News & Updates

Thanks to a great collaboration with Minjung Son in Boston, we gained valuable insights on the mechanism and properties of our allene-allylic cation system. Part of this work was entirely done by undergrads, who are ever present in our lab. Thanks to NSF for supporting this research (NSF CAREER 2541093) Photophysical properties of a highly delocalized allylic cation: acid-independent and solvent-dependent intramolecular charge transfer | Materials Advances | The Royal Society

Professor wins award to study color-changing plastic and shape-shifting springs | Wake Forest News

Nobody gives a talk on engineered graphene nanostructures quite like Wes Chalifoux. Cool science, great chemistry, and a great hang afterwards.

While we have no pictures to prove this, we had a great time at the meeting. It was Phil's first conference, and he presented a poster on the research he did under Karla's supervision.