Chemistry Professor Lyle Isaacs Awarded 2019 Hillebrand Prize

The Chemical Society of Washington has announced that Professor Lyle Isaacs is the winner of the 2019 Hillebrand Prize.

Chemistry Graduate Student Erika Potrero and Professor Peter Nemes research featured on the cover of Analyst

Congratulations to Chemistry Graduate Student Erika Potrero and Professor Peter Nemes whose research is featured on the cover of the February 7, 2019 issue of Analyst!

Jie Li is a 2019 Cosmos Scholars Award Recipient

Jie Li (advisor Dr. Peter Nemes) is the recipient of an award from the 2019 Cosmos Club Foundation’s Cosmos Scholar Awards Program.

Chemistry Professor Yuhuang Wang & Physics Collaborator Min Ouyang Spin Nanomaterials Innovations Into Fabric Firsts

University of Maryland researchers have created a fabric that dynamically regulates heat passing through it.

Dr. Amy Mullin Selected as OSA Fellow

Dr. Mullin is cited “…for pioneering contributions to understanding molecular collisional dynamics with transient infrared spectroscopy, mid-infrared sources and optical centrifuges that spin molecules up to rotational energies comparable to those of chemical bonds.”

UMD’s Christopher Jarzynski Awarded American Physical Society’s Lars Onsager Prize

Jarzynski was honored for outstanding research in theoretical statistical physics.

Professors Jeffery Davis and Anne Simon Named Distinguished Scholar-Teachers

Chemistry and Biochemistry’s Jeffery Davis & Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics’ Anne Simon received the honor.

Lecturer Lenea Stocker Implements a Community Outreach Program in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Dr. Lenea Stocker implemented the first annual “Kids and Chemistry Demonstration Day: Advancing Chemistry Appreciation Using Chemical Demonstrations”. 

UMD Researchers Awarded $1 Million Grant from NSF to Develop New Methods to Generate Single Photons for Quantum Research

Project could enable new advanced quantum research and technology and could yield new ways to connect electronic circuits and photonic devices.

10 University of Maryland Faculty Members Win National Science Foundation CAREER Awards

The CAREER awards, which are the NSF’s most prestigious grants for junior faculty, provide five years of financial support. Ten University of Maryland faculty members earned Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) awards from the National Science Foundation in the past fiscal year.

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