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SHUSTOVA GROUP

Graphitic hybrid materials 

from design to application

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Latest News from the Shustova Lab

07/01/2026
If you want to learn more about the exciting future of MOFs check out our recent outlook titled "Building Chemistry from “Lego” Blocks: Metal–Organic Frameworks after the 2025 Nobel Prize", and a big congrats to the authors Grace, Danielle, and Buddhima!
06/23/2026
A massive congratulations to Buddhima and the team for the exciting publication "Catalyst Hide-and-Seek Beneath Porous Support Surfaces: Pinpointing Active Site Distribution Through Resonance Energy Transfer" in Angewandte!!
05/17/2026
Congratulations to Mamata and the rest of the team for their publication in the Journal of the American Chemical Society titled, "Stimuli-Modulated Metal–Organic Framework (MOF) Reactivity toward a Three-Component Coupling Reaction"! We're so proud!!
05/01/2026
If you want to know about MOF thermodynamics, please check out our latest publication "Thermodynamics of Metal-Organic Frameworks: From Fundamentals to Advanced Applications" and the team, Grace Thaggard, Danielle Smith, Buddhima Maldeni, and Serena Jentz! Congratulations!
04/24/2026
Massive congratulations to Buddhima for winning the Graduate Student Poster Award for her amazing presentation at Discover USC!
04/17/2026
Congratulations to Emma Cumby for winning the Magellan Undergraduate Award! We're so proud and we're excited to see what you can accomplish!
04/16/2026
A huge congratulations to Grace Thaggard for winning the Outstanding Dissertation Award! Very well deserved!
04/16/2026
Brayden O'Dell won the ACS Inorganic Chemistry Undergraduate Award!! Many congratulations!
04/09/2026
A big congratulations to Virginia Arnold for winning the South Carolina ACS Outstanding Biochemistry Major Award! We're so proud of you!!
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We are hiring! We are currently looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow with a strong publication record to join the Shustova lab. Interested applicants work will focus on the design of porous and graphitic materials. Email Prof. Shustova for more information.
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