39. Covalent Gold, C & E News, vol 86, issue 46, November 16, 2009

38. An Electron's Exit

37. Mr. Leiming Wang won the 1st Place Graduate Student Poster Competition at the 19th Annual Symposium of the Pacific Northwest Chapter of AVS Science and Technology Society held in Richland, WA on Sept 18-19, 2008.
    The first place award consists of a $500 cash prize and an additional $500 contribution to cover costs for Lei-Ming to attend an AVS National meeting. Congratulations to Lei-Ming!

36. Mr. Leiming Wang has been selected as the 2008 recipient for the Leon and Barbara Radziemski Graduate Fellowship in the Sciences from the College of Sciences at Washington State University.

35. "A Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Ab Initio Study of the Structure and Bonding in Al₇N^-and Al₇N" featured on the Cover of Journal of Physical Chemistry A.(Mar. 06,2008).

34. "Aromaticity and Antiaromaticity in Transition-Metal Systems" featured on the Cover of Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 10, 257-267 (2008).

33. Hightlight of our recent Cu@Au16^- work by Nature Nanotechnology (May,2007).


32. Professor Wang has been elected a fellow of AAAS.


31. &delta Aromaticity Spied In Metal Clusters. C&E News, Vol. 85, No.19,Page 54, May 07, 2007 (Science and Technology).

30. Professor Wang has been named to receive the 2007 Sahlin Faculty Excellence Award for Research, Scholarship and Arts.


29. Prof. Wang has won a 2006 Humboldt Research Award. Report by PNNL and by WSU.


28. Washington State Magazine Hightlighted Our Research.


27. "Pb₁₂^2-:Plumbaspherene" featured on the Cover of Journal of Physical Chemistry A.(Aug.31,2006).


26. News and Reports on Golden Buckyballs.


25. Nature Research Highlight - Full Circle: Observation of d-Orbital Aromaticity.
Nature, Vol. 438, No.7066, Page 261; November 17, 2005


24. C&E News Science Concentrate: Observation of d-Orbital Aromaticity.
C&E News, Vol. 83, No.43, Page 48; October 24, 2005


23. Prof. Wang has been named a 2005 Guggenheim Fellow.


22. Prof. Wang receives the 2005 College of Sciences Distinguished Faculty Award.


21. "Toward the Solution Synthesis of the Tetrahedral Au20 Cluster" featured on the Cover of Journal of Physical Chemistry B.(Aug.19,2004).


20. Dr. Xin Yang has been selected as the 2003 recipient of the M.T.Thomas Award.


19. Science Profile. Science Vol. 304, May 28, 2004. Page 1287.


18. Boron Flat Out. C&E News, Vol. 82, No.9, Page 28; March 1, 2004.

17. Chemistry Highlights 2003. C&E News, Vol. 81, No.51, page 45, December 22, 2003 (Cover Story).

16. Deciphering Metal Antiaromaticity. C&E News, Vol. 81, No.50,Page 23, December 15, 2003 (Science and Technology).

15. W@Au12 work featured on the cover of Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. (July 7, 2003).

14. Nanoscience Class One of Few. Tri-city Herald, Mondy, May 26, 2003.

13. News and Reports on All-Metal Antiaromatic Molecule: Rectangular Al₄^4- in the Li₃Al₄^- Anion. Science 300 (2003) 622.


12. News and Reports on Synthesis, Characterization and Manipulation of Helical SiO2 nanosprings. Nano Letters(2003).

11. News and Reports on Au₂₀: A Tetrahedral Cluster. Science 299(2003)864.


10. "Helical SiC/SiO2 Core-Shell Nanowires" featured on the cover of Nano Letters(September,2002).


9. Surprises in Nanoribbon Synthesis. Science 295(2002)767(Highlights of the recent literature).

8. News and Reports on Bulk-Like Features in the Photoemission Spectra of Hydrated Doubly Charged Anion Clusters. Science 294(2001)1322.


7. Metalloaromatics. C&E News, Vol.79,No.39,Page 39, September 24,2001 (Science and Technology).

6. News and Reports on Observation of All-Metal Aromatic Molecules. Science 291(2001)859.


5. Spectra Reveal Electrostatics in Gas-Phase Zwitterions. C&E News,Vol.78,No.36,Page 32, September 4, 2000 (Science/Technology Concentrates).

4. It's A Flat World For Rare Tetracoordinate Carbon Molecules. C&E News,Vol.78,No.34,Page 8, August 21, 2000 (News of the Week).

3. Probing Free Multiply Charged Anions Using Photodetachment Photoelectron Spectroscopy. J. Phys. Chem. A104, 1978-1990 (2000) (Feature Article).

2. Photodetachment of Gaseous Multiply Charged Anions, Copper Phthalocyanine Tetrasulfonate Tetraanion: Tuning Molecular Electronic Energy Levels by Charging and Negative Electron Binding. J. Phys. Chem. A104, 25-33 (2000) (Featured on Cover).

1. Despite Repulsion, Multiply Charged Anions Keep Electrons. C&E News,Vol.77,No.29,Page 44,July 19, 1999 (Science/Technology Concentrates).