Science Watch identifies our paper on conjugated polymer film morphology as one of the 10 most-cited ("hot") papers in chemistry during the two-month periods 7/01-8/01 (#7), 9/01-10/01 (#8), and 11/01-12/01 (#3); the paper continues to show up in the top ten throughout 2002 and into 2003.  As of 7/7/03, this paper (which was published in Jan. '00) had been cited over 114 times!

Our artwork appears on the cover of the Journal of Physical Chemistry B for the issue in which our Feature Article on electron transfer in the sodide system appears. 

Photonics Spectra chooses to highlight our 3-pulse sodium anion experiments in their "Current Technology News" Section (H. Hogan, "Electrons receive an optical kick," Photonics Spectra, Nov. 2001 issue.  A scanned version (> 1 MB) of the article, including the artwork, is available here.

A recent article in Nature (Y. Bhattacharjee, Nature 412, 474-6 (2001)) on the future of femtochemistry highlights our work on polymers in pores. 

Chris Bardeen's perspective (Science293, 444 (2001)) ("electrons can go home again") on our 3-pulse sodium anion experiments

The Editors of Science choose our collaborative NSOM work with the Saykally group on conjugated polymer films as a "literature highlight" (Science 292, 1451 (2001)--the citation for our article is at the very bottom)

Sumit Mazumdar's perspective (Science 288, 630 (2000)) ("prosepects for the polymer nanoengineer") on our polymers in pores experiments. 

Quyen wins second prize in the Advanced Materials Innovation Awards at ICSM 2000 (Adv. Mat. 12, 1563 (2000)). 

Photonics Spectra chooses to highlight our work on polymers in pores in their "Photonics Technology News" section (Photonics Spectra, Oct. 2000 issue, p 38).