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Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 20th for "A Discussion of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024" by Nobel Prize winner David Baker! Dept. of Chemistry Professors Mike Gelb and Jesse Zalatan will also give introduction of these topics.
From 3:30- 4:30 PM in BAG 131 or live on Youtube!
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Congratulations to Lia Barrow and Kamaya Ronning for being selected as Levinson Emerging Scholars to support their undergraduate research in the Department of Chemistry! Also proud to acknowledge 4 other biochemistry majors among the awardees! @thexiaolab @LRajakovich
Had a great time visiting our PNW neighbors at OSU! Thank you @NymanMay for the invitation!
dinner in Oregon with @ANDesnoyer, @NymanMay, and @thexiaolab!
(@thexiaolab gave a fantastic seminar on cleverly engineered porous materials!)
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I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be starting as an Assistant Professor at Princeton in January 2025, in the Department of Chemistry and the Princeton Materials Institute! @PrincetonMSE @PrincetonChem 🥳
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I am hiring a postdoctoral scholar to engage in an exciting research project at the intersection of heterogeneous catalysis, plastic upcycling, hydrogen storage, and reactor design at @UWChemE !
For more info. & to apply, visit: apply.interfolio.com/153508
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Check out the newest @colormephd page, created by CEI Graduate Fellow Devin Rollins! @__devinrollins cei.washington.edu/people/de…
We are excited to share a brand new coloring page created by scientist and artist @__devinrollins featuring his PhD research in acid-base catalysis with @thexiaolab!
Devin created a beautiful yin and yang analogy to explain his work! Get the free PDF at: bit.ly/yinyangcatalysis
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We are excited to share a brand new coloring page created by scientist and artist @__devinrollins featuring his PhD research in acid-base catalysis with @thexiaolab!
Devin created a beautiful yin and yang analogy to explain his work! Get the free PDF at: bit.ly/yinyangcatalysis
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Attention #catalysis folks!
Come join us in Seattle for this year’s Pacific Coast Catalysis Society (PCCS) meeting at the University of Washington on 9/14/2024!
It’s not too late to submit an abstract for a poster or presentation!
Today we said goodbye to @the_jack_geary, the lab's first PhD! 🥲🎉Jack will be starting a postdoc @SandiaLabs. Congratulations and best of luck Jack -- we will miss you!
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On behalf of Amanda @amorri28 and myself @ShustovaLab - MOF-2026 in New Orleans🎷 #MOF2026🎷- save the dates! Please send us organization suggestions and cannot wait to see you again! Thank you @ZhaoGroupNUS @9thMOF2024 - it was great!😊 Repost is appreciated... 😊
Congrats to @Leo_Zasada on his recent paper in @ACSMatLett! 🥳 His work explores how side-chain engineering impacts the crystal packing, crystal morphology, and materials properties of conductive metal–organic macrocycles. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Latest from our group now in @ACSCentSci: @jonkephart3 & team uncover that allostery directs reaction chemistry across multiple active sites on a cluster, akin to directing groups in organic chemistry. Read it here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs… @UWChemistry, @UW_CEI, @uwmemc
Excited to share our perspective in @ChemMater on bimetallic active sites in MOFs, led by @the_jack_geary! We did our best to summarize the many ways bimetallic sites have been synthesized in MOFs and applied in catalysis. We hope it is helpful resource! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Congrats to @__devinrollins, whose paper was recently published in @ChemMater and selected as an Editor's Choice! He showed that MOFs with colocalized acid–base pairs are >4-fold more active than frameworks with randomly distributed acid and base sites. 🎉 pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Congratulations to @thexiaolab graduating senior Jonathan Aalto for being selected into the 2024 Husky 100!! 🎉🤩 The Husky 100 recognizes 100 UW undergraduate and graduate students who are making the most of their time at the UW. @UWChemistry washington.edu/husky100/
So much good news this week! Congratulations to @thexiaolab members @snook_kathleen and EJ Brannan for receiving awards from the Renewable Energy Scholarship Foundation, and congrats @the_jack_geary and @SophieS_Sofi for receiving honorable mentions! 🎉 resf-pnw.org/
So grateful for the lab to be recognized with a Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar award! Thank you to all the amazing @thexiaolab students and researchers who made this possible! ❤️ @UWChemistry
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Congratulations to Dr. Dianne Xiao, @UW, for being named a 2024 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar! @thexiaolab @UWChemistry #DreyfusAwards
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The Dreyfus Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of 18 new Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholars!
The award honors young faculty in the chemical sciences who have created an outstanding independent body of scholarship & are deeply committed to education.
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Applications for DYSS 2024 are now open!
This is a fantastic opportunity for senior grad students and postdocs to practice for university visits/interviews and visit a super cool university at a gorgeous time of the year!
depts.washington.edu/dyss/
Congratulations to @the_jack_geary, whose beautiful work on templating bimetallic sites in metal–organic frameworks is out now in @ChemMater! Excited to see what we can do with these materials next! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…





























