Do you ever wish you could analyze the local and mid-range structure of thin films? Us too!
Check out our paper and programs toward new atomic structure insights of thin films on single crystal substrates - aka thin film pair distribution function analysis.
Danielle N. Alverson et al.: Distinguishing isotropic and anisotropic signals for X-ray total scattering using machine learning #XRayScattering #MachineLearning #ThinFilms ... #IUCr journals.iucr.org/paper?S205…
Danielle did a some public engagement sharing some information on the local news! Now on Youtube.
🚀 This #TechTuesday, meet Danielle Alverson, a @UFMSE grad student working with Dr. Butala on energy storage research using machine learning & x-ray scattering. In collab with @BrookhavenLab & PETRA III. Watch the feature on YouTube! 🔋 #UFResearch
📽️: youtu.be/f-bF1Ljtstg
There have been so many troubling things that it’s a little extra hard to feel like sharing the good stuff, but there has been some.
I was awarded an @NSF CAREER award this year and I’m so excited to answer some big Qs about disordered rocksalt oxides and energy storage, and to combine dance and STEM.
After a bunch of rejected proposals, getting this one feels really special.
Cheers to the good 🧡
Interested in compositionally complex oxides or ceramics? Contribute to our symposium at the American Ceramic Society conference, EMA in Denver in February and tell us about your cool HEO/ESO/CCO work! Abstract deadline is Monday October 7: tinyurl.com/ema-cco.
I had such a great time meeting visiting @ncstatemse today! Thank you so much to @Vero_Augustyn for hosting me for a wonderful day of great science discussions.
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Interested in compositional complexity and magnetism? Check out an exciting collaborative work on compositionally complex perovskite (Y0.2La0.2Pr0.2Nd0.2Tb0.2)MnO3 - now published in J. Mater. Chem. C ! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Interested in phase change materials? Mixed ionic-covalent materials? EXAFS analysis?
Lovely work by @JohnLanghout_ and awesome coworkers on the role of C to modify phase change behavior in Ge2Sb2Te5 thin films.
Proud of my @ButalaGroupBRG !!
This inside front cover featured in @JMaterChem C Issue 22 is from Megan M. Butala et al.
"Local structure effects of carbon-doping on the phase change material Ge2Sb2Te5"
Read more here 👇👇
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Again for the people everywhere!
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Free for undergraduate students!
We are holding our 1st #MateriAlZWinterSchool in Jan 2024. Escape winter, spend a few materiAlZy days with us in Arizona, and join our #MateriAlZNetwork!
Organized by @ASU @ASU_SMS @uarizona @azengineering.
Apply here: bit.ly/MaterialzWinterSchool
It was a delight to host you and catch up. Also - the all tungsten talk was a beaut! An elegant journey of electrochemistry and structure.
Thank you so much for spending the day with us, @Vero_Augustyn !
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Good news if you missed it - the deadline has been extended to October 9! We’d love to have you join. Submit your abstract, DM if you have questions!
Today is the day! Get your high entropy, entropy stabilized, and compositionally complex abstracts in for EMA 2024!
Do you like compositionally-complex / entropy-stabilized / high-entropy oxides?! Check out our symposium on these materials at EMA 2024, a meeting of the American Ceramics Society in Denver in Feb.
Check out the symposium description and submit an abstract to present by 9/25.
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Come join us! Université de Sherbrooke is recruiting a tenure track faculty position in the department of chemistry! Applicants specializing in computational materials chemistry are especially encouraged to apply! usherbrooke.ca/emplois/filea…
#facultychemjobs
@Chemjobber
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From winning gold 🏅 on the world stage to inspiring the newest #gatorengineers! We are thrilled to welcome back Olympic gold medalist and #UFMSE alum Erin Jackson as she prepares for her @UF commencement address tonight!
Congrats to @JohnLanghout_ !
Congrats @john_langhout! He’s the third #BRG PhD student to advance to candidacy - great job, John!















