Monthly Archives: January 2020

2020 Metals in Biology GRC

Posted on January 25, 2020 by Karen Mulfort

Karen just returned from the 2020 Metals in Biology Gordon Research Conference where she presented some of the group’s recent work in a talk titled “Molecular modules for artificial photosynthesis: beyond the first coordination sphere”. It was a great meeting and … Read More »

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2020 Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry

Posted on January 23, 2020 by Karen Mulfort

GREAT NEWS! Lin has been recognized by the PHYS division of the American Chemical Society with the 2020 Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry for “fundamental contributions to the elucidation of excited state structures, dynamics and energetics of light harvesting systems through … Read More »

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Photosynthesis Research Special Issue

Posted on January 23, 2020 by Karen Mulfort

Check out new the Special Issue of Photosynthesis Research, Photosynthesis-Inspired Biohybrid and Biomimetic Systems guest edited by none other than our very own Dr. Utschig! Lisa wrote a preface to the issue that you can find here, and two new papers … Read More »

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New editor at Chemical Science

Posted on January 16, 2020 by Karen Mulfort

Congratulations to Lin, who has recently accepted a post as an Associate Editor at Chemical Science!! See the RSC blog post here.

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Women Scientists at the Forefront of Energy Research

Posted on January 2, 2020 by Karen Mulfort

Lisa and her work are featured in a new virtual issue of ACS Energy Letters! The issue is introduced by short personal stories from each of the included women scientists that comment on their inspiration to engage in energy research, … Read More »

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