2014 Physical Chemistry Division Awards
The Physical Chemistry Division annually sponsors senior and early-career awards in theoretical and experimental physical chemistry that are intended to recognize the most outstanding scientific achievements of members of the Division. The 2014 recipients will be honored in a special awards symposium on Tuesday afternoon of the Fall ACS National Meeting in San Francisco.
2014 Award in Theoretical Chemistry
Prof.
Douglas J. Tobias
The University of California, Irvine
"for theoretical studies that have revealed new and unexpected aspects of ions at interfaces and membrane-bound proteins, and their impacts
on atmospheric and biological systems"
2014 Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry
Prof.
Vartkess A. Apkarian
The University of California, Irvine
"for experiments that visualize the real-time making and breaking of bonds in solids, liquids and quantum liquids"
2014 Early-Career Award in Theoretical Chemistry
Prof. Filipp U. Furche
The University of California,
Irvine
"for the development of electronic structure methods and efficient computer programs enabling predictive simulations of small-gap compounds
and electronically excited states"
2014 Early-Career Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry
Prof. Peng Chen
Cornell University
"for his use of single-molecule fluorescence imaging that pushes the frontiers of our
understanding of the spatiotemporal catalytic properties of single nanoparticles"
The window for nominations for the 2015 Division awards will open following the Fall National meeting in September 2014 and will be remain open until early November. Details regarding eligibility and nominations will be available in the coming months.
Call For Papers for Fall 2021
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