Congratulations to Kathleen Maleski and Babak Anasori on publication of a special video on the protocol for MXene synthesis and microelectrode arrays fabrication.
MRS Nelson ‘Buck’ Robinson Science and Technology Award for Renewable Energy
PhD alumna Kelsey Hatzell, who is currently Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University, has won the MRS Nelson ‘Buck’ Robinson Science and Technology Award for Renewable Energy.
The MRS Nelson “Buck” Robinson Award recognizes a young professional through five years following the highest degree attained for the development of novel sustainable solutions for the realization of renewable sources of energy. The award consists of a $5,000 honorarium, MRS meeting registration fee and travel expenses to attend the Materials Research Society Fall Meeting in Boston, at which the award is presented.
Congratulations to Kelsey!
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Drexel 2018 Highly Cited Authors
Congrats to all authors who published and contributed to articles in 2018! Drexel Provost Blake recognized DNI members, Prof. Yury Gogotsi, Dr. Babak Anasori, Dr. Narendra Kurra, Kathleen Maleski, Luisa Gomes, and Mohamed Alhabeb, as 2018 Highly Cited Authors
Drexel University wide MXene Symposium
The University-wide MXene symposium held this week was a standout success with 70 registered attendees, 16 oral presentations, and 12 posters. We look forward to building and continuing collaborations at Drexel!
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Focusing on work on a Sunday morning
Taking time to make colorful art
2019 Philly Materials Day
PhD students Asia Sarycheva, Adam Goad, and Mark Anayee help with demonstrations for the 2019 Philly Materials Day as part of the Drexel Materials Research Society student chapter.
Controlling MXenes’ electronic properties through surface chemistry changes
Controlling What Goes on ‘Between the Sheets’ is Key to Optimizing MXenes’ Abilities
Read the full paper, published in Nature Communications, detailing the changes in surface chemistry and electronic properties of Ti3C2, Ti3CN, and Mo2TiC2 here: https://www-nature-com/articles/s41467-018-08169-8