Actinide and Lanthanide Chemistry & World’s Okayest Pilot

Joined January 2024
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Argonne scientists used AI and robotics to run 6,000+ battery experiments in five months, uncovering a molecular barrier that limits organic redox flow battery stability and pointing to more scalable energy storage - bit.ly/3YAnrUv
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We used small-angle X-ray scattering and molecular dynamics simulations to investigate organic phase structural changes upon contact with water in a model ternary system of water/alkane/extractant | The Journal of Physical Chemistry B pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Argonne is proud to host the 30th Rare Earth Research Conference, June 15–19! Over 200 experts, 170+ presentations, and a week of collaboration on rare earth & f-element science. Learn more - anl.gov/rerc30 #RERC30
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Registration is officially open for the 30th Rare Earth Research Conference held at Argonne National Laboratory, June 15th-19th, 2025! Visit our website for more information: anl.gov/rerc30
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PCET is straight up ✨ magic✨! @EmilyMikeska isolated two unconventional polynuclear complexes of Np featuring mono-µ2-oxo motifs accessed by proton-coupled electron transfer (PCET) reactivity | Chemistry A European Journal doi.org/10.1002/chem.2024029…
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Redox chemistry of high-valent transuranic elements in non-aqueous media has received far less attention than it deserves. Our latest study on electrochemistry of Np(VI)/Np(V) in organic media is out now in @DaltonTrans | pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
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Check out our latest paper "Towards Redox- and Photoredox-Based Niobium/Tantalum Separations" out now @ACSSustainable! Congrats to Max Furigay, Qiaomu Yang @yqm1221, and Subha @hartreefocker (w/ @GCSchatz ) on the first light-driven Ta/Nb separation! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
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#Didyouknow that the radioactive silvery metal 'Curium' was discovered by chemistry laureate Glenn Seaborg (pictured)? Seaborg produced and identified curium in July 1944. Seaborg himself also has a chemical element named after him, called Seaborgium.
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The Heavy Elements and Separation Sciences Group @argonne has a number of exciting #chempostdoc opportunities! We are looking to fill 3(!!!) postdoctoral positions across projects related to critical material separations and actinide chemistry☢️Details🔽
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Meet the team behind the heavy elements chemistry and separation sciences research done at Argonne National Laboratory! #ProfilePic
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