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2023/03/29: The group now have Erdős number 5
"This gives the authors something extremely special; Erdős number 5. With this paper, anyone who publish with our group will become at least Erdős number 6.
And if you graduate from our research group, this will add to being an academic descendant of Marie Curie and Paul Dirac! "
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2023/03/29: GRFP for Danny and first papers for Marcus/Gourhari
1. "Congratulations Danny, on getting the prestigious NSF-Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)."
2. "Congratulations Marcus, for his first published paper with the group, a JACS paper."
3. "ongratulations to Gourhari Jana of his first paper with the group"
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[Marcus Paper]
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2023/02/06: Jose Mendoza Wins 2nd Scialog Award
"Research Corporation for Science Advancement, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and ClimateWorks Foundation have made awards to seven cross-disciplinary teams of early career scientists in the third year of the Scialog: Negative Emissions Science initiative, which aims to catalyze advances in basic science that will enable technologies for removal of CO2 and other greenhouse gases to become more efficient, affordable, and scalable.The individual awards will go to 19 researchers from a variety of institutions in the United States and Canada, including Michigan State's Jose Mendoza, who will be receiving his second award as part of this initiative."
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2021/11/30: Jose Mendoza Wins Scialog Award
"Jose is among 20 researchers from USA and Canada on eight cross-disciplinary teams that will share $1.2 million to advance environmental research. Their work is sponsored by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, with additional support from the Climate Pathfinders Foundation. The teams will work to advance fundamental science in the removal of greenhouse gases from Earth's atmosphere and oceans"
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2021/11/30: Turning inert materials into useful, active ones
"Michigan State University's Jose Mendoza-Cortes is part of an international team exploring if defects can turn inert materials into useful, active ones. 'Demonstrating that a material thought to be always chemically inert, hexagonal boron nitride (hBN), can be turned chemically active holds potential for a new class of catalysts with a wide range of applications,...'"
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[Phys.Org]
[Science Daily]
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2020/10/15: Mendoza Lab To Tackle Greenhouse Gas Issues As A Scialog Fellow
"Jose Mendoza of Michigan State University has been named a Fellow for Scialog: Negative Emissions Science and will join 50 early-career scientists [from USA and Canada] aimed at tackling the issues of greenhouse gases... The Scialog: Negative Emissions Science is sponsored by RCSA and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation."
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2020/10/15: The ML class was selected to be part of 2020 Arctic Vault program
"Our ML class was selected was selected to be part of 2020 Arctic Vault program... Preserving open source software for future generations. It is a hidden cornerstone of modern civilization, and the shared heritage of all humanity. The mission of the GitHub Archive Program is to preserve open source software for future generations."
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2020/09/08: The MSU college welcomes nine new faculty members this fall
"nine new faculty members this fall, adding to the diverse engineering and scientific talent available in the college. - One can track his academic pedigree to physicists Marie Curie and Paul Dirac -" Meet the newest academic experts.
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