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Molecular Magnetism in North America Workshop (MAGNA-2023)
Controlling spin dynamics in paramagnetic systems for applications in quantum information science, materials science and biology The workshop brings together researchers in chemistry, physics and biology towards gaining an understanding of controlling the structure and environment of spin-systems. Research focused on spin systems for quantum information science, electronic materials, catalytic processes, and excited-state processes in…
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Welcome Chinedu Osunkwo and Victor Achulonu to the group!
They will be working on the inorganic aspects of the QIS project.
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Congratulations to Gilbert Ganschow for receiving the Mentor of the Year Graduate Student Award and to Harini Wimalasekera for receiving an Excellence in Teaching Award from the Department of Chemistry!
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We welcome postdoctoral fellow Subrata Gosh.
He will be working on optically switchable spin systems for quantum information.
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Welcome Harini Wimalasekera!
She will further our exploration on optically switchable spin systems.
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Prakash Rimal and Kinglsey Onyenwe join to advance our research in organic radical batteries. Devon Adecer joins to work on optically switchable spin systems. Welcome!
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DOE Announces $73 Million for Materials and Chemical Sciences Research to Advance Quantum Science and Technology.
Dr. Frank (PI) and co-PIs ( Dr. King, Dr. Varganov, Dr. Tucker, and Dr. Lee) are among 29 projects chosen https://www.energy.gov/articles/doe-announces-73-million-materials-and- chemical-sciences-research-advance-quantum-science
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Welcome Anitha Alanthadka, a postdoctoral fellow in our group who will be exploring the breadth of optically switchable spin systems for quantum information science!
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Gilbert Ganschow joins our group to work on organic battery materials.
Welcome Gilbert!
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Our coauthored perspective on the role of chemistry in quantum information science is published in Nature Reviews Chemistry.
Thank you to all the coauthors, and to Mike Wasielewski for organizing! Greatdiscussions! https://doi.org/10.1038/s41570-020-0200-5
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