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December 2011: Graduate students shine at catalysis conference
September 2011: The Catalyst Review Special Feature: New Catalyst Research Instrumentation is Allowing for Quantitative Atomic Composition of the Outermost, Top-Surface Layer of Heterogeneous Catalysts and Sorbents
September 2011: Nanotechnology for Better Natural Gas Utilization
September 2011: A Chemical Engineer Joins a Select Group
August 2011: Dr. Israel E. Wachs named an ACS Fellow
April 2011: Julie Molinari wins First Place in Annual Catalysis Society of Metropolitan New York Poster Competition
April 2011: Playing Pool with Atoms
January 2011: Catalysis science of methanol oxidation over iron vanadate catalysts
January 2011: The generality of surface vanadium oxide phases in mixed oxide catalysts
December 2010: Anomalous Surface Compositions of Mixed Oxides
December 2010: Utilizing Raman Spectroscopy to Monitor Catalysts In Action
November 2010: Building a Better Catalyst
November 2010: Michelle Spicer, a Lehigh Junior, Recognized for CO2 Capture Research
May 2010: Students Excel in Catalysis Research Presentations
November 2009: Imaging a catalyst one atom at a time
October 2009: A singular, molecular focus yields more effective catalysts
May 2009: Catalyst Journal Highly Cited Author
March 2009: Ph.D. candidate recognized by Catalysis Society of Metropolitan New York
November 2008: Lehigh Senior Recognized for Catalysis Research
April 2008 : Scientist Explores Invisible Environmental Helpers (National Science Foundation)
January 2008 : George A. Olah Award in Petroleum or Hydrocarbon Chemistry (Chemical and Engineering News)
October 2007: Wachs chosen to receive Olah Award
September 2007: A "sub-nanoscale" leap in reactivity
April 2007: Grad students tops in region for catalysis research
March 2007: Prof. Wachs' students win award at the New York and Philadelphia Catalysis Socities (pdf)
Prof. Wachs and students active at 232nd ACS meeting in San Francisco, September 2006.
Prof. Wachs' students come up big at conference, February 2006. |