Mahmoud, Reza, and Mahla publish “Single-cell mRNA cytometry via sequence-specific nanoparticle clustering and trapping” in Nature Chemistry.
Congratulations to Prof. Alán Aspuru-Guzik, collaborator and newly announced Canada 150 Research Chair, on joining University of Toronto
Congratulations to Prof. Alán Aspuru-Guzik who has recently been announced as one of 20 Canada 150 Research Chairs, announced today by Minister of Science Kirsty Duncan.
Aspuru-Guzik is a tenured professor at Harvard University, world-leading researcher in theoretical and computational chemistry and a Senior Fellow in CIFAR’s Bio-inspired Solar Energy program. He is jointly appointed to the departments of chemistry and computer science as the Canada 150 Research Chair in Theoretical & Quantum Chemistry. This summer, he will arrive at U of T, which is internationally known for its strengths in chemistry and artificial intelligence.
We are excited to welcome Alán. You can read about his story in the Globe and Mail here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canada-150-research-chairs-draw-scientists-fleeing-trump-guns-and/
Our recent paper in Nature linking the Sargent group and Aspuru-Guzik group on machine learning for materials discovery can be read here: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-017-07820-6
Science publishes interview with PhD student Phil De Luna, “Scientists say we’re on the cusp of a carbon dioxide–recycling revolution”
Science has published a recent interview with PhD student Phil De Luna in an article titled, “Scientists say we’re on the cusp of a carbon dioxide–recycling revolution“. This interview feature was part of
You can read the Science interview here, http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/03/scientists-say-we-re-cusp-carbon-dioxide-recycling-revolution
You can read the Joule perspective here, http://www.cell.com/joule/fulltext/S2542-4351(17)30076-4
New Materials for Consumer Devices Workshop 9am – 4pm, Thursday March 29, 2018, Hart House Music Room. Register Now!
Please join us for the NEW MATERIALS for CONSUMER DEVICES WORKSHOP!
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New Materials for Consumer Devices
Sponsored by Huawei
Thursday, March 29, 2018
9am – 4pm (Registration at 8:15am)
Hart House Music Room
This workshop will showcase the emerging research of nanomaterials and their applications in practical electronic devices. The event will include:
1. A plenary talk by Prof. Stephen Forrest of U Mich, a pioneer in organic electronics
2. Seminars by University of Toronto researchers;
o Ted Sargent – Perovskite and quantum dot light emitters
o Zheng-Hong Lu – Organic LEDs
o Dwight Seferos – Organic Materials for Flexible, Printed Batteries
o Mark Wilson – Solid-state organic/nanocrystal films for excitonic, infrared↔visible photon conversion
o Chandra Veer Singh – Computational design of energy and electronic materials
o Gisele Azimi – Design of sustainable advanced materials
o Hani Naguib – Smart Materials for Flexible Electronics and Wearables
o David Duvenaud – Automatic chemical design using a continuous, data-driven representation of molecules
3. A spotlight of local start-up companies;
o Including OTI Lumionics, Pliant Power Devices, FlexCap, Printem , and more
4. A networking session with industry and academia
o Confirmed attendance from representatives of Huawei, Magna, Xerox, IBM, and more!
Space is limited – please register by March 23rd by sending an e-mail to Jeannie Ing (jeannie.ing@utoronto.ca) with the following information:
i) Please put NMCD Workshop in the subject line
ii) Include your name, title, department, and supervisor
PhD student Wendi Zhou featured in Rogers article, “Four trailblazing women in tech”
Wendi Zhou, an ECE
You can read the article here: https://connected.rogers.com/tech-and-gadgets/posts/four-trailblazing-women-in-tech-17660287
Xiyan, Yongbiao, and colleagues publish “Bright colloidal quantum dot light-emitting diodes enabled by efficient chlorination” in Nature Photonics
Bright colloidal quantum dot light-emitting diodes enabled by efficient chlorination pp159 – 164
Xiyan Li, Yong-Biao Zhao, Fengjia Fan, Larissa Levina, Min Liu, Rafael Quintero-Bermudez, Xiwen Gong, Li Na Quan, James Fan, Zhenyu Yang, Sjoerd Hoogland, Oleksandr Voznyy, Zheng-Hong Lu & Edward H. Sargent
DOI: 10.1038/s41566-018-0105-8
Green light-emitting diodes with a brightness of 460,000 cd m–2 and a low turn-on voltage of 2.5 V are enabled by the use of a chlorination treatment to provide conductive passivation of the devices.
Mahla publishes “Profiling circulating tumour cells and other biomarkers of invasive cancers” in Nature Biomedical Engineering
Mahla publishes “Profiling circulating
Douglas Kauffman and Dominic Alfonso from National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) publish News and Views on Phil, Rafa, et al’s paper in Nature Catalysis
Phil and Rafa’s Nature Catalysis paper, “Catalyst electro-redeposition controls morphology and oxidation state for selective carbon dioxide reduction” was featured in a News and Views article in Nature Catalysis. This was written by Douglas Kauffman and Dominic Alfonso, scientists at The Drug Store, Safe & Secure generic zovirax tablets https://westford.org/wmspto/wp-content.php?=zovirax-400mg On Line Pharmacy, zovirax buy online Canadian Generic Pharmacy the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) in Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
Phil and Rafael publish “Catalyst electro-redeposition controls morphology and oxidation state for selective carbon dioxide reduction” in Nature Catalysis
Phil and Rafael publish “Catalyst electro-redeposition controls morphology and oxidation state for selective carbon dioxide reduction” in Nature Catalysis, a new Nature family journal. This is among the first papers to be published in this journal and was a collaboration between researchers at University of California, Berkeley and the Canadian Light Source.
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CERT announced as semi-finalist for OCE Solutions 2030 Challenge
Catalytic Electro-Recycling Toronto (CERT), a team from the Sargent and Sinton groups and XPrize Semi-Finalists, was just announced as one of 20 semi-finalists for the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) Solutions 2030 Challenge competition. This was a global call for innovators to propose solutions to Ontario industry greenhouse gas emissions.
A three-phase competition over three years, Ontario’s Solutions 2030 Challenge is designed to identify and accelerate the development of technologies that have a valtrex generic no prescription high potential to help Ontario industry meet 2030 emissions reduction targets. The 20 teams were selected from over 160 applicants from around the world. The top eight teams from Phase 1 will be invited to participate in Phase 2 and will be awarded up to $250,000 per team to support costs related to their participation.
For more information on the competition and the other semi-finalists please see the news release here: http://www.oce-ontario.org/news-events/news/2017/12/20/ontario-announces-20-semi-finalists-for-solutions-2030-challenge
