We're a materials chemistry group that melds air-free organic and colloidal nanocrystal synthesis with optical/ current-voltage measurements for efficient energy conversion in next generation materials.
News
Sept. 2021: Ming Lee attends METANANO 21 virtually as a Keynote Speaker. Thanks to Ivan Mukhin and Vladimir Fedorov for the opportunity to share our work!
July 2021: We have moved to the Department of Chemistry at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. While we're grateful to have been part of the wonderful community of students, staff and faculty at the University of California, Riverside for the past 9 years, we are excited about the next chapter at the University of Utah!
May 2021: Postdoctoral fellows interested in the rational design of spin-active hybrid platforms that can harness multiexcitonic processes to improve the performance of photovoltaics, photocatalysts and bioimaging probes should apply. Graduate students should apply to the Graduate Program in the Dept. of Chemistry at the U.
Mar. 2021: Ming Lee is profiled as a Brandeis alumnae breaking new ground in STEM
Nov. 2020: Zed and Zhiyuan's Acc. Chem. Res. report makes the cover!
June 2020: Tiffany receives the CNAS Academic Excellence Award, given to one student from Chemistry "for achieving excellence in their academics, research or creative activity"
Feb. 2020: ACS Energy Letters features Ming Lee in a Virtual Issue on Women Scientists at the Forefront of Energy Research.
Dec. 2019: Pan's Nature Chem. paper is online. We look forward to continuing working with Joe and Lorenzo here at UCR Mechanical Engineering, and Sean's group at UT Austin Chemistry! Look Behind the Paper
July 2021: We have moved to the Department of Chemistry at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. While we're grateful to have been part of the wonderful community of students, staff and faculty at the University of California, Riverside for the past 9 years, we are excited about the next chapter at the University of Utah!
May 2021: Postdoctoral fellows interested in the rational design of spin-active hybrid platforms that can harness multiexcitonic processes to improve the performance of photovoltaics, photocatalysts and bioimaging probes should apply. Graduate students should apply to the Graduate Program in the Dept. of Chemistry at the U.
Mar. 2021: Ming Lee is profiled as a Brandeis alumnae breaking new ground in STEM
Nov. 2020: Zed and Zhiyuan's Acc. Chem. Res. report makes the cover!
June 2020: Tiffany receives the CNAS Academic Excellence Award, given to one student from Chemistry "for achieving excellence in their academics, research or creative activity"
Feb. 2020: ACS Energy Letters features Ming Lee in a Virtual Issue on Women Scientists at the Forefront of Energy Research.
Dec. 2019: Pan's Nature Chem. paper is online. We look forward to continuing working with Joe and Lorenzo here at UCR Mechanical Engineering, and Sean's group at UT Austin Chemistry! Look Behind the Paper
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National Science Foundation (NSF)
International Research Experiences for Students (IRES): Prof. Nobuhiro Yanai's & Prof. Nobuo Kimuzuka's group at Kyushu University |
Check out our work in this video presentation. We can use sunlight to convert near-infrared light to yellow light efficiently!
The ACS is gratefully acknowledged for this professional recording at the ACS national meeting in Philadelphia in August 2016.
The ACS is gratefully acknowledged for this professional recording at the ACS national meeting in Philadelphia in August 2016.