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Prevalence and use of Twitter among scholars

Posted on 15 January, 2015 by fmg

By Priem, Costello & Dzuba
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Geiger group news

  • Raiden Speelman wins Burwell Fellowship!
  • Sarah Opoku wins Undergraduate Summer Research Grant
  • Raiden Speelman wins NU Ryan Fellowship
  • Ezra Marker wins top poster prize at IEEC!
  • New JACS paper on multiple branching pathways in pinene autoxidation
  • Amani’s and Nicole’s hydrothermal “Blueprint” paper out in JACS
  • Our hematite water oxidation work with PNNL and ANL now out at Nature Communications
  • Raiden and Ezra’s Science Advances paper on water flipping published
  • Congratulations to Raiden being voted co-Chair of the 2027 Chemical Reactions at Surfaces GRS
  • Our first e-chem/SHG/SFG paper is now in press at Science Advances
  • Dark O2 Production at the Abyssal Sea Floor out in Nature Geoscience
  • Perspective on Geochemistry in Nature Communications
  • New JPC Paper on PFOAs at Mineral:Water Interfaces Quantifies Surface Potential and Counts Stern Layer Water Molecules
  • Our Chem. Rev. made the cover!
  • Chem. Rev. Article on Oxide- and Silicate-Water Interfaces Published
  • New paper on pinene autoxidation mechanisms with isotoplogues out in Atmos. Chem. & Physics
  • New JACS paper with Thomson group
  • New JPC paper shows human skin oil and squalene nanolayers become more hydrophobic when exposed to  indoor-relevant ozone levels, likely due to loss of C=C double bonds and pi-H-bonding. 
  • Emilie Ma wins 2022 IIN Outstanding Researcher Award
  • “60 Years of Surface-Specific Spectroscopy” out in JPC
  • “Roadmap to Im{chi(2)}surface from SFG and HD-SHG” out in JACS
  • Geiger metal energy harvester patent granted
  • Emilie Lozier named 2022 Buffett Global Impacts Graduate Fellow
  • Emily Ma wins Burwell Scholarship, posts new dipole potential finding on chemRxiv
  • The Photonic Voltmeter is Now Chemically Specific – JPC A
  • New JACS paper on chiral cloud chemistry
  • New paper on Stern and diffuse layer interactions with Miller group
  • Geiger alumna Dr. Mavis Boamah hired as Experimental Geochemist at PNNL
  • New arXiv preprint on Stern and Diffuse Layer Interactions during Ionic Strength Cycling
  • From Watermills to Oceanmills: Catherine Walker’s Talk on Power Generation from Metal Nanolayers wins 3rd Place at Undergrad Expo
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