Vol.51 - Jill Millstone

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How molecules change the way materials form and perform

 

分子如何改材料的形貌和性能

 

Jill E. Millstone

 

 

ABSTRACT

l-ligand chemistry impacts nearly every aspect of nanoparticle formation, physical properties, and utility. We develop methods to study and leverage these interactions to produce tailored llic and l-like nanoparticles with dimensions spanning the nanoscale (1-100 nm). Specifically, we discuss how these interactions may be used to access previously unobserved composition architectures, direct particle optoelectronic behaviors, and control both wanted and unwanted stability downstream. Underpinning these studies is the development of analytical techniques to quantitatively track particle structural, electronic, and surface properties. Taken together, these results not only produce robust particle platforms, but also general methodologies for synthesis and analysis that, together, point toward successful integration of these materials in a wide variety of applications.

 

金属配体化学几乎影响到纳米颗粒形成、物理性质和用途的方方面面。我们开发了各种方法用于研究和利用金属配体的相互作用的从而制备纳米尺度(1-100nm)的金属纳米颗粒及类金属纳米颗粒。具体来说,我们讨论了如何利用这些相互作用研究之前未曾观察到的组成结构、引导粒子光电行为,并控制调控所需的和不需要的的稳定性。这些研究的依赖于分析化学技术的发展从而定量跟踪粒子的结构性质、电子性质和表面性质。综上所述,这些研究结果不仅提供了稳定的的粒子平台,而且还衍生了用于合成和分析的通用方法,这种集成将在材料领域提供广泛的应用。


 

 

 

BIOGRAPHY

Jill E. Millstone is a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh with affiliated appointments in the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science. Since joining the faculty at Pitt in 2011, she has received honors including the NSF CAREER Award, the ACS Unilever Award for Outstanding Young Investigator in Colloid and Surfactant Science, the Cottrell Research Scholar Award, the Chancellor’s Distinguished Research Award, and the Kavli Emerging Leader in Chemistry Lectureship. She currently serves as an associate editor at ACS Nano, and on the editorial advisory board of several journals including Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters. She has also served as the Chair of the Nanoscience Division within the Inorganic Chemistry Division of the American Chemical Society, and is a current member of utive committee of the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry. Her group studies the chemical mechanisms underpinning l and l-like nanoparticle synthesis, surface chemistry, and optoelectronic behaviors.

 

Jill E. Millstone是匹兹堡大学的化学教授,在化学工程、机械工程和材料科学系任职。她2011年加入Pitt学院以来,获得了包括NSF CAREER奖、ACS联合利华胶体和表面活性剂科学杰出青年研究者奖、Cottrell研究学者奖、Chancellor’s杰出研究奖和Kavli Emerging Leader in Chemistry Lectureship奖等荣誉。她目前担任ACS Nano的副主编,以及包括《物理化学快报》在内的多家期刊的编辑顾问委员会成员。她还曾担任美国化学学会无机化学分会纳米科学分会主席,现任胶体和表面化学分会执行委员会成员。她的小组主要研究基于金属或类金属纳米粒子的合成,表面化学和光电行为的化学机制。