RT. (Formal announcement to come soon.)
Hope to see many of you next year for an awesome conference
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Super fun collaboration with two amazing scientists. #girlpower 💪
A perspective on the emerging role of #halogenbonding🧪 in hybrid #perovskite🔸 #photovoltaics💡 @ChemMater through a great collaboration with @MelissaBall7 & @Loo_Group @SmartEnergyMat @MerkleInstitute
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Effective August 1, I'll be on leave from @Princeton to lead the new Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonization to help the sector accelerate its transition towards a low-carbon future. Stepping outside my comfort zone to help effect change in a difficult-to-abate sector.
Hot off the press: Lynn Loo steps down as @AndlingerCenter director, to join the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation as its first CEO. Loo will take a 2-year leave from @Princeton to fill this role. We'll miss you @Loo_Group!
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Up next at #TSRC_HAFOHM is the incomparable Paulette Clancy telling us about ML applications to materials assembly
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We are looking for a highly motivated postdoc with interest in assembly of conjugated polymers and deep expertise in device engineering and device physics, including but not limited to photovoltaics, sensors and transistors. Please help retweet! Many thanks.
As an Editorial Board member of MSDE, I'm especially happy to see Jodie Lutkenhaus's recent award for an outstanding paper by an early-career faculty member. Congratulations, Jodie
We are excited to announce Professor Jodie Lutkenhaus as the winner of the MSDE 2019 Outstanding Early-Career Paper Award!
Read more on our blog: ow.ly/hUUs50AH9qM
Winning paper free to read through 2020: ow.ly/UCdj50AH9qO
Timely and important study by my former colleague and virus expert, Susan Daniel (Cornell). FDA-approved calcium channel blockers inhibit SARS CoV 2 infectivity in epithelial lung cells biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Congratulations, Roisin! It does look like the best promotion cake ever (perhaps with a chocolate sauce....)
My lovely group @BioElSystTech sent me a cake for my promotion! My son said this is the best Professor cake ever. Tastes like Nutella/ ferrero Rocher inside...thank you all
Warm congrats to my wonderfully creative former collaborator.
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Will we ever see someone again with as much demonstrable courage and integrity in our lifetime? John Lewis is an inspiration to us all.
“The nation has lost a great leader and Harvard has lost a great friend. Throughout his life, John Lewis challenged us to be our best selves, to recognize the decency and value of every human being. His life reminds us of the power of one person to change the world.” (1/2)
Joshuah Campbell '16 and the Kuumba singers perform “Sing Out, March On”—a powerful tribute to John Lewis, Harvard's Commencement speaker.
Thoughtful 'Nature News and Views' article from my former colleague and friend, Susan Daniel and her collaborator. Worth a read: "Going back in time for an antibody to fight COVID-19" nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Help Mozart Get Life-saving Spinal Surgery gofundme.com/f/help-mozart-g…
Great recognition for a wonderful scholar and leader
Congratulations @Loo_Group ! - Lynn Loo has been elected a fellow of the Materials Research Society, a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding leadership, service and research contributions to the field of materials science.
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Great meeting at UMD for MolSSI. Thanks to the hosts and organizers!
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Thanks so much- it was great to be presenting my work in Columbia's dynamic Chem. Engr. department. Especially honored given the long history of my host, Prof. Venkat Venkatasubramanian, to be a leading voice in the machine learning field.
Exciting talk today @ChemeCU by Prof. Paulette Clancy @ClancyGroup on Bayesian optimization for designing better solar cells based on perovskite materials #machinelearning. Learn more about her work here: clancygroup.wse.jhu.edu/publ…
Finally got my JHU Clancy group website up and running: clancygroup.wse.jhu.edu/ Thank you Andrew Ruttinger, one of my PhD students, for building it. More content coming soon! #machinelearning #blog #Engineering
























