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Karen is thrilled to be selected to receive an award in the 2018 DOE Early Career Research Program! Her new research program will investigate “Molecular Photochemistry and Photocatalysis in Confinement”, and ultimately seeks to uncover the fundamental chemical, physical, and electronic … Read More »

Dave, Lin, Oleg, and Karen are off to the DC area this week to participate in the 40th meeting of the BES/CSGB Solar Photochemistry program! They will present the latest and greatest research results from the group in oral (Lin, … Read More »

Our very own Ryan Hadt, currently Argonne’s Enrico Fermi Fellow, has accepted a faculty position in the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Caltech to begin this Fall! Congratulations to Professor Hadt!!!

Watch out Big Easy, here comes the Solar Energy Conversion Group: Karen and Ksenija both have talks this week at the 255th National Meeting of the ACS! Ksenija is presenting her work on metal-free catalytic motifs on Wednesday in the … Read More »

Dave, Lisa, and Jens are off to Ventura, California this week to present posters at the Renewable Energy: Solar Fuels GRC!

The Solar Energy Conversion Group is off to a strong start in 2018! We have two new publications already: one looking at complex energy and charge transfer pathways in multimetallic chromophores (see here) and the other using EPR to characterize … Read More »

Most of the PIs headed out to Gaithersburg, MD this week to participate in the Photosynthetic Systems program meeting! Lisa presented a talk on her recent work on biohybrids and Dave, Oleg, and Karen presented posters. And of course, we … Read More »

Lin’s contributions to the discipline of physical chemistry were recently acknowledged in the Virtual Issue of the Journal of Physical Chemistry Honoring the 150th Birthday of Marie Curie. Congratulations Lin, this is a well-deserved recognition!!

Argonne’s Solar Energy Conversion Group has a strong showing at the SERC Conference 2017! Karen is presenting some of the group’s latest work developing aqueous-stable, earth-abundant molecular catalysts for proton reduction and Ksenija is presenting her group’s work on metal-free … Read More »

Members of the Solar Energy Conversion Group and the Catalysis Group got to spend a bit of time with Professor Harry Gray during his visit to Argonne for an APS Colloquium. Thanks for meeting with us Harry, it was great … Read More »