Year: 2021

Promise in Computational Chemistry Winner

Uchenna Anene won the “Promise in Computational Chemistry” award for speaking at the Women Make COMP symposium of the American Chemical Society, Fall 2021.

Women are under-represented in science and this symposium aimed to address this gender-gap by ensuring that young women in the field had the mentorship to pursue academia and industry fields.

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UConn-Technion Collaboration Develops Model for Affordable Fuel Cell Catalysts

UConn researchers and collaborators at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology developed a theoretical model that will expediate the development of affordable fuel cells, a key technology for sustainable energy.

Radenka Maric, UConn’s vice president for research, innovation and entrepreneurship; Dario Dekel from Technion’s Chemical Engineering Department; S. Pamir Alpay, UConn’s associate dean for research and industrial partnerships; and Sanjubala Sahoo, a research scientist in Alpay’s group published their findings in ACS Catalysis in February.

First Place Poster Award ICACC 2020

It was announced during the ICACC 2021 conference that Cassidy Atkinson received first place in the poster competition from ICACC 2020. The title of her poster is DFT Study of the Impact of Impurities in SiC Bulk and Grain Boundaries. This work was collaborative between Army Research Laboratory and UConn.

MSE Professor Recognized as a Fellow of the Most Established Materials Information Society

December 30, 2020

Professor Alpay, Ph.D., has recently had the honor of being selected by the Board of Trustees of ASM International as a Fellow of the Society. This position recognizes his distinguished contributions in the field of materials science and engineering. It allows a broadly based forum for technical and professional leaders to serve as advisors to the Society. According to the Board, Alpay was elected for his “exceptional contributions and leadership in materials theory, computational materials science, and multi-scale materials modeling towards an understanding of aerospace alloys, functional materials, and surface properties.”

Read the full article here.