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Your taxes pay for science. So shouldn’t you get to read science for free? Check out our new Open Access Series of Viewpoints in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.

Posted on 4 April, 20154 April, 2015 by fmg

How Open Is Open Access? – The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (ACS Publications).

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New collaborative paper in Nature Communications
Paul Ohno wins NSF Fellowship, along with 8 others at NU Chemistry.

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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