Mechanoluminescence in #nano particles bit.ly/3ulzB3c ACS Nano from Maria Mukhina Maria Mukhina & Nancy Kleckner Harvard University & EAB member Paul Alivisatos Paul Alivisatos UC Berkeley /PSW Paul Weiss

Wow, so beautiful. Another reminder that cells still have lots of beauty up their sleeves.

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What a nice surprise to see our recent paper on #mechanoluminescence in faulted ZnS:Mn in ACS Nano highlights ☺️

Macro: remote volcano valley Suriplaza at the border of Chile, Bolivia and Peru at 5490 m, #InfraredPhotography. Micro: FIB-etched ZnS:Mn microparticle revealing internal defects, image courtesy Jason Tresback CNS at Harvard

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So happy to see these red and green spots sitting together #fluorescencefriday

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Yes please!

I've just found out that one nice and smart physicist person published a neat and convincing study on subject X in Science and did not cite the work of another cool physicist, which he knows for sure. Mixed feelings 👏😕😒 Academic Chatter™

Yep, it is the way to shrink science to the "hot" topics, which are easy for editors and reviewers but make way of any new science extremely difficult #letsKeepScienceUnpredictable 😈

Progress in cathodoluminescent nanocrystals!

Control of crystal phase by Auston Auston Butterfield 👌

#EESImaging Very intriguing data on in vivo peripheral organization of chromatin from Dana Lorber

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4D maps of the forces acting in chromatin in living cells. Come to see on Friday @ 2:05 in the subgroup "Reimagining Cell Biology: Emerging Tools for Imaging, Modeling, and Systems Integration" #cellbio2021

Similarly to what we observe for ZnS:Mn microparticles with stacking faults, #mechanoluminescence can be produced in ternary crystals with heterojunctions. Very cool! 💥

Chiral molecules are omnipresent in living systems. In this small piece for LightSciAppl, I give a perspective on how we can exploit chirality to create new functionalities in nano-bio interfaces rdcu.be/cOsko