All members of the group will present their research at the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the ACS in Columbia, SC. Dr. Bonizzoni presented an invited paper in a supramolecular symposium organized by Ken and Linda Shimizu of USC.
Dr. Bonizzoni was one of the 14 junior academics selected nationwide as emerging young investigators by the Division of Organic Chemistry of the American Chemical Society and invited to present at the Academic Young Investigator Symposium held at the Fall ACS National meeting in Philadelphia, PA.
Michael Ihde, a first-year graduate student in our group, was awarded the third prize at the 6th Annual Lester Andrews Graduate Research Symposium held at Mississippi State University, for his talk titled "A minimal sensor array for metal ion detection in water". Congratulations Michael!
Xiaoli's full paper on the surface modification of PAMAM dendrimers with boronic acid moieties for the detection of carbohydrates in neat water was accepted in the Journal of Materials Chemistry B. The manuscript, available at this link, was included in the journal's "Emerging Investigators 2016" themed issue.
Alie's communication on the development of a sensor array to detect divalent metal ions using fluorescent coumarin enamine ligands was accepted in Chemical Communications. Congratulations Alie! The work was done in collaboration with Dr. Karl Wallace's group at the University of Southern Mississippi. The manuscript is available at this link.
Dr. Bonizzoni delivered an invited talk on the group's recent research on the interaction of hydrophobics with cationic polyelectrolytes at the 2015 Physical Organic Chemistry Gordon Research Conference held at Holderness School, Holderness, NH.
Nick White, a graduate student in our group, was awarded the first prize in the poster competition for his poster presentation titled "Small-Molecule Models of Poly(amidoamine) Dendrimers" at the 5th Annual Lester Andrews Graduate Research Symposium held at Mississippi State University. Congratulations Nick!
Katheryn Adam's research talk at the Southern Undergraduate Research Conference organized on our campus this year was selected for a presentation award. Congratulations Katheryn!
Yuanli's full paper on the design of a dendrimer-based sensor array to detect organophosphate herbicides and nerve gas analogues was accepted in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The manuscript is available at this link. Congratulations Yuanli!
Ashley's full paper on the intermolecular interactions involved small molecules binding to PAMAM dendrimers was accepted in Macromolecules, the leading journal in the field of macromolecular and polymer science. The manuscript is available at this link. Congratulations Ashley!
2014-07-24 Ashley is attending the prestigious Graduate Research Symposium organized by the Division of Organic Chemistry of the ACS, taking place this weekend at the University of California - Irvine. Ashley's selection for the symposium was highlighted in a recent UA News bulletin as well. Congratulations Ashley!
2014-07-17 OriginLab, the publishers of the Origin graphing and data analysis software, have recently published a case study on our use of some advanced features in the non-linear fitting engine included in Origin to fit fluorescence emission decay curves.
2014-04-08 Ashley's full paper on the nature of fundamental interactions involved in the encapsulation of small molecules into PAMAM dendrimers was accepted in Supramolecular Chemistry. The manuscript is available online from the publisher at this link. Congratulations Ashley!
Our communication on the detection of phosphates using an off-the-shelf chemical sensor was accepted in Chemical Communications. The manuscript is available online at this link. Congratulations Alie and Yuanli!
Ashley won a poster prize at the Mardi Gras Supramolecular Symposium organized by Bruce Gibb and Janan Jayawickramarajah at Tulane University. Ashley was one of six winners, together with students from the Anslyn (UTexas), Gibb (Tulane), Smith (Notre Dame), Stoddart (Northwestern) and Wiley (UNO) groups. Congratulations Ashley!
Our time-dependent fluorescence work on the protein-templated formation of gold nanoparticles in collaboration with Prof. Yuping Bao (UA - Chemical Engineering) has been accepted by Nanoscale. You can read the article by following this link.
Dr. Bonizzoni delivered an invited talk at the Supramolecular Chemistry symposium organized by Prof. Ken Shimizu and Prof. John Lavigne within the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) in Atlanta, GA. All graduate students and postdocs in the group made the trip to Atlanta to present their results as well.
Dr. Bonizzoni will present a poster on the group's research at the VIII International Symposium for Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry (ISMSC-8) in Arlington, VA.
Dr. Bonizzoni will be presenting a poster on the use of water-soluble polyelectrolytes as supramolecular hosts at the Physical Organic Chemistry Gordon Research Conference in Holderness, NH.
Our fluorescence studies on the photophysical properties of (C=C)tetra-p-tolylporphyrin2+ carried out in collaboration with Dr. Tom Vaid in our department have been included in a paper published in Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences. This work was also featured on the journal's cover! You can read the article by following this link.
Dr. Bonizzoni delivered an invited talk at the Catalysis and Sensing for our Environment (CASE VIII) conference at The University of Texas at Austin. Alie and Dr. Bonizzoni will give talks at the ACS Spring National meeting in New Orleans, LA; Ashley will present a poster.
Dr. Bonizzoni will be attending the Macromolecular Materials Gordon Research Conference this week in Ventura, CA; he will present a poster titled "Molecular assembly onto water-soluble dendritic polyelectrolytes".
Alie and Ashley will give talks at the Southeastern Regional Meeting of the ACS (SERMACS) in Raleigh, NC. Dr. Bonizzoni will also be at the UA Chemistry table at the graduate recruitment fair on Friday, so stop by and say hi if you are around!
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