We are a research group in the Chemistry Department at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
Joined November 2017
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Congratulations to our nineteen students who have been selected to receive prestigious graduate fellowships from @NSF!
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Congratulations to Professor Yogesh Surendranath (@yogi_chem) and Professor Adam P. Willard (@WillardLab), who have been granted Tenure effective July 1, 2020!
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Since he’s not going to announce it himself, I’ll go ahead and do it for him: CONGRATULATIONS to Prof. Adam Willard on receiving tenure. You are a friend and a huge scientific influence for me. Thank you for being awesome. @WillardLab @ChemistryMIT
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Congrats to @suri_lab for his recent promotion to Associate Professor with tenure! His group has become a leader in the theory around non-equlibrium systems. Congrats to Suri and HUGE congrats to the entire Vaikuntanathan Group for making this happen!!!
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Now online!!!
Check out our most recent paper in @angew_chem on polyMOC gels with photoswitchable juntions supported by @CciMonet!
Congratulations Nate, Peter, and our collaborators @CraigGroup_Duke, @WillardLab, and Van Vooris group!
@ChemistryMIT
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Our group has put out our first preprint in @ChemRxiv!!! Check it out in the link below!
Congratulations Nate, Peter, and our collaborators @CraigGroup_Duke, @WillardLab, and the Van Voorhis group!
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Our work on nucleosome unwinding is highlighted as Editor's pick in J Chem. Phys (aip.scitation.org/doi/10.106…). Check out the accompanying news release as well (aip.scitation.org/doi/10.106…).
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Here are more photos of Adam Willard @WillardLab @ChemistryMIT teaching us how to think about interfaces of water. He also taught us about vibrationally adiabatic rxns. It was great having him at @UCSDPhySci @UCSDChemBiochem !
Adam Willard (@WillardLab) takes the stage to tell us the latest and greatest about #water interfaces from #compchem simulations.
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Adam Willard (@WillardLab) takes the stage to tell us the latest and greatest about #water interfaces from #compchem simulations.
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I am fortunate to be part of this. Thanks @RCSA1 .
Early career researchers in energy storage have gathered in Tucson for #Scialog2018 -sponsored by Research Corporation Discussions help researchers write 3 pages collaborative proposals and submit to ResCorp. Great opportunity for networking and seek seed funding.
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New paper on ionic transport in lead halide perovskites with the Yang and Ginsberg groups out today in PNAS: "Intrinsic anion diffusivity in lead halide perovskites is facilitated by a soft lattice" pnas.org/content/early/2018/…
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Modeling the Influence of Correlated Molecular Disorder on the Dynamics of Excitons in Organic Molecular Semiconductors by Adam Willard & co-workers
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Congratulations to Professors Stephen L. Buchwald, Jeremiah A. Johnson, and Timothy M. Swager, who have all been selected by the American Chemical Society to receive National Awards for 2019. @SwagerGroup @BuchwildGroup chemistry.mit.edu/three-chem…
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Awesome to hear that Peter Rossky (@RiceUniversity) is 2018-19 Hirschfelder Prize Recipient (@UWMadisonChem). Congrats, Peter!!
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The Department of Chemistry is pleased to welcome 52 first year graduate students this fall!
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Fantastic @MillerCaltech group sendoff for star graduate student Michiel Niesen and his lovely family. Looking forward to great things from @mjmniesen! Good luck in your new position with @WillardLab @ChemistryMIT!
