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The Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory is supported by the Division of Chemical Sciences within the Office of Basic Energy Sciences at the U.S. Department of Energy, through a cooperative agreement with the University of Notre Dame.
Latest News
NDRL Professor Receives 2021 Faculty Research Support Regular Grant
Congratulations goes to Assistant Research Professor Aliaksandra Lisouskaya! She has been awarded funding through Notre Dame Research’s Internal Grants Program. She will be undertaking a study to address the question, "In what ways does the sun damage our skin barrier? The full story is at the link below.…
VIDEO: Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory
The Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory (NDRL) is a premier venue for research in radiation chemistry and solar photochemistry. Led by Ian Carmichael, Director of NDRL and professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, the laboratory aims to enhance knowledge, understanding, and utilization of the effects of ionizing radiation on chemical systems.…
Upcoming Events
Thursday, September 29, 2022
NDRL Informal Radiation Chemistry Seminar: One-electron oxidation of C-terminal methionine peptides. Deprotonation vs. decarboxylation
Professor Tomasz Pedzinski
Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, POland…
Student Spotlight
NDRL Graduate Student Receives Prestigious Award
It is our great pleasure to announce that Jeffrey DuBose, a recent PhD graduate from the Kamat group at the Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory, has received the Gerhard Closs award. This prestigious award is given annually by the Inter-American Photochemical Society to talented PhD students with significant accomplishments in the area of photochemistry. The Closs award was given to Jeff for his highly productive graduate career focusing on excited state interactions of perovskite materials. The committee also noted his outreach and video on transient absorption as exceptional. Congratulations Jeff! The links to his videos are below.…