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MV Article: Photothermal Desalination
Geoff’s latest Materials Views NanoChannel opinion article has been posted online. In it, Geoff discusses a new paradigm in the area of water desalination, namely, using ultrablack photothermal nanomaterials. The full article can be found on the Materials Views website
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Materials Views Editorial: Electrified World
Geoff’s latest opinion editorial for Materials Views NanoChannel has been posted online. In it, Geoff discusses whether it is possible to transition from a fossil fuel burning world to a fully electrified one over the next 30 years. The full … Continue reading
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Invited Editorial in Materials Views
Professor Ozin was invited to contribute an opinion editorial for the occasion of his birthday, on the current state of technologies competing for viability in converting CO2 to a usable fuel. The articles discusses Audi’s recently announced “blue crude” process … Continue reading
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New Cover in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.
Our group’s collaborative work with Dr. Thomas Bein and co-workers at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich will be featured on the back cover of an upcoming issue of Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. The abstract is included here: A 3D covalent fullerene … Continue reading
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Eureka Moments in Nanochemistry – 2015 RSC Centenary Award
Professor Ozin was invited to contribute a piece outlining his breakthrough Eureka moments in honor of the recently awarded 2015 RSC Centenary Award. The piece discusses his work in defining, enabling, and popularising a chemical approach to nanomaterials for innovative … Continue reading
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New Article and Cover Published
Our group’s work on activation of hematite films for light-assisted water splitting applications by hydrogen treatment has been published online and featured as the inside back cover of ChemSusChem’ s latest issue. Congratulations!
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Geoff Awarded RSC Centenary Prize!
Professor Ozin has been named as the recipient of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Centenary Prize for 2015. The prize was awarded for his work in defining, enabling and popularising a chemical approach to nanomaterials for innovative nanotechnology in advanced … Continue reading
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New Perspective Article in Energy & Environmental Science
Geoff’s Perpsective article on the integration of materials chemistry and catalysis breakthroughs into global energy policy has just been published online in the latest issue of Energy and Environmental Science. The full article can be found via the publisher’s website
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Keeping Good Company with the Chameleon
In the latest Materials Views essay, Professor Ozin discusses structural color, from its origins in nature to its production in the lab through color-tuneable photonic crystals. The full version of the latest opinion piece can be found on the Materials … Continue reading
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TIER 1 Canada Research Chair in Solar Fuels
Geoff’s Tier 1 Canada Research position has been renewed for a third term until 2021! The goal of the research is to discover materials and processes which have the capacity to transform carbon dioxide, water and sunlight to carbon monoxide, … Continue reading
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