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"Life of a Droplet: A Non-Equilibrium Drama." Congratulations Sanjana Krishnamani Penn State Chemistry for winning first prize in Visual Appeal at the Penn State Materials Visualization Competition.

Such a great quote from Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.

We're so excited to have Yi Liu join the Penn State Chemistry faculty this summer as an assistant professor! Can't wait to see all the awesome things she accomplishes 👏 If you are interested in joining her lab, please reach out to her directly. Penn State Eberly College of Science #PennStateChemistry

Great interview by my colleague Stewart A. Mallory Penn State Chemistry psu.edu/news/research/…

🚶‍♂️ Hate waiting in line? So do active particles! Our new The Journal of Chemical Physics paper shows how self-propulsion reshapes single-file diffusion. Great work by Akin Akintunde, Parvin Bayati, and Hyeongjoo Row. 🔗 doi.org/10.1063/5.0248… #ActiveMatter #SoftMatter #Physics

We are now accepting applications for the 2025 Postdoc to PI Symposium! It's a two-day professional development event for postdocs, simulating a faculty interview with research talks, faculty meetings, and optional future research presentations. bit.ly/3YkINFC

Highlighting wonderful work by my colleague, Stu Mallory Penn State Chemistry earth.com/news/tiny-part…

Two of our chemistry faculty members have received 2025 Faculty Scholar Medals for Outstanding Achievement — congratulations to Joseph Cotruvo Jr. and Lauren Zarzar! Read more about them at bit.ly/3RG8tc0 #PennStateChemistry Penn State Chemistry

Congrats to BevilacquaLab for receiving the 2025 Edward W. Morley Medal, which recognizes outstanding contributions to chemistry in research, teaching, engineering, administration, public service, and service to humanity or to industrial progress! bit.ly/4mw8U6Y

Active matter is an emerging field that is looking toward the microscale to solve some of the world’s biggest problems. Stewart Mallory, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical engineering, studies the collective behavior of self-propelled microscopic particles.

This competition celebrates the quality of research in materials at Penn State and promotes awareness of materials science through visualization. Check out more about our winners at bit.ly/43mC94J #PennStateChemistry #PennStatePhysics

We are so proud of Ben Lear, professor of chemistry, and Russell DeForest, associate teaching professor of mathematics, for receiving the 2025 C.I. Noll Award for Excellence in Teaching! Read more about our award winners at bit.ly/3HbjG29

Penn State Chemistry Mallory, assistant professor of chemistry and chemical engineering, and his lab are focused on solving single file dynamics, which can be thought of as the time it takes for you to wait in line and get your morning coffee. Read the article at bit.ly/4mUehgc

Fun collaboration across the Atlantic Ocean! A swarm of ants can overcome the fiercest animal 😆

Collective Dynamics of Urease‐Based Nanomotors in a Chemical Gradient - Lin - Small - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sm…

A must read!

Of course, it was the perfect collaboration with Samuel Sánchez Shuqin Chen and Tania Patiño doing all the heavy lifting 🙏

Indeed, one should be careful about using gels to study chemotaxis because of the associated flows generated by solute concentration differences. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

This is so true and vital to our technological leadership in the world. I hope the politicians who care about this country pay attention. Science Magazine - US must support chemistry research sciencemagazinedigital.org/sciencemagazin…