Award for "Ultrafast Imaging of Solar Energy Flow" Study
AFM images of natural bacterial photosynthetic chromatophore membranes.
Dr. Libai Huang, an Argonne postdoctoral researcher jointly supervised by CNM's Nanophotonics Group and Argonne Chemical Sciences
and Engineering's (CSE's) Photosynthesis Group, presented her poster, "Ultrafast Imaging of Solar Energy Flow in Photosynthesis," at
the Gordon Research Conference on Photosynthesis at Mount Holyoke College, June 22-27. The conference focused on frontier research
in photosynthesis and bioenergy. Huang won a Young Investigator Award for the best poster from a young investigator and was invited
to speak at the conference. The research is a collaboration between Huang and Gary P. Wiederrecht (CNM), Nina Ponomarenko (University
of Chicago), and Lisa Utschig and David M. Tiede (CSE); this unique interaction enables new breakthroughs at the interfaces of
bio- and nanoscience by merging the specialist capabilities of these two groups.
The Center for Nanoscale Materials is an Office of Science User Facility operated for
the U.S.Department of Energy Office of Science by Argonne National Laboratory