- Ian Romines competed in the 2014 MemphisCRESH poster competition to cap off his research experiences for the summer. Ian was awarded 2nd place honors for his work! Congratulations on a great job this summer.
- Dr. Alexander presented highlights of the group’s research at the 2014 Gordon Research Conference on Atomic and Molecular Interactions held at Stonehill College outside of Boston, MA
- Jimmy Nguyen and William Lucas joined the group to work on the NSF RAPID project. They will be using computational chemistry methods to study the physical properties of various compounds implicated in the Jan. 2014 chemical spill in WV. Welcome to the group!
-Jimmy is a rising Senior at Christian Brothers University here in Memphis majoring in biochemistry.
-Will is an incoming graduate student for this fall’s class. He has previously worked in a variety of teaching roles in the Memphis schools, Southwest Community College, and Victory University, as well as having experience in some analytical labs.
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June 2014
Jimmy Nguyen and William Lucas joined the group to work on the NSF RAPID project. They will be using computational chemistry methods to study the physical properties of various compounds implicated in the Jan. 2014 chemical spill in WV. Welcome to the group! -Jimmy is a rising Senior at Christian Brothers University here in Memphis majoring in biochemistry. -Will is…
‘Pub News’ – May 2014
Dr. Alexander’s short paper/note “On the accuracy of analytical potentials: Comment on Accurate ab initio calculation of the Ar–CF4 intermolecular potential energy surface” was published in the journal Molecular Simulation. It can be accessed here.
‘Funding News’ – Apr. 2014
‘Pub News’ – Mar. 2014
Our recent JACS paper is featured in the Mar. 5 JACS Image Challenge.
Feb. 2013
Dr. Alexander was awarded Spring 2013 Faculty Travel Enrichment Funds from the UofM College of Arts and Sciences to attend and present at the 245th National ACS Meeting in New Orleans, LA.
Dr. Alexander travelled to Atlanta, GA to accept another amazingly generous donation of used lab equipment from the Centers for Disease Control.
Thermo Nicolet 6700 FTIR installed!
Jan. 2013
Our FTIR has arrived on the ground at the Memphis airport! Now if only it could clear customs and make it the last few miles to the lab!
Nov. 2012
- Dr. Alexander and co-workers from Virginia Tech published a review article in Progress in Surface Science. It can be accessed here.
- Graduate student Lauren Wiser joined the group. Lauren comes to us at the UofM after completing her undergraduate work at Freed Hardeman University. Welcome to the group!
- Dr. Alexander was awarded a 2012 KIMAX New Lab Startup Award!
Oct. 2012
- Dr. Alexander travelled to Atlanta, GA to accept a large donation of used lab equipment from the Centers for Disease Control.
- Undergraduate Matthew Luckey joined the group. Matt comes to us at the UofM after a 20-year career in the miltary. Thanks for your service Matt! He will be working on various projects. Welcome to the group!
Aug. 2012
The Alexander Labs are born…