Congratulations to Ken, who successfully defended is MS thesis last week! Ken has done wonderful work with our collaborators in the Jiao group, developing novel strategies for compressing the CI vector of strongly correlated systems. (Stay tuned for a publication.) Ken is moving to Brown University to pursue his PhD.
Congrats Frank!
Congratulations to Frank Xin Qi Liu, group member and Bronx High School of Science student, who has been named a Top 300 Scholar in the Regeneron Science Talent Search for his work on fluorescent dyes for diagnostic applications! And nice work, as well, to his graduate student mentor, Fangchun Liang!
Congrats Jiri Suchan!
Friend of the group Jiří Suchan has been awarded the Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS) Postdoctoral Fellowship! Jiří is currently finishing his Ph.D. in the Slavíček group at the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague, and will return to IACS to start his Fellowship this summer. Congrats, Jiří!
Welcome Satoshi!
Welcome to Satoshi Ohtsuka! Satoshi is a masters student in Chemistry who will be working on his thesis research in our group, studying the spectroscopic properties of metal nanoclusters.
Congratulations, Ying!
Congratulations to Ying for passing her candidacy exam last week. Nice work, Ying!
Welcome, Zain!
Welcome to Zain Zaidi! Zain is a new freshman at SBU in Chemistry, and will be working with Arshad on a project related to photochemistry.
ACTC in Lake Tahoe
Fangchun, Arshad, Ben, Caitlin, and Andy attended ACTC in Lake Tahoe. Lake Tahoe is pretty much the best place to talk science! Here we are on a sunset cruise following the TeraChem/FMS Developers meeting. (Thanks, Todd!)
Welcome, Michael!
Welcome to Michael Rivera-Lazu! Michael is a summer student from the University of Puerto Rico. As part of IACS’s NSF-funded REU program, Michael will be working with Arshad to study excited state proton transfer.
Farewell, Alex!
Farewell to postdoc Alex Teplukhin, who is leaving us for a job at Intel. Good luck, Alex!
Welcome, Pen!
Welcome to Pen Chang Chang! Pen in a rising senior in Chemistry and Math here at SBU. He will be doing a senior honor thesis project in our group.
Levine Research Group at Stony Brook University 
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