Professor Yury Gogotsi
Congratulations to Meikang Han and Mykola Seredych, who were mentioned in the College of Engineering news article dedicated to MSE researchers included in Stanford top citation metrics study. Several of
Asia Sarycheva has recently received the first place poster award from symposium NM10 in MRS S2020. Congratulations to Asia!
Prof. Yury Gogotsi Giving Seminar about MXenes at Michigan Technical University on Thursday, January 14th, 2020, from 4-5PM. https://events.mtu.edu/event/physics_colloquium_-_dr_yury_gogotsi
Asia Sarycheva’s work has been featured in the Chemistry of Materials editorial opening the first issue of 2021 as the most downloaded paper of 2020 among property-driven publications in this
DNI PhD student Kanit Hantanasirisaku was selected from a very large number of nominations to participate in the Global Young Scientists Summit (GYSS), where more than 20 Nobel Laureates, Fields
Join Prof. Yury Gogotsi at the Stockholm University Energy, Materials, and Sustainability Mini Workshop on Monday, October 26th, from 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM (CET).
For more information, please visit the Stockholm University website!
Prof. Yury Gogotsi will speak at the NST Colloquium over the rise of MXenes. The event will be held online on October 14th, 2020 starting at 11 AM.
For more information, please visit the NST Colloquium website!
Join Prof. Yury Gogotsi at his presentation on the Rise of MXenes at the Boston University College of Engineering. The presentation will be held on Friday, October 9, 2020 from 3 PM – 4 PM EDT.
For more information, visit the Boston University webpage.
The 3rd International MXene Conferences is finally here! This conference will be held in Ningbo, China, from October 11 – October 14 2020.
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The virtual conference will take place the week of August 3rd and feature top MXene researchers in the field and exciting poster sessions.
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Prof. Yury Gogotsi: talk on MXenes, Prof. Paul Weiss: talk on nanotechnology for biology and medicine.
Talk available online.
This Gordon Research Conference will showcase advances and challenges in the development, modeling, characterization, and commercialization of nanoscale materials for energy conversion and storage. Understanding and controlling the nanoscale structure and properties of materials is increasingly important for enabling maximal performance in energy devices.