Our proposal titled “CD&E: Ab Initio Ultrafast Dynamics of Spin, Valley and Charge in Quantum Materials” has been funded by NSF/DMR-CMMT (Condensed Matter and Materials Theory) under grant number 1956015, in collaboration with Prof. Sundararaman at RPI. Technical Summary: The goal of this research project is to predict quantitatively quantum dynamics of electrons with spin,...Read More
Congratulations to Tyler Smart and Prof. Ping for their publication, published in Chemistry of Materials! Link to the full article can be found here. Combined experimental and theoretical investigations were performed to evaluate the potential of n-type BiFeO3 as a photoanode. While previous experimental and theoretical studies on BiFeO3 mainly focused on its ferroelectric properties, several studies have...Read More
Congratulations to Tyler Smart and Prof. Ping for their acceptance into the internationally competitive Graduate Research Scholar Program (GRSP) at LLNL. In collaboration with Dr. Tuan Anh Pham and Dr. Tadashi Ogitsu of the Quantum Simulations Group at LLNL, this program enables the awardees to create an ongoing collaboration by providing full support to graduate...Read More
Congratulations to Tyler Smart and Prof. Ping for their publication, in collaboration with Dr. Tuan Anh Pham and Dr. Tadashi Ogitsu of the Quantum Simulations Group at LLNL, just accepted by Physical Review Materials Rapid Communications! Link to the full article can be found here. Small polarons (SPs) are known to exist in most important...Read More
Congratulations to Feng Wu, Tyler Smart, Junqing Xu, and Prof. Ping for their publication in Physical Review B Rapid Communications! Link to the full article can be found here. The identification and design of defects in two-dimensional (2D) materials as promising single photon emitters (SPEs) requires a deep understanding of the underlying carrier recombination mechanisms....Read More
Congratulations to Valentin, Tyler and Prof. Ping, for their recent publication in Chemistry of Materials! Perovskite-type lanthanum iron oxide, LaFeO3, is a p-type semiconductor that can achieve overall water splitting using visible light while maintaining photostability. These features make LaFeO3 a promising photocathode candidate for various photoelectrochemical cells. Currently, the photoelectrochemical performance of a LaFeO3...Read More
Congratulations to Dr. Wu and Prof. Ping on their publication “Dimensionality and Anisotropicity Dependence of Radiative Recombination in Nanostructured Phosphorene” in Journal of Materials Chemistry C as part of Emerging investigators themed issue! The journal cover represents this work. In this study we study the interplay of dimensionality and anisotropicity on optoelectronic properties and exciton dynamics...Read More
Congratulations to Tyler for being awarded the ARCS Scholarship! The ARCS foundation (Achievement Rewards for College Scientists) is a non-profit organization that is administered by a group of women who financially support graduates and undergraduates of the United States’s colleges and universities. They provide scholarships and awards to create new discoveries in the field of...Read More
Congratulations to Bingzhang and Prof. Ping, as well as Feng Wu and Tyler Smart, for their work in collaboration with Prof. Shaowei Chen on carbon nanowires co-doped with ruthenium and nitrogen which has just been published in Nature Communications. This work develops a unique system which has the unprecedented ability to function as an effective...Read More
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