In the News!
Lasers trigger magnetism in atomatically thin quantum materials
(UW News, April 2022)
The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy
Technologies Office awards Prof. Gamelin funding to develop quantum-cutting Yb3+-doped perovskites for next-generation solar technologies
(UW News, June 2019)
Marrying Two Types of Solar Cells Draws More Power from the Sun
(Science, April 2019)
The search for secret ingredients: UW gets grant to invent new materials that could power the next big technology
(Seattle Times, September 2017)
UW to host $15.6M NSF-funded center for innovation, education in materials science
(UW News, September 2017)
Shining a Light on Quantum Dot Redox Chemistry (JACS Spotlights, October 2016) pdf
Zinc Oxide Nanocrystals Showcase Their True Potential (JACS Spotlights, August 2016) pdf
Renewable energy: Better luminescent solar panels in prospect (Nature News & Views, March 2015) pdf
Daniel wins the 2015 Inorganic Chemistry Lectureship Award from the ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry (February 2015)
Aliovalent Doping in ITO Nanocrystals Leads to Big Shifts (Journal of the American Chemical Society Spotlights, January 2015) pdf
Ligands can make for patchy nanocrystal surface (nanotechweb.org, August 2014) pdf
Doped semiconductor nanocrystals boost solar concentrators (nanotechweb.org, April 2014) pdf
UW Clean Energy Institute launches (December 2013)
Pictured at left: Daniel, Governor Jay Inslee, Alina, and Mike at the CEI grand opening.
Using Light To Dope Quantum Dots (Chemical & Engineering News, December 2013) pdf
Doping by Diffusion (Science: Editors' Choice, October 2013) pdf
"Falling Into Traps": New Auger Process in Semiconductor Nanocrystals
(Science: Editors' Choice, April 2013) pdf
Magnetic semiconductors for optospintronics (nanotechweb.org, August 2011)
Auger effect boosts doped devices (nanotechweb.org, April 2011)
Excited Inorganic Nanocrystals Give a Peak Performance (Materials Today,
October 2010) pdf
Semiconductor Nanocrystals Make Ideal Optical
Thermometers (nanotechweb.org, August 2010) pdf
Shedding Light on Nanomagnets (Nature Nanotechnology, October 2009)
Magnetism:
Lighting the Way (Nature Nanotechnology, September 2009) pdf
Light Magnetizes Nanoscale Semiconductors
(nanotechweb.org, August 2009)
Trip the Light Magnetic
(Nature Research Highlights, August 2009)
Room Temperature
Quantum Magnets (Chemical & Engineering News, August 2009) pdf
Putting a Spin on Electronics
(Chemical & Engineering News, August 2009)
Green Pigment Spins Chip Promise
(BBC, August 2006) (NPR, Bill Radke on High Brow/Low Brow)
Charging Up Magnetic Quantum Dots for Spintronics (Materials Today, May 2006)
Chemical Control of Magnetic Semiconductors (Materials Today, Apr.2005)
Ferromagnetic Origins of TiO2 (Materials Today, Nov.2004)
Presidential Award (White House press release, Sept.2004)
High Temperature Ferromagnetism in Zn (Scientific Russian, Oct.2003)
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