Zoey Lockwood Delivers 100-Second Gold Nanomedicine Pitch at CWRU Graduate Student Showcase
Congratulations to Zoey Lockwood, Chemistry PhD candidate at Case Western Reserve University, for presenting a rapid 100-second overview at “Find Tomorrow’s Talent Today: Graduate Student Showcase.” Her talk highlighted research on gold nanomaterials that enhance tumor radiosensitivity and fluorescent probes that guide surgeons to achieve more precise cancer removal—work aimed at improving accuracy, reducing side effects, and preventing recurrence. A strong demonstration of translational impact and engagement with the broader innovation community.
Thrilled to congratulate Dr. Clemens Burda on ACS Publications naming his 2005 Chemical Reviews article “Chemistry and Properties of Nanocrystals of Different Shapes” the Most Accessed Article of the year. The work connected nanocrystal shape with plasmonic and catalytic properties and became a foundational reference for materials design. Congratulations, Dr. Burda.
