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In addition to IRG research MEM·C also funds competitive exploratory and multidisciplinary team research.

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David Bergsman

Chemical EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Mo Chen

Materials Science and EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Douglas Reed

ChemistryMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Julie Rorrer

Chemical EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Eleftheria Roumeli

Chemical EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Gerald Seidler

PhysicsMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Zachary Sherman

Chemical EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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Shijing Sun

Mechanical EngineeringMEM-SeedResearch Faculty

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  1. Synthesis, assembly, and electrochemical performance of ultrasmall Sb2S3 nanoparticles

    Zachery R. Wylie, Guesang K. Leea, Soohyung Leea, Abdul Moeez, Guodong Ren, Juan-Carlos Idrobo, Peter J. Pauzauskie, Lilo D. Pozzo and Vincent C. Holmberg

    J. Mater. Chem. A, 2026

    DMR-2308979IRG 1Year 3

    Lilo Pozzo, Peter Pauzauskie

  2. Accelerated sol–gel synthesis of nanoporous silica via integrated small angle X-ray scattering with an open-source automation platform

    Brenden Pelkie, Chi Yuet Yung, Zachery R. Wylie and Lilo D. Pozzo

    Digital Discovery, 2025

    DMR-2308979MEM-SeedYear 3

    Lilo Pozzo

  3. Strongly interacting Hofstadter states in magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene

    Minhao He, Xiaoyu Wang, Jiaqi Cai, Jonah Herzog-Arbeitman, Ran Peng, Takashi Taniguchi, Kenji Watanabe, Ady Stern, B. Andrei Bernevig, Matthew Yankowitz, Oskar Vafek & Xiaodong Xu

    Nature Physics, 2025

    DMR-2308979IRG 2Year 3

    Matthew Yankowitz, Xiaodong Xu

  4. Pressure-induced modifications of magnetic and optical properties in Yb3+-doped CrBr3

    Thom J. Snoeren, Marina T. Candela, Rafael Valiente, Daniel R. Gamelin

    Optical Materials, 2025, 165, 117102

    DMR-2308979IRG 1Year 2

    Daniel Gamelin

  5. Exciton Annihilation by Lanthanide Dopants: An Atomic Probe of Sub-Diffraction Exciton Diffusion in Ferromagnetic CrI3

    Kimo Pressler, Daniel Gamelin

    Journal of Physical Chemistry, 2025, 25, 11527-11537

    DMR-2308979IRG 1Year 2

    Daniel Gamelin

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The University of Washington MRSEC is supported by the National Science Foundation under NSF Award Number DMR-2308979. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the PI(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the National Science Foundation.