
Laboratory for Advanced Imaging Research; interdisciplinary Scanning Probe Microscopy group at UBC. joined 2011. Also over at @sarahburke@sciencemastadon.com
Vancouver BC
Joined October 2011
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Very excited to share this first foray into watching chemistry molecule-by-molecule! Story below 👇
Small molecule binding to surface-supported single-site transition-metal reaction centres
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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U of T is thrilled to celebrate the Year of Quantum by advertising three new faculty positions!
Please spread the word, encourage friends/mentees to apply, or consider applying yourself.
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#QuantumOptics #QuantumInformation #AMO
@UofT @CQIQC_Toronto
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Looking for highly motivated individuals who are keen to work on superconductivity in thin films of lanthanum nickelates. The project encompasses thin film growth by MBE, ARPES and STM. For the full advert, see vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/V….
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🚨Heads up!
Our beloved 2DSPM conference is back in a year from now!!
Save the dates and share your latest research with the 2D materials community at a unique venue. Check out our invited speakers!
See you in San Sebastián in 2026!!
Organize @DIPCehu
Sponsor @ifimacuam
At @APSphysics Global Physics Summit?
Check out Jörn Bannies' presentation on the electronically driven topological switching of LaSbTe Wed March 19 9:48-10am Anaheim convention centre 255A!
At @APSphysics Global Physics Summit?
Check out Jiabin Yu’s presentation on emergent order in Pt-doped NbIrTe4 Thurs March 20 5:24-5:36 Anaheim convention center 252B!
At @APSphysics Global Physics Summit?
Check out Rysa Greenwood’s presentation on exciton dynamics at C60-Au(111) interfaces Tues Mar 18 12:06-12:18 Anaheim convention center 254B!
This has been making the rounds, with some celebration and a lot of critique, and I have a few comments, the first two of which are, 1. congrats to this new Dr. and mom, and 2. it was her choice, as it should be.
With that up front, here are my other thoughts:
Congratulations to Rutgers GSE graduating student Dr. Tamiah Brevard-Rodriguez on the delivery of her baby boy Enzo and her dissertation defense—all on the same day!
abc7ny.com/post/rutgers-doct…
So, I take this as a celebration of Dr. Brevard-Rodriguez's accomplishments on that day, which are most certainly deserved. Bravo!
It is also worth looking at what institutions can do to better support pregnant students. But I also don't think we should assume the worst.
The abstract deadline for the 25th International conference on Non-contact Atomic Force Microscopy is today! The meeting is in Montreal Aug 5-9, don't miss it (I almost did...)!
nc-afm2024.physics.mcgill.ca








