Dmitri Cordova
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, College of Engineering
Engineering Building, 428 S Shaw Ln, Room 3523
Biography
The Cordova Lab at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science in Michigan State University will focus on understanding the underlying chemistry of highly anisotropic extended lattices. We aim to build on existing interfaces in bulk crystals to target new materials with multi-dimensional heterointerfaces and modular subunits. Our unifying concept is control — specifically, control over nucleation and crystal growth. Once we achieve this control by understanding the interactions
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University of California Irvine, Postdoc 2020-2025
University of Oregon, Ph.D. in Chemistry 2020
University of the Philippines Manila, B.S. in Biochemistry 2013
Publications
Cordova, D. L. M.*; Chua, K.*; Kerr, T. A.; Aoki, T.; Knez, D.; Skorupskii, G.; Lopez, D.; Ziller, J.; Fishman, D. A.; Arguilla, M. Q. Atomically precise inorganic helices with a programmable irrational twist. Nature Materials. 2024, 23, 1347
Cordova, D. L. M.; Zhou, Y.; Milligan, G.; Cheng, L.†; Kerr, T.; Ziller, J.; Wu, R.; Arguilla, M. Q. Sensitive thermochromism of InSeI, a highly anisotropic and tubular 1D van der Waals solid. Advanced Materials. 2024, 36(21), 2312597
Cordova, D. L. M.; Chua, K.; Huynh, R.; Aoki, T.; Arguilla, M. Q. Anisotropy-driven crystallization of dimensionally resolved quasi-1D van der Waals nanostructures. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 2024, 145(41), 22413
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