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Surface Reconstruction of Metal Oxide Oxygen Evolution Catalysts
Surface Reconstruction of Metal Oxide Oxygen Evolution Catalysts
Jul 31, 2025
Texas State University

Surface Reconstruction of Metal Oxide Oxygen Evolution Catalysts

F Ospina-Acevedo and P. Balbuena (Texas A&M University), J. Godínez-Salomón, Z. Naymik and C. Rhodes (Texas State University), K. Matthews and J. Warner (The University of Texas at Austin)
Conference Across MRSEC and PREM Schools (CAMPS)
Conference Across MRSEC and PREM Schools (CAMPS)
Jul 31, 2025
Texas State University

Conference Across MRSEC and PREM Schools (CAMPS)

Tania Betancourt, Texas State University
Texas State University hosted the 2025 Conference Across MRSEC and PREM Schools (CAMPS), bringing together 94 students from over 30 universities. The event featured a speaker series with faculty and industry presenters, rapid-fire oral presentations, and poster sessions. Attendees also participated in a career panel, networking lunch, and toured research labs to learn about materials characterization equipment, including electron microscopy tools. The conference aimed to foster collaboration and networking among students and professionals in the field.
TOP Schematic for the microfluidic Lung on a Chip device designed at Fort Lewis College. BOTTOM Senior Capstone team presenting their work at the FLC Spring Research Symposium (left to right: Nic Theobald, Zachry Szura, Alex Romme, and Mark Torres)
TOP Schematic for the microfluidic Lung on a Chip device designed at Fort Lewis College. BOTTOM Senior Capstone team presenting their work at the FLC Spring Research Symposium (left to right: Nic Theobald, Zachry Szura, Alex Romme, and Mark Torres)
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

Integration of a Novel Biomembrane into a Lung-on-a-Chip Microfluidic Test-Platform

Jeff Jessing, Fort Lewis College
The Lung-on-a-Chip team at Fort Lewis College developed a novel fabrication method to produce a viable porous silicon biomembrane that mimics the functionality of the human interstitial space that separates the alveolar cells and the capillary cells where the gas exchange occurs in the lungs.
TOP left Single crystals of CuBi,04 grown by NSU undergraduates in the PEAQS-NSU crystal growth laboratory. BOTTOM left NSU undergraduate, Aieva Dixon setting up a crystal growth experiment. RIGHT NSU undergraduates Liam Harrigan and Kevin Allen lowering crystals in the cryostat at the NHMFL.
TOP left Single crystals of CuBi,04 grown by NSU undergraduates in the PEAQS-NSU crystal growth laboratory. BOTTOM left NSU undergraduate, Aieva Dixon setting up a crystal growth experiment. RIGHT NSU undergraduates Liam Harrigan and Kevin Allen lowering crystals in the cryostat at the NHMFL.
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

Single Crystal Growth of Quantum Materials

Doyle Temple, Norfolk State University
PEAQS students have begun to grow and characterize more than half a dozen new crystals, including CaFe2 4, Ba-doped CaFe2 4, CuBiz 4, MgCr204, BaFeGaO4, PdGa, and PiGa.
TOP left Group photo from PEAQS retreat. TOP right FLC and NSU students work together during an interviewing workshop. MIDDLE left NSU students touring STROBE labs. MIDDLE right Keynote presentation. BOTTOM FLC and NSU studenttouring aerospace engineering labs
TOP left Group photo from PEAQS retreat. TOP right FLC and NSU students work together during an interviewing workshop. MIDDLE left NSU students touring STROBE labs. MIDDLE right Keynote presentation. BOTTOM FLC and NSU studenttouring aerospace engineering labs
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

Community Building at the PEAQS Student Retreat

Sarah Schreiner, CU Boulder
PEAQS hosted its first student retreat March 25-26th at CU Boulder.
TOP Bacterial sample collection and signal detection overview. BOTTOM Filter and amplifier circuit design to provide the necessary resolution and sensitivity for bacterial detection.
TOP Bacterial sample collection and signal detection overview. BOTTOM Filter and amplifier circuit design to provide the necessary resolution and sensitivity for bacterial detection.
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

An Optical/Electrical System for Micro Droplet Screening

Yiyan Li, Fort Lewis College
The undergraduate researchers at Fort Lewis College developed a microscope and an optical signal detector circuit to quantify single bacterium in microdroplets from environmental water samples.
TOP left Baldwin Varner with his CU Boulder mentor, Dr. Emma Caiting TOP right FLC graduate, Terrell Curley at his new position as a Failure Analysis Engineer BOTTOM Dakota Rodriguez presenting his work atthe MRS PREM Symposium in San Francisco.
TOP left Baldwin Varner with his CU Boulder mentor, Dr. Emma Caiting TOP right FLC graduate, Terrell Curley at his new position as a Failure Analysis Engineer BOTTOM Dakota Rodriguez presenting his work atthe MRS PREM Symposium in San Francisco.
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

PEAQS student pathways

Sarah Schreiner, CU Boulder
"I never realized how much this experience would make me a perfect fit for this career."
An Optical/Electrical System for Micro Droplet Screening
An Optical/Electrical System for Micro Droplet Screening
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

An Optical/Electrical System for Micro Droplet Screening

Yiyan Li, Fort Lewis College
The undergraduate researchers at Fort Lewis College developed an optical system to quantify single bacterium from environmental water samples. To improve signal detection in their system, they developed a neural network, a method in artificial intelligence.
TOP NSU undergraduates performing STEM demonstrations at a local STEM carnival day. BOTTOM FLC undergraduate Ryan Calabaza helping middle schoolers in Cortez, CO understand their local watershed and water filtration at the local water processing plant.
TOP NSU undergraduates performing STEM demonstrations at a local STEM carnival day. BOTTOM FLC undergraduate Ryan Calabaza helping middle schoolers in Cortez, CO understand their local watershed and water filtration at the local water processing plant.
Nov 20, 2024
Fort Lewis College

PEAQS students in the community

Sarah Schreiner, CU Boulder
PEAQS undergraduates have been busy getting out into their local communities to get K12 students interested in STEM.
Can magnetic quantum dots be catalysts too? Revisiting Co-doped ZnO nanoparticles for catalysis
Can magnetic quantum dots be catalysts too? Revisiting Co-doped ZnO nanoparticles for catalysis
Apr 11, 2023
University of Central Florida

Can magnetic quantum dots be catalysts too? Revisiting Co-doped ZnO nanoparticles for catalysis

Using a method developed by Gamelin Lab at UW in 2003 to study magnetic quantum dots, we synthesize Co-doped ZnO nanoparticles with varying Co atomic % inside ZnO nanoparticles.

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