4/13/16 – Shishi Jiang, PhD

Congratulations to Shishi Jiang who has earned her PhD!

4/6/16 – Congratulations to Dominic and Emily

Dominic and Emily are awarded Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships. Congrats guys!

8/28/15 – Goldberger Group in American Institute of Physics

8/28/15 – Prof. Goldberger’s presentation about Group IV Graphane Analogues at the American Crystallographic Association is written up by the American Institute of Physics.

8/12/2015 – The Goldberger Group in Discover Magazine

The Goldberger Group’s research on Group IV Graphane analogues is featured in Discover Magazine.

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/crux/2015/07/17/beyond-graphene/#more-5704

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