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This #EarthWeek @PhysicsMagazine explores issues related to sustainable battery technologies. First up an interview with @PAKempler about @OregonEChem's hands-on electrochemistry training that can be done in just over of year (no 5-yr-long PhD needed). physics.aps.org/articles/v17/62

UO researcher brings the atomic world into focus using physics around.uoregon.edu/content/uo-res…

Our latest results on emissions free ironmaking are out today in @Joule_CP ! Iron making is a big source of emissions and we think this process could lead to iron without a significant "green premium" authors.elsevier.com/a/1iYPX925JERZ…

The MSI is pleased to welcome 5 new members this fall: Dr. Matthias Agne, Dr. Gary Harlow, Dr. Teresa Rapp, Dr. Kayla Nguyen, and Dr. Nik Zhelev.

Tomorrow. 1 pm. World of Coffee. I speak on electrochemistry in room Lecture Room 2. Ignore the funny URL title, this takes you to my seminar overview. I promise you’ll love what I’m going to talk about 🤑 worldofcoffee.org/site-calendar/…

Congratulations Dr. Parthasarathy @RParthasarathy7 for being named to a new AAAS fellow! bit.ly/aaas_parthasar…

Congratulations Amanda for receiving the @NSF CAREER Award! Great work based on @cheMHurst’s palladium oxidative addition mechanistic work — we are all so proud of y’all ☺️

Congratulations Prof. Cook-Sneathen @CookChemLab on receiving a NSF Career award! bit.ly/C-S_Abstract

Friday, 1/20/23. Organic/Inorganic/Materials Chemistry Seminar Series. Prof. Danielle Benoit, UO Knight Campus Dept. of Bioengineering "Exploiting polymeric nanostructures and hydrogels as therapeutic biomaterials" 3:00 pm, 110 Willamette Hall. Hosted by Darren Johnson

Jasti Lab cooks up a brand-new kind of nanomaterial around.uoregon.edu/content/uo-che…

TODAY! O-I-M Seminar - Prof. Mark S. Chen, Lehigh University - December 2, 2022 @ 3:00 pm, 110 Willamette

Tuesday, Nov 29 @ 6PM ET: Raghuveer Parthasarathy (@RParthasarathy7) in conversation with Philip Nelson "So Simple a Beginning: How Four Physical Principles Shape Our Living World." Register for virtual event: science.fas.harvard.edu/event/harvard-… More science talks: science.fas.harvard.edu/book-talks

Over half (3/5) of the most-cited researchers at U. Oregon and Oregon State U. combined are in the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry. Xiulei (David) Ji, Zhenxing Feng, and Shannon Boettcher are all 2022 ISI highly cited researchers (top 0.1%)! clarivate.com/highly-cited-r…

Congratulations new 2022 APS Fellow, MSI member Richard Taylor - For creative and innovative use of physics in developing applications of fractals that impact society. For more on Dr. Taylor's innovate work see bit.ly/RichardPTaylor

We hope you will join us on Oct. 27 at the #KnightCampus for a talk with visiting lecturer @rhodamine110 from @HHMIJanelia on "Designing brighter dyes for advanced fluorescence microscopy and beyond" fal.cn/3sToT

Green Power at the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry around.uoregon.edu/content/green-…

Congratulations Carl!

Our application for a new OPEN RANK tenure-track/tenured position in Environmental Materials Chemistry (broadly defined) is now live. Please spread. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/22481

Prof. Jim Hutchison @UO_hutch is featured in this article about how to more sustainably wash dishes. cnn.com/cnn-underscore…

🚨 PI SPOTLIGHT 🚨 Shannon Boettcher is the founding director of the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry. His team at the University of Oregon is solving basic to applied problems in electrochemical energy storage and interfacial materials science @OregonEChem @BoettcherLab