What is the Structure of the Hydrated Electron?
A simple structural motif has been computationally uncovered that well reproduces all the observed experimental properties of the excess electron in water.
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Manser to Attend 65th Lindau Nobel Laureate
NDRL graduate student Joseph Manser is one of 55 top graduate student researchers
Recent Graduates Accept New Positions
Congratulations to the following recent Radiation Laboratory Ph.D. graduates on their new positions!
Jeff Christians has moved to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. He will be working as a postdocutral research with Dr. Joseph Luther.
Doug Hines will start…
Dr. Subha Sadhu Joins NDRL
New Postdoctural Researcher Subha Sadhu has recently joined the Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory. She will be studying XPS characterization of surfaces involved in energy-related processes. Dr. Sadhu comes to us from CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory in Pune, India.
Scholars Visit NDRL
Assistant Professors Tomek Pedzinski and Piotr Filipiak spent the month of June at the Notre Dame Radiation Laboratory
Dr. Gary Zaiats Joins NDRL
New postdoctural researcher Gary Zaiats has joined the NDRL
Jay LaVerne Spends Month in Paris
NDRL Faculty Jay LaVerne spend June 2015 at the Laboratory of Mehran Mostafavi in Paris, supported by the French CNRS.
Congratulations to Emmy Kunce
Please congratulate Radiation Laboratory undergraduate Emmy Kunce!
NDRL Undergraduate Receives Award
Congratulations to William Alex Cantrell for being awarded the Science-Business Award on May 15, 2015. Alex was also recognized as the top student in his major!
Congratulations to Doug Hines
Doug Hines has been selected as the recipient of the 2015 Eli.J. and Helen Shaheen Graduate School Award in the Division of the Science for the University of Notre Dame.
Congratulations to Jeff Christians
Jeff Christians has been selected as the recipient of the 2015 Eli. J. and Helen Shaheen Graduate School Award in the Division of Engineering for the University of Notre Dame.
NDRL Graduate Student Successfully Defends Thesis
NDRL Graduate student Doug Hines has successfully defended his thesis "Excited State Reactions at the Quantum Dot Surface."
NDRL Student Successfully Defends Thesis
NDRL Graduate student Iogann Tolbatov successfully defended his thesis "Electronic Structure Studies of Electron and X-ray Irradiated Molecules."
NDRL Graduate Student Successfully Defends Thesis
Sarah Reiff successfully defended her thesis, "Radiation Induced Chemical Activity at Iron and Copper Oxide Interfaces." Congratulations, Sarah!
NDRL Graduate Student Successfully Defends Thesis
Graduate student Jeff Christians successfully defended his Thesis "Mesostructure Thin Film Solar Cells: Examining Hole Transfer Machanisms and Device Stability" on March 20, 2015.
NDRL Graduate Student Receives Rohm & Haas Award
Congratulation to Doug Hines!
Graduate Student Receives Travel Grant
Congratulations to Yong-Siou for being selected for a travel grant to the 227th ECS Meeting being held in Chicago this May.
Graduate Student Selected to Attend Prestigious Meeting
Joseph Manser has been selected by the scientific review panel
Graduate Student's Research Paper Featured as Cover Art
Graduate student Danilo Jara's recent paper, "Size-Dependent Photovoltaic Performance of CulnS2 Quantum Dot-Sensitized Solar Cells," published in the December issue of Chemistry of Materials, was used for the issue's cover art.
Sylwia Ptasinska Selected for the Editorial Board
Congratulations to Sylwia Ptasinska