Exploring novel materials for energy generation, conversion, and storage, Thermoelectrics, Superconductors, Magnetic materials, Heterogeneous catalysis
Iowa State University
Joined August 2020
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Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Out now in @J_A_C_S We show how a chimie douce route enables substitution of 3d metals into 2D PtSe2, unlocking ferromagnetism in metastable Pt1-xMxSe2 @KovnirLab @AmesNatLab @iowastatechem @ChemViswanathan pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
To Substitute Rather Than Intercalate: Chimie douce Approach to Induce Ferromagnetism in Metastable Pt0.8M0.2Se2 (M = Cr, Co, Ni) | Journal of the American Chemical Society @iowastatechem @AmesNatLab pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Student Spotlight - Alice and Donald Hudson Undergraduate Research Scholarship: Grant Lansing
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
NASSCC abstract submission is open! Come for the science, stay for the corn 🌽 #NASSCC2025
2025 North American Solid State Chemistry Conference (NASSCC 2025) will be hosted at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, on July 28-31, 2025.
Please visit the conference website: group.chem.iastate.edu/Kovni…
and submit an abstract! #NASSCC2025
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
2025 North American Solid State Chemistry Conference (NASSCC 2025) will be hosted at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, on July 28-31, 2025.
Please visit the conference website: group.chem.iastate.edu/Kovni…
and submit an abstract! #NASSCC2025
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
When van der Waals Met Kagome: A 2D Antimonide with a Vanadium-Kagome Network | Journal of the American Chemical Society @IowaStateU #vanderWaals #Kagome #Antimony #Vanadium #Network pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Absolutely horrific to learn that Miguel Alario Franco, a leading solid-state chemist from Spain, suddenly passed away yesterday. We enjoyed his presence during the last GRC only a month ago, and we will miss him, his famous humor and spectacular jokes. RIP
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Gayatri Viswanathan designs new materials for clean energy conversion and generation. Learn more about @ChemViswanathan and the 2024 #CASFutureLeaders before they arrive in Columbus next week. ow.ly/Jgax50SIchQ
ALT CAS Future Leaders congratulates Gayatri Viswanathan, Iowa State University, United States
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
New intercalation tellurides synthesized by @KovnirLab with ultralow thermal conductivity. This is part of the PhD work of Arka Sarkar who recently graduated @IowaStateU Calculations by Frank Cerasoli @Nanotheory1 @UCDChem pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Victoria Kyveryga, a recent ISU grad, will begin a Ph.D. program at Stanford later this year as part of the prestigious Knight-Hennessy program.
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Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Unveiling a Family of Dimerized Quantum Magnets, Conventional Antiferromagnets, and Nonmagnets in Ternary Metal Borides | Journal of the American Chemical Society @UNLincoln @KovnirLab @las_iastate @iowastatechem @AmesNatLab #Quantum #Magnets #MetalBoride
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Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Our latest collaborative publication based on a comprehensive theoretical and experimental analysis of Dimerized Quantum Magnets is now available online in JACS. @KovnirLab @IowaStateU @AmesNatLab @J_A_C_S
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Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Collaboration with @KovnirLab @dpfenning @gmrigna @AndriyZakutayev Ismaila Dabo, Sage Bauers, Jifeng Liu, Obadiah Reid and many talented students and postdocs!
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Discovery of the Zintl-phosphide BaCd2P2 as a long carrier lifetime and stable solar absorber cell.com/joule/fulltext/S254… A real example of theory-led materials design: high-throughput computing to identify a new PV material that is made and show long carrier lifetime. @Joule_CP
Kirill Kovnir Lab retweeted
Bonding in the solid state can have ionic, covalent, & metallic character. Intermetallic compounds exhibit all three types of bonding, as metal elements span the periodic table and possess a diverse range of electronegativities. The van Arkel-Ketalaar Triangle explains it all! △
