Chuck Hages

Hear @UFLChE's Chuck Hages of @HagesLab talk about his lab's research for the development of new energy materials in today's @WCJB20 #TechTuesday. 🔋🌎 Thank you to @scadmedia for producing this segment. Watch at: youtu.be/ATOE1KQ1YO4

@VMLC_PV Great point! Here is the github repo link: github.com/HagesLab/Bayes…

@HagesLab You should put the github repo link too, it is good to advertise the codes! Was nice to review this one, glad to see it is finally out there. 😉

Happy to share our new work in @Joule_CP: Machine learning for enhanced semiconductor characterization from time-resolved photoluminescence cell.com/joule/fulltext…

Delia J. Milliron, Ph.D., of @DeliaMilliron and @TexasChE presents, “Switchable optical materials from metal oxide nanocrystals,” on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 9:15 a.m. Join us on Zoom! #Engineering #Seminar #UFWertheim

Congrats to Calvin on the best poster award!

@Pinzheng1 @J_A_C_S @NSF In our experience, anything with oxygen will react with Zr at these temperatures. Zr loves oxygen. They may work, but also need to be careful to balance the reactivities of Ba and Zr precursors

@HagesLab @J_A_C_S @NSF Quick question here, understand the use of dialkyldithiocarbamates for Ba and Zr precursor. But why not using (TMS)2S and Ba/Zr carboxylates, is it still not reactive enough to get nanocrystals at 300+C?

Low-Temperature, Solution-Based Synthesis of Luminescent Chalcogenide Perovskite BaZrS3 Nanoparticles pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja… @J_A_C_S @NSF

@CleanUoft @J_A_C_S @NSF We can definitely relate to that - took a few years on-and-off to get this figured out

@HagesLab @J_A_C_S @NSF Nice! Been trying this a few years ago with no success due to different reactivities of the precursors

Bittersweet to see the summer come to an end for our amazing @NSF REU student @jessica_nnelson. Can't wait to publish her work from the summer and see the great things in her future!

On the Phase Stability of Chalcogenide Perovskites pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

AIChE Annual Meet Call for Abstracts is open (deadline 4/11) and Area 8E (Electronics & Photonics) has some great sessions planned with invited speakers, plus a grad student award session!

Great seeing old friends and new faces at the annual @aiche_mesd Area 8E business meeting #AIChEAnnual

Excited to watch Calvin give his first talk on machine learning at the UF HiperGator Symposium @GoGatorsUFIT

April fools! The AIChE abstract deadline is now April 12, 2021. We have a lot of great MESD sessions to choose from! aiche.org/conferences/ai…

Happy to share this collaborative work between @WeizmannScience @lunduniversity @HagesLab @LabUnold @HZBde @UFLChE on the Synthesis-Characterization-Modeling of Energy Transport in CsPbBr3 #Perovskite Nanowires. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Don't forget to submit your abstracts for the 2021 AIChE Annual Meeting! Deadline April 1st, no joke! aiche.org/conferences/ai…

Charles Hages @HagesLab receives @NSF Career Award to create new semiconductor material for clean and renewable solar energy. 🔗 ow.ly/Y6gz50CI6c9

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Congratulations to our Area 8E Graduate Student Award Winners! #AIChE2020 @ChEnected