It was great for the current group to gather with Alums Profs. Caroline Dessent (University of York), Nathan Hammer (Ole Miss), Paul Campagnola (University of Wisconsin), and...
…And nice to see the Grotthus (or not) work is appreciated by our colleagues.
He discovered an amazing effect in which the particles dance wildly when molecules in them absorb resonant IR light. Nobody saw that one coming! Way to go Thien.
What a day of fun and science! Thanks to the USC hosts for making this a fantastic experience.
He presented outstanding work from his lab at Stony Brook and took us on a trip down memory lane with Gary manning the pirate gear on the first octupole trap.
Way to go ABM!! We’re celebrating on the evening before Mark’s Stauffer lecture at USC. That was a very special week indeed!
Thien’s on a roll with new results on IR spectra of single aerosol particles in the Dawlaty lab.
