Ricardo Pablo Pedro (2015 - ) and Nannan Mao (2017 - ), two of Millie's most recent students, recall their memories of her.
by Nannan Mao and Ricardo Pablo Pedro
Published onApr 20, 2018
Our Time With Millie
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Ricardo Pablo Pedro
Graduate Student (Sep 5, 2015-)
Research field
Carbon conference 2016, Penn State University
Simulations of anisotropic 2D crystals such as Silicene
Study of polymers in external potentials
Topological Insulators
Photo courtesy of Helen Zeng
Photo courtesy of Helen Zeng
Carbon conference 2016, Penn State University
Silicene
J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 2017,8, 615
R Pablo-Pedro, H Lopez-Rios, et all. “Exploring Low Internal Reorganization Energies for Silicene Nanoclusters”. Phys. Rev. Applied, vol 9, issue 5. Published May 9, 2018. <https://journals.aps.org/prapplied/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevApplied.9.054012>
Topological directed Polymers
R Pablo Pedro, J Paulose, et all. "Topological patterning of interacting polymers". Sumbitted 13 Mar, 2018.
Nannan Mao
Postdoc (Jan 3th, 2017-)
Research field
Resonant Raman scattering of anisotropic 2D crystals (such as BP, ReS2)
Electron-photon and electron-phonon interactions in anisotropic 2D crystals
Thickness-dependent Raman Tensors of layered materials
What I learned from Millie:
1. June, 2013 — Peking University
First time attending one of Millie’s talks.
Strong, independent, enthusiasm for science!
First time attending one of Millie’s talks
2. Aug, 2016 — Peking University
Skype conversation with Millie.
Kind, Granny!!
Photo credit: Geof Cooper
3. Jan 3, 2017 — MIT
Became a postdoc in MGM group.
4. Jan, 2017 — MIT
Discussion in our office.
Patience.
5. Feb 5, 2017 — (Sunday) MIT
Last conversation: Millie, Ricardo and I were discussing paper with in her office.
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