06/2023

Ding and Arkajit's comprehensive work on imaging polariton transport and polariton-lattice interactions appears in Nature Communications!

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06/2023

Jack's groundbreaking paper on room-temperature ballistic exciton transport in superatomic materials is out on arXiv!

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06/2023

Congratulations to Yongseok for receiving the prestigious Sejong Science Postdoctoral Fellowship!

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05/2023

Congratulations to Ding for being awarded the prestigious Kathy Chen Fellowship for excellence in Chemistry! And congratulations to Paul for being awarded the Miller Teaching Award! Both very well deserved.

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04/2023

Arkajit and Ding's paper on the development of a microscopic theory of multimode polariton dispersion appears in Nano Letters, an important paper detailing the correct use of coupled oscillator type models for multi-mode microcavities.

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1/2023

We're excited that Columbia undergraduate student Kayla Pham is joining the group!

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11/2022

We're excited to welcome postdoc Yongseok Hong! Yongseok hails from Dongho Kim's group at Yonsei University where he performed beautiful ultrafast experiments on excitons in organic systems.

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11/2022

The group is excited to welcome graduate students Andrea Dai and Michelle Reynoso!

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08/2022

Vicky and Ding give talks at SPIE San Diego on their work on dark exciton and polariton transport.

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07/2022

Jeyson Cruz Felix joins us for the summer high school ENG program from Gregorio Luperon High School - welcome Jeyson!

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06/2022

Milan receives the Beckman Young Investigator award - thank you to the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation!

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06/2022

Emma Charles from Howard University joins us for her REU this summer to work on microscopy of 2D materials - welcome Emma!

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05/2022

Congratulations to Shan-Wen and Jack for being awarded the Departmental Miller Teaching Awards!

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05/2022

Ding's opus on a new, powerful imaging approach to track coherent polariton propagation and interactions in cavities and 2D materials was just posted on arXiv!

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03/2022

Vicky's paper on dark exciton funneling appears in Nano Letters!

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02/2022

Check out Vicky's paper on dark exciton funneling in dielectric nanobubbles, the first time this phenomenon has been observed thanks to scattering microscopy and some great work from Vicky! Just posted on arXiv.

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01/2022

Very exciting times for the lab - we moved the last setup from our temporary space into our brand new labs, completing our move. A new phase begins...

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11/2021

Paul Brown joins the lab as a graduate student. Paul is a graduate from Northwestern University where he did some beautiful work on quantum dot / 2D material interfaces. Welcome to the group Paul!

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10/2021

Rahawa Ghebrelul joins the lab as an undergraduate research from Biomedical Engineering - welcome Rahawa!

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09/2021
After 1.5 years of research on exciton transport in 2D materials in the Delor labs, Eileen starts as a Bridge scholar - congratulations Eileen, we will miss you!

Athena returns to Yale to continue her undergraduate after a successful REU project designing compression cells and studying energy flow in materials under pressure. It was wonderful to have you join us for the summer Athena!

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07/2021

The group welcomes MRSEC REU student Athena Stenor, who is joining us from Yale Chemical Engineering - welcome Athena!

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06/2021

The group welcomes new postdoc James Baxter from Imperial College. James did his PhD in ultrafast protein crystallography using lots of super-cool optical and X-ray techniques - welcome to the group James!

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05/2021

Ding, Vicky and Shan-Wen pass their second year defenses, congratulations all around!

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11/2020
Ding receives the well-deserved 2020-2021 Kasindorf Fellowship from Columbia for his outstanding 1st year achievements - congratulations Ding!

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06/2020

Exciting additions to the group! Will Carson from Miami University joins as a Columbia MRSEC REU student; Jack Tulyag and Inki Lee, incoming Columbia graduate students, join as summer GRAs.

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04/2020

New article out in ACS Energy Letters! Using stroboSCAT to image charge transport in two lead-free double halide perovskites, we find that carrier diffusion lengths exceed 1 micron despite shallow trap-limited transport. These diffusion lengths combined with good absorption properties suggest that halide double perovskites are viable candidates to rival the archetypal lead halide perovskites for photovoltaic applications.

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02/2020

Eileen Moudou, an undergraduate student at Columbia College, joins the group. Welcome!

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12/2019

Milan is awarded the Lenfest Junior Faculty Development Grant. Thank you to the Lenfest program!

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11/2019

Graduate students Shan-Wen Cheng, Vicky Su and Ding Xu join Delor Labs. Welcome!

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08/2019

The Delor lab is growing! We are looking for enthusiastic students and postdocs to join the team in Fall of 2019. Please contact Milan for more information.

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06/2019

Milan Delor to join Columbia University's Department of Chemistry in Fall 2019