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MOORE IS NAMED AS ONE OF THREE ARCS FOUNDATION DOCTORAL ADVISORS RECOGNIZED AS EXCEPTIONAL MENTORS.
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BEILER AND COWORKERS PUBLISH IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. The article describes how thin-film polypyridyl surface coatings can be used to assemble cobalt porphyrin catalysts for hydrogen production onto a a gallium phosphide semiconductor. Key features of the hybrid photocathode include the use of visible light to drive cathodic fuel-forming reactions in aqueous solutions with no added organic acids or sacrificial chemical reductants. |
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MOORE RECEIVES NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION CAREER AWARD. The CAREER award is the National Science Foundation's most prestigious and competitive honor for early-career investigators. CAREER awards support junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through research, education and the integration of education and research within the context of the mission of their organizations.
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KHUSNUTDINOVA AND COWORKERS PUBLISH IN PHOTOSYNTHETICA. The article is part of a special issue dedicated to Govindjee and describes the synthesis and characterization of a novel cobalt(II) 5,10,15,20-tetrakis (3-fluorophenyl)porphyrin bearing a 4-vinylphenyl surface attachment group at a beta position on the macrocycle. |
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ANNA M. BEILER RECEIVES CLAS GRADUATE EXCELLENCE AWARD AND ARCS FOUNDATION SCHOLORSHIP. Beiler's thesis research is specifically focused on methods to interface molecular catalysts that can produce fuels, such as hydrogen or reduced forms of carbon dioxide, with visible-light absorbing semiconductors.
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U.S. RESEARCHERS SUPPORT "SOLAR FUELS INNOVATION ACT", prompting an initiation to expand scientific knowledge about converting solar energy into chemical energy. Specifically, supporting research about: (1) replicating natural photosynthetic processes in artificial photosynthesis processes, and (2) generating a variety of fuels produced from sunlight through artificial photosynthesis. (A photosynthetic process is one used by plants to convert light from the sun into chemical energy. Artificial, human-made photosynthesis mimics the natural process.)
DIANA KHUSNUTDINOVA AND ANNA M. BEILER RECEIVE RECOGNITION AT THE 2017 BIODESIGN FUSION RETREAT. Diana Khusnutdinova was invited to present results form her publication in Chemical Science and Anna. M Beiler received the Marie Curie Award For Best Use of Chemistry.
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WADSWORTH AND COWORKERS PUBLISH IN ACS CATALYSIS, reporting how the unique encapsulating environments of surface-grafted polymeric architectures provide a molecular strategy for improving the chemical stability of surface-immobilized catalysts. |
Photosynthesis: Structures, Mechanisms, and Applications
Editors: Hou, H.J.M., Najafpour, M.M., Moore, G.F.,
Allakhverdiev, S.I. (Eds.)
Covers several very new topics on photosynthesis, all under one volume
Editors: Hou, H.J.M., Najafpour, M.M., Moore, G.F.,
Allakhverdiev, S.I. (Eds.)
Covers several very new topics on photosynthesis, all under one volume
ANNA BEILER PARTICIPATES AS A DISCUSSION LEADER IN THE 2016 ELECTRON DONOR ACCEPTOR INTERACTIONS GORDON RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM SESSION: ELECTRON TRANSFER IN MOLECULES AND BEYOND.
KHUSNUTDINOVA AND COWORKERS PUBLISH IN CHEMICAL SCIENCE. The 'Edge Article' describes a novel synthetic methodology to chemically graft metalloporphyrin catalysts to a visible-light-absorbing semiconductor with the aim of constructing an integrated photocathode for light activating chemical transformations that include converting solar energy to fuels. Characterization of a cobalt-porphyrin based assembly under simulated 1-sun illumination indicate the highest per metal site turnover frequency of hydrogen production reported to date for a molecular-catalyst-modified semiconductor photoelectrode operating at the proton/hydrogen equilibrium potential.
NEWS THE LATEST: ENERGY INNOVATION: TAPPING THE POWER OF THE SUN
Photo: (From left to right) Samuel I. Jacob, Diana Khusnutdinova, Anna M. Beiler and Gary F. Moore)
Photo Credit to Joseph Caspermeyer
Photo: (From left to right) Samuel I. Jacob, Diana Khusnutdinova, Anna M. Beiler and Gary F. Moore)
Photo Credit to Joseph Caspermeyer
DIANA KHUSNUTDINOVA RECEIVES THE GEORGE U. YUEN AWARD
Photo: (From left to right) Gary F. Moore, Diana Khusnutdinova and Neal Woodbury
Photo Credit to Mary Zhu
DIANA KHUSNUTDINOVA FEATURED IN SEEING SCIENCE / PEOPLE AT WORK
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MOORE GROUP WINS BEST PAPER IN DIVISION AT BOSTON ACS
