Dr. Pallavi Bhattacharyya is a Software Research Scientist at Intel’s Technology Development group in Oregon. The goal of her research is to model light-matter interactions… Read More »Dr. Pallavi Bhattacharyya Accepts Position with Intel
Dr. Shuming Bai, a post-doctoral fellow in CSQC, began his independent career as a Professor in the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing,… Read More »Dr. Shuming Bai Accepts Faculty Appointment
Jonathan Yuly, Ph.D. will start an independent postdoc with Princeton at the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics (LSI). The LSI is a hub for interdisciplinary… Read More »Dr. Jonathan Yuly Accepts Independent Postdoc at Princeton!
As a CRA/CCC Computing Innovation Fellow funded by NSF at University of California, Berkeley, Jesús will combine the computational chemistry methods employed at the CSQC… Read More »Ph.D. graduate Jesus Valdiviezo wins Computing Innovation Fellowship
February 15, 2022 Duke Professor Michael J. Therien has been named the 2022 recipient of the Robert Burns Woodward Career Award in Porphyrin Chemistry. This lifetime achievement… Read More »Michael Therien Receives Lifetime Achievement Honor
February 1, 2022 Duke Today DURHAM, N.C. – Remember flip-phones? Our smartphones may one day look just as obsolete thanks to spintronics, an incipient field… Read More »New Super-Conducting Technology Takes Data Beyond Zeroes and Ones
CSQC in partnership with UNC-Pembroke hosted a Zoom panel discussion for Native American undergraduates interested in learning about graduate school in STEM disciplines and career… Read More »Second Panel for Native American Undergraduates on Graduate School and Career Paths — November 2021
Science Writing for Public Engagement Dr. Jory Weintraub of Duke’s Science & Society Initiative taught a CSQC-sponsored workshop on informal science communication. Students and postdocs… Read More »Science Writing for Public Engagement – September 2021
August 26th, 2021 3:00PM – 6:00PM EST Real conversations about race, gender, justice, and diversity are needed more than ever but sometimes those candid conversations… Read More »Micro-interventions for Responding to Bias (Part I) – August 2021
CSQC in partnership with UNC-Pembroke hosted a Zoom panel discussion for Native American undergraduates interested in learning about graduate school in STEM disciplines and career… Read More »First Panel for Native American Undergraduates on Graduate School and Career Paths — August 2021
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