Congratulations to Dr. Hyunjung Yi for successful completion of her Ph.D. with thesis entitled “M13 virus/single-walled carbon nanotubes as a materials platform for energy devices and biomedical applications”.

Congratulations to Xiangnan, Hyunjung, Jifa, and Dr. Yun on their publication entitled “Virus-templated self-assembled single-walled carbon nanotubes for highly efficient electron collection in photovoltaic devices” in Nature Nanotechnology.

Congratulations to Dr. Yoon Sung, Dr. Andrew, and Heechul on their publication entitled “Biologically templated photocatalytic nanostructures for sustained light-driven water oxidation” in Nature Nanotechnology.

Congratulations to Dr. Georg, Robbie, and David on their publication entitled “Kinetics of antimicrobial peptide activity measured on individual bacterial cells using high-speed atomic force microscopy” in Nature Nanotechnology.

Congratulations to Ms. Rachel Kolesnikov-Lindsey for successful completion of her Master’s thesis entitled “Virus Constructed Iron Phosphate Lithium-ion Batteries in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)”.

Congratulations to Dr. Youjin Lee for successful completion of her Ph.D. with thesis entitled “Fabrication of 1-Dimensional Nanowires from Genetically Modified M13 Phage through Surfactant-mediated Hybridization and Applications in Medical Diagnosis, Energy Device, and Catalysts”.

Congratulations to Dr. Yoon Sung Nam for successful completion of his Ph.D. with thesis entitled “Nanostructures Templated on Biological Scaffolds for Light Harvesting, Energy Transfer, Charge Transfer, and Redox Reactions”.

Congratulations to Dr. Brian Neltner for successful completion of his Ph.D. with thesis entitled “Hybrid Bio-templated catalysts”.

Prof.  Angela Belcher has carried out an innovative and fundamental research project on the principles of development of the natural systems that can reconvert and use energy. Her research, designed to develop new materials, eventually focused on improving performances, on sustainability and on the environmental compatibility of processes.

Congratulations to Dr. Andrew Magyar for successful completion of his Ph.D. with thesis entitled “Biologically Inspired Materials for Electro-Responsive Coatings and the Photo-Oxidation of Water”.