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Alumni Wins NSF: GRFP Fellowship
Congratulations to our former undergraduate team member and MXene manufacturing senior design team leader Nick Trainor, who won a prestigious NSF graduate fellowship. Nick is pursuing PhD research on 2D materials at Penn State now.
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Congratulations to Bilen!
Congratulations to Bilen Akuzum, who successfully defended his PhD thesis today titled, “Flowable (Semi-Solid) Electrodes for Scalable Energy Storage”.
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NMG Alum Wins NSF CAREER
Congratulations to our alumna, Prof. Prineha Narang of Harvard University, who recently won a prestigious NSF Career Award. https://www.seas.harvard.edu/news/2020/03/prineha-narang-awarded-nsf-career-award
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MXene’mum production—two improvements in MXene processing
Check out a nice article about our scale-up work and Prof. Michel Barsoum’s non-aqueous etching, featured by the American Ceramic Society: ‘ ‘MXene’mum production—two improvements in MXene …ceramics.org › Ceramic Tech Today › Nanomaterials
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Knitted Devices Power Up Wearable Electronics
Congratulations to Ariana, Simge, Mark and their co-authors on a coverage of their work published in Materials Today: https://www.materialstoday.com/electronic-properties/news/knitted-devices-power-up-wearable-electronics/
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Drexel’s 40 Under 40
Congratulations our alumna Maria Lukatskaya, PhD ‘15, on being selected among Drexel 40 under 40! https://drexelmagazine.org/2020/maria-lukatskaya/ Maria is now a faculty member in one of the best universities in the world – ETH Zurich. Congratulations to Maria!
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2020 Drexel Materials Awards Lunch
Congratulations to our group members who were recognized during the Materials Awards Lunch today: Liz, Simge, Christine, Asia, Xuehang, Bilen and Tyler. Here are awards not listed in the program, but announced during the luncheon: -Tyler Mathis and Xuehang Wang: DOE EFRC Team Science Award-Simge Uzun and Bilen Akuzum: DOE EFRC Video Competition – Best…
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About MXenes
Check out our new “About MXenes” handout and learn all about MXenes
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Making More MXene — Researchers Unveil a Scalable Production System for the Promising, 2D Nanomaterials
For more than a decade, two-dimensional nanomaterials, such as graphene, have been touted as the key to making better microchips, batteries, antennas and many other devices. But a significant challenge of using these atom-thin building materials for the technology of the future is ensuring that they can be produced in bulk quantities without losing their…
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Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2020
Drexel PhD Candidate Ariana Levitt (advisors: Y. Gogotsi and G. Dion) and former visiting doctoral student, Ameer Al-Temimi from Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie (co-advised by Y. Gogotsi), have both been selected for the 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2020. This meeting brings together excellent young scientists of all natural science disciplines. They will…