04.12.21: Jean-Hubert "visits" the Department of Chemistry at UT Austin and gives a seminar on the lab recent progress on how  modulate the excitonic properties of π-aggregates.

03.16.21: Jean-Hubert "visits" the Department of Chemistry at NC Sate and gives a seminar on the lab recent progress on how  modulate the excitonic properties of π-aggregates.

01.08.21: The lab welcomes graduate student Robert Wilson. Welcome on Board Robert!​

12.23.20: Congrats to Arindam for his recent work published in ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces. Check it out!​

12.10.20: Congratulations are in order  for Kaixuan as his recent work on controlling the excitonic properties of PDI-derived aggregates was just published in Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. This article is part of the themed collection: 2021 PCCP HOT Articles. Check it out!

10.11.20: Jean-Hubert gave a talk at the NICE Conference in the Bioinspired Chemistry and Materials for Sustainable Energy Symposium.

07.14.20: Graduate student Ifigeneia Tsironi joins the lab. Welcome on board! Ifi will focus on developing new approaches to tether supramolecular polymers.

07.02.20: Jean-Hubert gives a talk at the Photochemistry Spotlight Symposium and share the lab progress on how  modulate the excitonic properties of π-aggregates.

05.30.20: Congrats to Chuan! His recent work showing that Butadiyne-Bridged (Porphinato)Zinc(II) Chromophores Assemble into Free-Standing Nanosheets was accepted in Organometallics.

04.10.20: Congrats to Chuan and Michelle! Their collaborative work with the Prasad Group engineering drug-loaded neural interface mimics is published in ACS Applied Bio Materials! Fantastic work!

03.09.20: Jean-Hubert visits Montana State University at Bozeman to give a departmental seminar and share the groups's work on supramolecular tools.

03.02.20:  Jean-Hubert is awarded the Provost Research Award. 

02.27.20: Jean-Hubert visits Southern Illinois University at Carbondale to give a departmental seminar and share the groups's work on supramolecular tools.

02.16.20:  Congratulations are in order for Kaixuan who was announced as a recipient of the Dean's Dissertation Fellowship. Way to go Kaixuan!

01.10.20: Our recent work on locking in the conformation of supramolecular polymers just got published in Angewandte Chemie: A Molecular Strategy to Lock-in the Conformation of a Perylene Bisimide-Derived Supramolecular Polymer

01.08.20: Jean-Hubert is awarded the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award by the National Science Foundation to support the group's work on developing new supramolecular tools to reprogram the electronic functions supramolecular systems

12.20.19:  Jean-Hubert was named Frost Fellow Junior

10.08.19: Congratulation to Arindam for his recent publication in J. Phys. Chem. B: Molecular Strategies to Modulate the Electrochemical Properties of P-Type Si(111) Surfaces Covalently Functionalized with Ferrocene and Naphthalene Diimide

07.01.19: Jean-Hubert presented the lab research on locking-in the conformation of supramolecular polymers at the IC4N in Greece

04.03.19:  Congratulation to Chuan for receiving the Sam and Clara Schreiber Chemistry Summer Research Fellowship

03.10.19: Congratulation to Kaixuan for his recent publication in Chemical Communication: Reconfiguration of π-conjugated superstructures enabled by redox-assisted assembly

02.11.19:  Kaixuan is announced as a recipient of the Graduate Student  Award. Way to go Kaixuan 

12.01.18: The lab welcomes graduate students Brianna Bernard and Victor Paulino​

08.19.18: Congratulation to Chuan for his recent publication in Journal of Materials Chemistry C: Deciphering the potentiometric properties of (porphinato)​zinc(II)​-​derived supramolecular polymers and related superstructures.

08.19.18:  The Lab welcome undergraduate student Dalia Husaini.

08.17.18:  The Lab welcome undergraduate student Tina Phan.

08.15.18:  The Lab welcome postdoctoral researcher Arindam Mukhopadhyay. 

08.05.18: Jean-Hubert was awarded the poster award at the Electron Donor-Acceptor Interactions Gordon Research Conference.

07.05.18: Jean-Hubert presented the lab research on supramolecular polymers at the International Conference on Porphyrins and Phtalocyanines.

06.07.18: Jean-Hubert and Abhishek Prasad from the Biomedical Engineering Department were awarded with the Collaborative Research Initiative for the Frost Institute of Chemistry and Molecular Science.

05.28.18: Jean-Hubert is named a Beckman Young Investigator. Click Here for more details.
03.02.18: The first paper of the Olivier Laboratory has been accepted in Chemistry of Materials.

02.01.18: The Lab welcome Undergraduate Student Noah Kleinhenz. Noah is developing new hydrogel materials. 

01.28.18: Jean-Hubert was glad to be an invited speaker at the South Florida Local ACS meeting.

 11.20.17:  Congrats to Chuan who won the first prize for his poster at the BioNIUM external board meeting.

09.22.17: Jean-Hubert was delighted to be an invited speaker at NanoFlorida 2017

08.30.17: The lab welcomes high school student Isabel Lopez

06.01.17: The lab welcomes Undergraduate student Adam Levy.

05.06.17: Jean-Hubert was delighted to be an invited speaker at the ACS 93rd Florida Annual Meeting and Exposition (FAME). conference. 

04.17.17: Renovation has started. It will provide a new office space for students. 

02.03.17: The lab welcomes Undergraduate student Jared Klutke. 

01.27.17: Jean-Hubert gave a seminar at the Climate Sustainability Lecture Series (Nova Southeastern University, FL).

 01.01.17:  HAPPY NEW YEAR. We are excited for this productive year ahead.

 11.20.16:  The Lab is fully operational. 

10.20.16: UV-vis-NIR Cary 5000 has made its way to the Olivier Research Lab.

 10.19.16:  Jean-Hubert gave a seminar at the UM Medical School.

09.10.16: We are Online!!

09.01.16: The group joins The Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation Biomedical Nanotechnology Institute of University of Miami (BioNIUM).

08.31.16: First boxes are arriving. Time to unpack!!!

08.16.16: Graduate Students Chuan Liu and Kaixuan Liu join the group. WELCOME!!

08.15.16: Inception of the Olivier Research Group.