Associate Professor, Nanoscale assembly and Electron Microscopy Group, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Maryland (@ChBE_UMD)
Maryland
Joined July 2020
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The U.S. Air Force invested over $1.2M in electron microscopy research initiatives that could unveil new technologies for aerospace materials. Visit 🔗 go.umd.edu/AirForceResearch to learn about the two projects led by Associate Professor Taylor Woehl.
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Online now!
A News & Views from Taylor Woehl (@WoehlLab) covers a recent Article by Xingchen Ye, Sharon Glotzer & co-workers.
Original Article: nature.com/articles/s44286-0…
N&V link ($): nature.com/articles/s44286-0…
➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/dRAAE
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Our August issue is live!
ML-assisted flow reactor design, a DNA-based chemical neuron that 'senses' temperature, large-scale graphene-based current collectors, direct imaging of nanocube self-assembly pathways, and more!
Read the full issue here: nature.com/natchemeng/volume…
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Thrilled to share that I have been promoted to Full Professorship in the Department of Mechanical Engineering @umdme, @ClarkSchool , University of Maryland. In this hour of joy, I thank my mentors, advisors, past and current students, family and friends.
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We’re excited about EVs and their potential to help diagnose and treat women’s reproductive health! Check out our review in Nanoscale!
Hannah Zierden @HZierden has been recognised as one of our 2024 Emerging Investigators! In her featured article as part of the series she reviews microorganism-derived extracellular vesicles as emerging contributors to female reproductive health! 👇
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UMD Alumni Cup #ChemEfortheCup
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Excited and grateful to receive an @NSF CAREER award. This means you will hear a lot more about membrane hydrodynamics from me in the coming years.
For now, I am thankful to students, colleagues, mentors, family, and the @ucdavis + @UCDavisCOE ecosystem that made this possible.
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Thrilled that my first first-author cover art that I designed is finally out! 🎉Read more about some of my PhD liquid #ElectronMicroscopy work on collagen mineralization in collaboration with the @GrandfieldLab, @sone_lab & Kelly Lab here: doi.org/10.1021/acs.nanolett…
#MyACSCover
ALT Cover art image from the journal Nano Letters featuring an abstract collagen fibril that is being pierced by an electron beam. The background appears space themed where mineral clusters and pieces around shown around and on the collagen fibril, mimetic of stars in the universe.
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New Feature Article from Taylor Woehl & 1st author Amy Chen:
‘Unraveling chemical processes during nanoparticle synthesis with liquid phase electron microscopy and correlative techniques’
@woehllab, @MaterialsUM, @ChemBiochemUMD
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Our work has now been published in @NatureComms!
TLDR: Active droplets can form unconventional morphologies like shells of liquid material.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Excited to share our latest work with the @WebersGroup!
Droplets are usually spherical.
We found that liquids can form a weird, new morphology if sustained out of equilibrium:
A spherical shell of liquid material.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2023 #NobelPrize in Chemistry to Moungi G. Bawendi, Louis E. Brus and Alexei I. Ekimov “for the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.”
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#Attention early-career researchers in the liquid #ElectronMicroscopy field – be sure to mark your calendars & apply for the upcoming Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy Gordon Research Seminar & Conference happening in Lucca #Italy Jan 27th – Feb 2nd! grc.org/liquid-phase-electro…
ALT Advert for the Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy Gordon Research Seminar & Conference which is indicated to be occurring January 27th – February 2nd, 2024. An outline of Italy is shown in the Italian flag colours next to the location, which is indicated to be the Renaissance Tuscany II Ciocco, Via Giovanni Pascoli, Lucca (Barga), LU, Italy. Photos of a picturesque European mountain town are shown. The seminar chairs are listed to be Liza DiCecco (Penn State) and Yao Yang (UC Berkeley, Cornell). The conference chairs are listed as Frances M. Ross (MIT) and Nathan Gianneschi (Northwestern). The conference vice-chairs are listed as Haimei Zheng (L Berkeley Lab), and Talor Woehl (Maryland).
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We're proud to present our 2023 Emerging Investigators and showcase articles from these incredible rising stars in nano research! ⭐ Congratulations to all of our featured authors!
Read the collection 👉 rsc.li/NREmerging23
Meet the scientists 👉 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
ALT Collage of the 2023 Nanoscale Emerging Investigators.
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Evaporation-driven deposits is known to be a "2D" phenomenon. In this key discovery, published in @ACS_Langmuir, we show that it can be "3D", making all applications of deposit formation accessible in 3D space.
pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
@WoehlLab @umdme @UMDResearch @ClarkSchool
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Congratulations to the 2023 Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Award Recipients! @UofMaryland @SmithSchool @UMDCollegeofEd @ClarkSchool @umd_arhu @iSchoolUMD @UMDscience
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Taylor Woehl et al. @WoehlLab show us how in this article about ‘Visualizing formation of high entropy alloy nanoparticles with liquid phase transmission electron microscopy’ 🔬 Read it here: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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Hey everybody, I got an NSF CAREER award!
Read more here: research.missouri.edu/news/t…
or here: engineering.missouri.edu/202…
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Pearlescence—a pearl-like sheen—is found in many natural materials. In this video, researchers demonstrate the first example of reversible pearlescence in soft, millimeter-scale capsules @WoehlLab @ChemBiochemUMD
Read the paper to learn more: ow.ly/GurH50OAqIc
Taylor J Woehl retweeted
Science is hard.
Good research makes you feel stupid.
You're inadequate for the task at hand.
How else would it be? You're pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
Get used to it. This process is immensely rewarding.
Taylor J Woehl retweeted
Happy to *finally* share this work from my time with @LauraEnsignPhD in @CNMHopkins. Out in @FrontCellInfect we ask how the #vaginalmicrobiome during #pregnancy affects cervicovaginal mucus barrier properties and what this means for vaginal #drugdelivery!
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