Day 2 of the Virtual Symposium on Polymer Data happening NOW! Zoom Webinar: mit.zoom.us/w/92779918749?…, Webinar ID: 927 7991 8749, Passcode: PolyData

👩‍🔬🧑‍🔬👨‍🔬3M RISE applications open! Deadline 4/5: honorary virtual conference on 6/23-6/25 Senior grad students/postdocs: this is an awesome opportunity to be recognized, present your research, & learn about #lifewith3M from scientists & R&D executives. 👉🏻 go.3M.com/3MRISE

Check out our latest work led by Bijal on PolyChemPrint and learn more about the enormous opportunities of benchtop additive manufacturing of functional materials! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/po… Congrats, Bijal, and everyone involved!

Calling ALL senior Chemical Engineering grad students & postdocs! Come hone your interviewing & communication skills as part of the University of Washington UW Chemical Engineering 11th Annual Distinguished Young Scholars Seminar series. Applications (short!) due by 5/14. More info: depts.washington.edu/dyss/ #UWDYSS

Brad Olsen's CRIPT project moves on to p2 of U.S. National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator program. Its AI-driven tools & workflows reduce the dev time for polymer materials by an order of magnitude. Olsen Lab @ MIT MIT School of Engineering

We are excited to announce that CRIPT (A Community Resource for Innovation in Polymer Technology) has received Phase 2 Funding! We look forward to creating a digital ecosystem for polymers.

Do you create or use polymer data? Come check out the CRIPT project! We are working on building a digital ecosystem for polymer data to change the way we find, store, and gain insights from data. #AIChEAnnual Monday 9:49 AM Marriott Copley Place - Salon H/I.

Thanks for featuring our work in the upcoming “Emerging Investigator” special issue in Soft Matter! ChBE Illinois

Concentration-Driven Self-Assembly of PS-b-PLA Bottlebrush Diblock Copolymers in Solution #ACSEditorsChoice by Ying Diao, Charles Sing et al Ying Diao ChBE Illinois  Open access in ACS Polymers Au 👉 go.acs.org/F2

Heading to #ACSSpring2022! Come see my talk in ACS PMSE Division Future Faculty Symposium on ‘Application of Data Science to Polymer Materials’. 2 pm PT March 20 (Sun.) Pacific Ballroom: Section 24 (Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina).

It was a pleasure to learn and share ideas from a broad range of scientific backgrounds around chemical data at the IUPAC WorldFair. I look forward to the growth FAIR data policy and practice.

Our team has cracked upcycling the world's most produced plastic into the second most produced plastic.♻️ The scalable breakthrough reduces carbon emissions.⬇️🏭 News story: bit.ly/3rlm6QG Journal of the American College of Surgeons (JACS) paper: bit.ly/3RpV3OK Original theory: bit.ly/3y5VVRQ

I am applying for faculty positions this year and will be at #AICHE2022. Come talk to me about my research ideas! Faculty Candidate Poster: 2bx / 66 (Sun. 1-3 pm, Convention Center, North Hall E) Research Talk: 218c - CRIPT (Mon. 4-4:15, Convention Center, N-230)

Excited to announce my first publication. Hope it's a fun read and you learn a bit about architecture controlled bottlebrush polymers and understanding its precision during synthesis using a Monte Carlo model! Dylan J. Walsh pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Thrilled to announce that I was selected as a 2023 Young Observer for the 52nd IUPAC General Assembly & 49th World Chemistry Congress. Excited to join the global science community. #IUPAC Thanks National Academies for their support. nationalacademies.org/our-work/usnci…

Thrilled to share my latest publication in ACS Central Science , where I present the Community Resource for Innovation in Polymer Technology (CRIPT) data model. This research explores our approach to organizing chemical, polymer, and simulation data. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Congraduation! Katharina Fransen Katharina Fransen and Sarah Av-Ron, Dylan Walsh, Tess Buchanan, Dechen Rota, and Lana Van Note have developed an expansive biodegradation dataset to help determine whether or not a polymer is biodegradable, published in PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Polymers are ensembles instead of well-defined single structures. Polymers with same molecular structure presentations can be different. Jiale Shi Dylan J. Walsh Weizhong Nathan Rebello Michael, Katharina Fransen Xian used earth mover's distance to calculate polymer ensemble similarity

We have an exciting #video competition on #polymers coming up! Students, #PhD researchers and #ECRs can participate (see flyer below for info or contact Lydia Sosa Vargas) and win exciting prizes including attendance of the next IUPAC #conference. RTs appreciated!

Olsen Lab utilized earth mover's distance to calculate polymer ensemble similarity, published on #ACSPolymersAu doi.org/10.1021/acspol…. This work bridges polymer chain pairwise similarity to ensemble pairwise similarity. Jiale Shi Jiale Shi, Dylan Walsh Dylan J. Walsh