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February 28, 2018

Lara Gamble (Ph.D. 1996) to Lead UW Molecular Analysis Facility

UW Bioengineering Associate Research Professor Lara Gamble has been named director of the UW Molecular Analysis Facility (MAF), a fully-staffed instrumentation facility with extensive microscopy, spectroscopy and surface science capabilities. Dr. Gamble, a surface analysis expert, succeeds long-time director David G. Castner, UW professor of chemical engineering and bioengineering, who is retiring.

See https://bioe.uw.edu/lara-gamble-to-lead-uw-molecular-analysis-facility/


December 10, 2017

Dr. Eric Karp publishes his first paper in Science!

Former group member Eric (PhD 2012), now at NREL, is first author on the paper “Renewable acrylonitrile production” that just appeared in Science Magazine describing a catalytic process for renewable acrylonitrile production, which holds promise for contributing to clean production of this major chemical.  Congratulations, Eric!


July 28, 2017

José Rodriguez publishes 7th paper in Science

José A. Rodriguez, Prof. Campbell’s first Ph.D. student who now leads a large research group at Brookhaven National Lab, just published a paper in Science Magazine that describes a highly active new catalyst for the water-gas shift reaction (a key element in many current and proposed energy technologies). This is his 7th paper in Science, including 5 Research Articles and 2 Comments. That is an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations, José! We’re proud of you.


April 20, 2017

Wei Zhang celebrated for West Graduate Fellowship

Wei Zhang (second from the left) celebrated with the other recipients of the Lloyd E. and Florence M. West Endowed Fellowship in Chemistry and the donor, Ms. West at the 2017 annual Chemistry Department Awards Dinner.

West Fellowship Recipients

 


January 1, 2017

Campbell group’s citations nearly 1400 for 2016!

According to the ISI Web of Science, publications by C.T. Campbell were cited over 1350 times in 2016. His Hirsch h-index is now 74.


October 10, 2016

Former postdoc Kalle Ernst helped with 2016 Nobel Prize

Former group postdoc Prof. Dr. Karl-Heinz Ernst (nicknamed “Kalle”) helped contribute to this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry that went to Ben Feringa and others.  Ernst is the other senior co-author on Feringa’s seminal paper “Electrically driven directional motion of a four-wheeled molecule on a metal surface” which was published Nov 2011 in Nature. Ernst and his group supplied the exceptional scanning tunneling microscope images of the motion of this “molecular car” shown in that report. Way to go, Kalle!! Ernst was interviewed about his contributions by media in Zurich, Switzerland where he now lives.


September 24, 2016

Campbell wins Gauss Professorship

Charles T.  Campbell was awarded the 2016-17 Gauss Professorship of the Göttingen Academy of Science, Germany, joining a list of impressive past winners. This award is named after Carl Friedrich Gauss, the German mathematician who had an exceptional influence in many fields of mathematics and science (e.g., Gauss’s Theorem, Gauss’s Law) and is ranked as one of history’s most influential mathematicians.


July 19, 2016

Jennifer Shumaker-Parry wins R.W. Teaching Award

Former PhD student Dr. Jennifer Shumaker-Parry, in addition to being recognized by the R.W. Parry Teaching Award, was recently promoted to Professor of Chemistry at the University of Utah. Her group’s research efforts are focused on the development of plasmonic structures and nanoparticle assemblies with tunable optical properties and surface plasmon resonance-based sensing and spectroscopy platforms, particularly for biomolecule analysis.


February 19, 2016

Campbell elected Fellow of the AVS

Charlie Campbell was named a “Fellow of the Society” in 2016 for his sustained and outstanding technical contributions in areas of interest to AVS. To learn more about the award and see a list of all Fellows to date, visit https://avs.org/awards/society-honors/fellow-of-the-society/


January 1, 2016

Campbell group’s citations top 1200 in 2015!

According to the ISI Web of Science, publications by C.T. Campbell were  cited over 1200 times in 2015, with over 1100 in 2014. His Hirsch h-index is now 72


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