Thank you Dennis!

Our newest work on metal dielectric photonic crystal OLEDs was published online today in Advanced Optical Materials! https://t.co/1wMdQL6WPz

UVM Students and Faculty Develop New Organic Photonic Technology

It is great to be back at the @Materials_MRS #f21MRS meeting and to share the results from the University of Vermont Device Physics Lab. Nice work Ekraj, David, and Robin!

Thanks to Kirsty McGhee of @PhysicsWorld for an excellent report on our work! Stack of organic light emitting diodes forms hybridized energy states with strong dependence on unit cell geometry

Our newest work on controlling the photonic band structure in metal-dielectric photonic crystal OLEDs was published today. Congrats to David Allemeier on his first paper and many thanks to the whole team and @NSF for support. Very proud of this work! https://t.co/FdIzJOBjgr

Congratulations to Ekraj Dahal on his first 1st-author publication! Thanks to Karen (@KarenCianciulli), Ben, and David for all their hard work too! Very proud of this work and hope it serves as a building block for great research to come.

This is excellent work from my long-time friend and collaborator Ken-ichi Nakayama of Osaka University, exploring intramolecular charge transfer absorption in organic solar cells! https://t.co/TOuuXJ3O2K

Had to admire the fascinating geology of our beautiful city on my beach walk today! Vermont is known for slate, marble, and granite. Geology is central to where we live, who we are, and what we do. It is core to @uvmvermont's land grant mission. https://t.co/k7YiEduDJb

Some uplifting news! My downstairs neighbor in Linz was an outgoing man who loved to practice English. He was just released after recovering from the coronavirus. He was a youthful 94 when I knew him and he'll be celebrating his 100th on Sunday! https://t.co/JgXO4b3XbN

After remote class, I finished the workday at the beach. Reading and editing in the hammock while the kids played in the sand. Have to get out of the basement every once in a while!

Couldn't be prouder of our students for adhering to covid rules. And of our staff for their educational engagement with the students, and of our community for their support. We're not done yet - let's stay vigilant and see the fall through. https://t.co/4uqnmip3zM via @bfp_news

We're looking to hire a postdoc at NREL for fabricating Perovskite tandems! Please apply if interested or retweet if you know someone who might be. https://t.co/GqYBEenOZo #perovskites #tandems #photovoltaics #PV #solarcells

New postdoc position opening Sept. 8 - looking for backgrounds in photoelectron spectroscopy and microscopy who want to work in a multi-disciplinary group at UArizona on printable electronic materials (perovskites, organics, nanoparticles). Please RT, check back Sept 8.

Our recent work on photonic band structure in 1-D crystals of stacked microcavity OLEDs is currently being presented at #SPIE Optics + Photonics Digital Forum. Registration is free! https://t.co/eZYIrKAzkn https://t.co/P4247YRTfb

I expected surprises while reopening the lab after 3 months, but still...

Congratulations to recent @uvmphysics graduate Olivia Sergiovanni on her first paper on digital alloy ETLs for perovskite PV, published today in Synthetic Metals. https://t.co/3aF4309H9p Thanks @NSF and @UVMFOUR for supporting our visit to @NREL and our host @joe_jberry

Last day of classes for my @uvermont physics students. First day for this new batch at home!

The @UVMFOUR Student Research Conference is underway online. Materials Science PhD student David Allemeier provides a great introduction to our work on photonic crystal organic LEDs!

Looking forward to today's colloquium by Prof. Russell Holmes of the University of Minnesota!