The Talapin Group
Our Research
Recent Publications
Group Philosophy
Current research interests of the Talapin Group lie in the development of novel materials through the assembly of functional nanoscale building blocks. In recent years, we have explored different routes to materials design, including:
- synthesis of novel nanomaterials
- inorganic ligand chemistry development for electronic application
- self-assembly of nanocrystals into ordered superstructures
- electronic studies of nanocrystal arrays
The ability to assemble precisely engineered nano-building blocks into complex, hybrid structures opens the door to a new generation of complex materials in which components and functionalities can be added, tuned, or combined in a predictable manner.
Group News
Our new Advanced Materials frontispiece and article is out!
Our work on “Direct Optical Patterning of Quantum Dot Light‐Emitting Diodes via In Situ Ligand Exchange” is out, and is a frontispiece feature!
UChicago News article out!
UChicago News article about our MXenes work published in Science is out. “UChicago chemists invent way to customize compounds just a few atoms thick”
New Job
Congratulations to Dr. Vlad Kamysbayev on his new position at Intel.
New Job
Congratulations to Dr. Maggie Hudson on her new postdoc position with the Castellano lab at North Carolina State University.
New Award
Congratulations to Vlad Kamysbayev! He was awarded our Department's Elizabeth R. Norton Prize for Excellence in Research in Chemistry.
PhD Defense
Congratulations to Dr. Vlad Kamysbayev! He successfully defended his PhD thesis, "Atomic Engineering of Nanomaterials in Molten Salts and Liquid Metals”.
UChicago Chemistry
The Talapin Group is located on the second floor of the east wing of the Gordon Center for Integrative Sciences (GCIS) at the University of Chicago. Map