Steven Stevenson

Our newest Center of Excellence, the FIRST Molecules Research Center in @PFW_COS came about after Ryan Koenig, B.S. ’22, B.S.C. ’22, then a @CLHSCadets student, accepted a research internship with @fullertubes: pfw.edu/news-center/pf…

Using experimental and ab initio data, @EstebanDynkin et al. show that fullerenes can be separated by shape and their retention times predicted, allowing identification of @fullertubes isomers from small samples! @ICourtois_UdeM @nanocarbons pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Discoveries hiding in plain sight! A treasure chest overflowing with glowing fullertubes—long-predicted carbon structures finally brought to light. Paper by Profs. Steven Stevenson @fullertubes and Harry Dorn. At ScienceBrush Design, we had the privilege of creating the accompanying cover design!

'Anisotropic Contributions in the Chromatographic Elution Behavior of Fullerenes and Fullertubes' from The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (@JPhysChem) is currently free to read as an #ACSEditorsChoice. 📖 Access the full article: go.acs.org/aqH

From this week's covers: New C130 [5,5] fullertube molecules are shown, the atomic resolution of which was revealed by scanning transmission electron microscopy images. Read the full article here ➡️ go.acs.org/7e5

From this week's covers: New C130 [5,5] fullertube molecules are shown, the atomic resolution of which was revealed by scanning transmission electron microscopy images. Read the full article here ➡️ go.acs.org/7e5

Since the discovery of fullerenes in 1985, carbon nanostructures have netted two Nobel prizes and inspired a new field of chemistry. Recently, another molecule joined the carbon menagerie. quantamagazine.org/fullertubes-jo…