Recent News
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January 2026: A new paper investigating photoinduced heat transfer from plasmonic indium tin oxide nanocrystals to molecular ligands was just accepted by ACS Nano! This paper represents a collaboration between our group and the Milliron group at Michigan and the Schaller and Chen groups at Northwestern. Congrats everyone!
October 2025: Welcomes are in order for new graduate students Ashley, Ben, Kate, and Kaylin who joined the group this month! Welcome to the group everyone! October 2025: Congrats are in order for Xinyi, Jussi, and Danielle. Their new paper investigating blue-to-ultraviolet photon upconversion using perovskite quantum dot sensitizers was just accepted by ACS Energy Lett.! This paper was made possible with an assist from the Page Group. Great work everyone! August 2025: Congrats to Jussi! His new paper investigating phthalocyanine-based photocatalysts that use near-infrared light to fuel 3D printing was just accepted by J. Mater. Chem. A! This paper represents the latest in our ongoing collaboration with the Page Group. Nice work everyone! July 2025: Congrats to Cam! Her new paper investigating light-driven heating of plasmonic indium tin oxide nanocrystals was just accepted by Nano Lett! This paper represents a collaboration between our lab and the Milliron, Truskett, and Baiz groups via UT Austin's MRSEC, the Center for Dynamics and Control of Materials! July 2025: Congrats to Brittany! Her paper investigating the synthesis and electrochemical properties of silicon surfaces that have been covalently functionalized with acenes such as anthracene and tetracene was accepted by JACS! This work was done in collaboration with the Rose group at UT, the Eaves group at CU Boulder, and the Osterloh group at UC Davis. May 2025: Congrats to Danielle & Seth! Their new paper investigating how energy moves in stapled perylenediimide aggregates developed by the Olivier Group at the Univ. of New Mexico was just accepted by Chem. Mater. Great job everyone! April 2025: Congrats to James and Jimmy! Their poster examining the design of new compounds for triplet fusion upconversion took one of the top prizes at the Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Poster session here at UT! March 2025: Congrats to Jussi and Seth! Their new paper investigating "TIPSified" pyrenes as annihilators for triplet fusion upconversion was just accepted by Advanced Optical Materials! This work was carried out with our collaborators in the Page Group here at UT. Nice work everyone! |