The Next 25 Years of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: A Nano Letters Roadmap @NanoLetters https://t.co/mV20gGcc5c

The fact that all these Republican lawmakers are running around trying (& often, failing) to get specific carve outs in their own bill so THEIR community isn’t subject should tell you all you need to know. If they think it’s so great, why don’t they want it as-is for themselves?

unprecedented protests this morning on heard and macdonald islands, as the population rises up against trump imposition of 10% across the board tariffs.

This flew under the radar, but Trump revoked a minimum wage hike for companies that contract with the government. An estimated 390,000 workers will now see significant pay cuts. It's not surprising that Trump's populism is fake, but it's hardly ever been more clear.

Tyrants view educated citizens as their greatest enemy. Slaveholders stopped the enslaved from learning to read. Nazis burned books. Dictators censor media. That’s why Trump is attacking education, science, museums, and the arts – to prevent us from learning. It's Fascism 101.

For Dan's other paper, his study on cPAN coatings for Sb-based anodes can be found here:

Congrats to Dan who recently defended his PhD and had two great publications as well. Here is the first one: https://t.co/2eEiXYcJYv "Performance metrics and mechanistic considerations for the development of 3D batteries"

Luke, Nate, and Erin have recently published their paper on using dibenzyl diselenide as a monitorable, atom-efficient Se source to make Cu3PSe4 nanoparticles -- Congrats! @ChemMater

The NSF has paused all grant reviews due to Trump administration orders, delaying research funding and innovation in the US. #STEM #Research #SciencePolicy https://t.co/YzTyZVV4ZO

Performance metrics and mechanistic considerations for the development of 3D batteries  https://t.co/8hO4HlBNfb

Very excited to have this out in print! Many thanks to all of the authors for their hard work.

Kamala Harris didn't lose, America did. As a nation, we collectively failed her—and in doing so we failed girls and women, the LGBTQ community, people of color, Muslims, Jewish people, immigrants, the sick, the poor, the elderly, the people of Ukraine, and Gaza, and the planet.

Our Energy Materials Symposium @SACNAS was truly inspiring! We had so many engaged and enthusiastic students. Deep gratitude to @ingridmontespr and our dynamic speakers @WhittakerBrooks, Monika Perez (@alprieto3), @ldjesus_ and co-chair @TripletStateGuy. Nos vemos en Ohio 🙏🏾

If you are in @SACNAS stop by our symposium tomorrow. Please feel free to share the information below with your colleagues and students in attendance 🙏🏾

Today is National Voter Registration Day. The perfect day to register to vote, if you haven’t already. And to call your cousins in a swing state (unless they’re MAGA). https://t.co/Ea4CJ57jhP #NationalVoterRegistrationDay

Democrats tried to push through a bill that would force companies to disclose exactly WHAT CHEMICALS are burning when there's a disaster like this. Republicans killed it.

Our first publication is finally online! https://t.co/4wBlLpXveE Stay tuned for more enantioconvergent cross-nucleophile coupling reactions!

Join our team! We have two postdoc positions open for synthetic and materials chemists. If you're interested in circularity in plastics or assemblies of polymers, apply here: https://t.co/5aTbduRTpw https://t.co/y7Bo0vMRwh

Be my colleague! Notre Dame CBE is hiring in the energy and sustainability area https://t.co/439iYexcgf (Junior TT) https://t.co/cciKng3NLO (Senior/Tenured) and the bio area https://t.co/8LJfjUfKX9 (Junior TT) https://t.co/Aq8NADb2nz  (Senior/Tenured) Spread the word!

We are hiring an open rank tenure track faculty member to teach GenChem along with PChem or Analyt and to develop an active experimental undergraduate research program.