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4/29/15 – Josh is a Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar

Josh is recognized as a 2015 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar.

 

 

4/7/15 Congratulations to Julianne and Aaron

Congratulations to Julianne and Aaron for both winning a Summer Research Scholarship from the Undergraduate Research Office.

12/16/2014 – MRSEC Renewal

OSU’s NSF-sponsored MRSEC center has been renewed to $17.9 million! One of the three major research groups is co-led by Prof. Goldberger and Prof. Kawakami and explores the control of 2D and 1D Electronic Structure by Surface Functionalization of Group-IV Graphane Analogues.

https://artsandsciences.osu.edu/news/179-million-nsf-grant-renewal-funds-center-for-emergent-materials-broad-impact-science

10/20/2014 – 2D Materials at Science Writer’s workshop

Josh presents the Goldberger group’s research on 2D Materials at the 2014 Science Writer’s Workshop in Columbus.

10/15/2014 Congratulations to Mike

Congratulations to Mike Nicholl for winning the first prize poster award in Materials Chemistry at the Midwestern Symposium for Undergraduate Research at Michigan State University.

http://www2.chemistry.msu.edu/MSUR/

9/29/2014 – EFRI News

Here is a story on our new collaborative center on the thermal, electronic, and thermoelectric properties of Ge/Sn graphane analogues.

http://artsandsciences.osu.edu/news/2-million-nsf-grant-funds-new-materials-research-collaboration

$18-million NSF investment aims to take flat materials to new heights

8/26/2014 Kavli Foundation Interview on 2D Materials

Prof. Goldberger describes the emerging field of 2D materials beyond graphene in an interview with the Kavli Foundation along with Prof. Tony Heinz at Columbia and Prof. David Muller at Cornell.

Kavli Foundation Interview

7/18/2014 Arijit Ghosh, PhD

Arijit Ghosh earns his PhD! Congratulations!

6/9/14 Congrats to Fan Fan and Aaron

Congratulations to Fan Fan and Aaron for winning Undergraduate Research Scholar Awards!

5/9/2014 Congratulations to Maxx

Congratulations to Maxx, who won first prize at the 2014 IMR Week poster session for his work on Germanium/Tin graphane alloys!