Research Archive
Porous metal nanoparticles, NPs, are important to a variety of applications. However, robust control over NP porosity is difficult difficult to achieve...
Two-dimensional perovskites have emerged as more intrinsically stable materials for solar cells. Chemical tuning of spacer organic cations ...
Organic photovoltaics, OPVs, possess the advantageous trait of solution processability, yet OPV blends typically use hazardous chlorinated solvents for processing...
Protein‐based drugs called biologics are among the most effective therapeutic treatments available. However, these drugs are unstable and require refrigerated storage...
Quantum dot surfaces are redox active and are known to influence the electronic properties of nanocrystals, yet the molecular-level...
The tacticity of vinyl polymers has a profound effect on their physical properties. Despite the well-developed stereoselective methods...
Published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, Ph.D. student Dillon Yost and Professor Yosuke Kanai...
When a finite sample of water experiences tension, it may develop voids – bubbles. Sa Hoon Min, a postdoctoral researcher in the Berkowitz Group, published in...
The methylation states of Lys and Arg represent a particularly challenging set of targets to distinguish selectively in water using synthetic receptors...
Binding functional molecules to nanostructured mesoporous metal oxide surfaces provides a way to derivatize metal oxide semiconductors...
Frank Leibfarth, an assistant professor of Chemistry, has recently been selected to receive the Young Investigator Prize...
Chemical cytometry using capillary electrophoresis, CE, is a powerful tool for measuring single-cell enzyme activity. However, these measurements...