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February 2021: Chenglin Yi joins NWPU as an Assistant Professor

Former SMIEL postdoc Dr. Chenglin Yi has joined the Mechanical Engineering School of the Northwestern Polytechnical University (NWPU) China as a tenure-track Assistant Professor. Chenglin worked for nearly 2 years (December 2018 to November 2020) in SMIEL on the topic of Printed Electronics. This is the 2nd faculty position recruit from SMIEL. Heartiest congratulations, Chenglin […]

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January 2021: Paper accepted in Macromolecules

In this paper, we discover the effect the presence of the polyelectrolyte (PE) brush induced confinement in altering the water-water and water-PE hydrogen bond energies and the associated effect on water rotational dynamics inside the PE brush layer. This is Harnoor’s 22nd paper, Thrash’s 4th paper, and Bhargav’s 3rd paper from the group. Congratulations All

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December 2020: Sai Ankit Etha and Turash Haque Pial have been selected for 2021 Future Faculty Fellowship Program

Current SMIEL Ph.D. students Turash Haque Pial and Sad Ankit Etha have been selected for the A. James Clark School of Engineering Future Faculty Program. They are sixth and seventh students from my group to get selected this program. Prior to this, Guagn Chen, Shayandev Sinha, Yanbin Wang, Haoyuan Jing, and Harnoor Singh Sachar have

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November 2020: Harnoor selected as one of the finalists for the Frank J. Padden Jr. Award

SMIEL Ph.D. student Harnoor Singh Sachar has been selected as one of the finalists for the Frank J. Padden Jr. Award sponsored by the College of Polymer Science and Engineering, University of Akron. As a finalist, Harnoor will present his research in the 2021 Padden Award Symposium organized by the Division of Polymer Physics of

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