The Meyer lab is thrilled to announce two new Ph. D. candidates into the mix! Both Tom and Hayden passed their preliminary candidacy exams, earning them the title of Ph. D. candidate. Best of luck in the future to you both!
Quentin has accepted a position at Schneider Electric and unfortunately has to leave us. Thank you to Quentin for all of your hard work in the lab and we wish you the best!
Welcome to UNC and welcome to the Meyer Group! If you are interested in joining the Meyer lab, we encourage you to do a rotation and reach out to any of us at our emails under the “people” tab.
Our group meetings will begin September 12 (and every Thursday thereafter) from 9:30-11:30 in Venable 2301.
We all look forward to getting to know you in the coming weeks!
As of May 16, Professor Jerry Meyer is now officially the “Arey Distinguished Professor” of chemistry! Congratulations Jerry!
Welcome 1st year graduate students to UNC! We are recruiting students for our lab this fall! Please contact either Professor Meyer (gjmeyer@email.unc.edu) and/or graduate student Quentin Loague (qloague@unc.edu) directly to schedule rotations in our lab and attend group meetings. Stay Excited!
Congrats to Dr. Rachel Bangle on her recent publication in the ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology in it’s special issue in honor of John Goodenough!
Congrats Zander on your recent publication in the Journal of Physical Chemistry!
On the Determination of Halogen Atom Reduction Potentials with Photoredox Catalysts
Dr. Niklas Keller recently joined the Meyer lab in December 2021. He comes to us from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, where he worked with a previous Meyer lab postdoc, Dr. Jenny Schneider. In our lab, he will be exploring the effect of excited state localization within Ru-complexes on the cage escape yields of halide oxidation. Welcome Niklas!
Our own Rachel Bangle successfully defended her thesis this past April! We wish her well in the next phase of her career and will miss her greatly!