18 IMOD students and counting have now completed industry internships.
They come back with sharper technical skills, a wider network, and a much clearer sense of the career they want.
Connecting trainees to those opportunities is a core part of what we do.
@NSF #STEMCareers
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Congratulations to our group member Korka Fall on being elected Co-Chair of the 2028 Gordon Research Seminar on Colloidal Semiconductor Nanocrystals! A wonderful recognition of her leadership and commitment to advancing collaboration among early-career scientists.
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Great hosting Fangyuan Jiang from David Ginger’s Group at UW in our lab last week through IMOD STC. We had great discussions on QLED fabrication and characterization, and solution-processed optoelectronics. @IMOD_STC @gingerlabUW
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🎉 Lehigh ChBE celebrates excellence! Congrats to Chair Steve McIntosh on receiving the 2025 Hillman Faculty Award and to Elsa Reichmanis on being named the 2025 Libsch Research Awardee!
FLC chemistry student researcher creates molecules powered by light to make industry cleaner fortlewis.edu/fort-lewis-col…
Our team is searching for a Director of Education and Workforce Development who demonstrates a passion and commitment to science education and outreach, while also contributing to all of IMOD's Integrative Activities programming. Apply by 10/22 at lnkd.in/g9eDG7qR
Congratulations to IMOD faculty member Mercouri Kanatzidis!
Congrats Mercouri Kanatzidis on winning the 2025 Albert Einstein World Award of Science from the @WCCOfficial_! 🎉
@MercouriK is recognized for breakthroughs in solar PVs, halide perovskites & sustainable energy materials.
#FacultyExcellence #MaterialsScience #NUChemistry
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Prof. Kai-Mei Fu elected to the WA State Academy of Sciences for foundational contributions to fundamental & applied research on the optical & spin properties of quantum point defects in crystals, and for service and leadership in the quantum community. tinyurl.com/3cxcddvk

ALT Professor Kai-Mei Fu smiles while standing alone in the UW Suzzallo Library Reading Room. Fu is wearing a black and white patterned shirt with arms crossed. Below the image is a purple banner with white text that reads, "UW ECE and Physics Professor Kai-Mei Fu Elected to the Washington State Academy of Sciences."
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What a great team! ☺️
IMOD was out in force at the inaugural @ACIN_Conference — co-organized by 5 IMOD faculty and featuring 6 talks + 13 posters by researchers from 9 groups at 6 universities! #ACIN @DukovicLab @rubipy @theowenlab @talapinlab @gingerlabUW @ReichmanisGroup
IMOD was out in force at the inaugural @ACIN_Conference — co-organized by 5 IMOD faculty and featuring 6 talks + 13 posters by researchers from 9 groups at 6 universities! #ACIN @DukovicLab @rubipy @theowenlab @talapinlab @gingerlabUW @ReichmanisGroup
Thanks @SamStranks @strankslab for sharing your insights on halide perovskites for cutting-edge solar cells, LEDs, X-ray detectors, and quantum emitters — and how growing these materials layer-by-layer on 2D substrates can enable even higher performance for optoelectronics! 📷
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Congrats to #Scialog AUT awardees Zakaria Al Balushi @Cal_Engineer @BerkeleyMSE, Pieremanuele Canepa @Piero_Canepa @UHEngineering & Shijing Sun @SunShijing @UWSunLab @ME_at_UW @UW_CEI @IMOD_STC - “Autonomous Discovery of Single-phase High-Entropy Transition Metal Chalcogenides.”
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Congratulations to #Scialog AUT awardees Daniel Schwalbe-Koda @UCLAengineering and Shijing Sun @SunShijing @UwSunLab @ME_at_UW @UW_CEI @IMOD_STC for “Achieving the Theoretical Limits of Information Gains in Automated Experimentation under Hardware Restrictions.”
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⚡️⚡️New collaborative work! 🌀 Multiple emission peaks in 2D perovskites disrupt radiative pumping, challenging polariton condensation. A step toward understanding limits of strong light–matter coupling in halide perovskites!
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#Perovskites #Polaritons
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This week's CEI seminar will be presented by Dr. Maksym Kovalenko, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at ETH Zurich! @mvkovalenko @ETH @ETH_en 🇺🇦🇨🇭
"My quantum dot journey: from water to infrared, and finally to luminescent salts" 🧪💡
Thursday, April 10, 4:00 pm @ NanoES 181
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From perovskites to AFM to QDs to NPs, lots of group members giving talks @Materials_MRS Seattle on our home turf! Looking forward to lots of good science on display and thoughtful discussions this week! Stop by and say hi!


























