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The group presented "Sink or Swim",an interactive show on buoyancy with experiments, at the CU Wizards Show for kids.

Maddie Klumb joins the group as a graduate student.

Madison Foreman won the Rao Prize 2022, for one of the top three talks presented by a graduate student at the 75th International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy (held in June 2022 in Urbana-Champaign, IL). Congratulations!

Visiting Student Anne Pilgaard Rasmussen from Aarhus University in Denmark joins the group for three months.

Madison Foreman gives an invited presentation at the Gordon Conference on Molecular & Ionic Clusters in Barga, Italy.

Graduate Student Lane Terry joins the lab.

Graduate Student River Leversee joins the lab. He won a prestigious Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship from the Department of Energy. River will be working on the properties of materials under high pressure.

Graduate student Heinrich Salzmann joins the lab.

Graduate student Curtis Beimborn graduates with a PhD and changes jobs, becoming the chief of the JILA Keck Lab. Congratulations!

Wyatt Zagorec-Marks gives a Hot Topic Talk at the Gordon Conference on Molecular & Ionic Clusters in Ventura, CA.

Undergraduate Student Kenneth Wilson graduates summa cum laude. Congratulations!

Prof. Jan R. R. Verlet from Durham University (UK) visits the Weber group and JILA as a Visiting Fellow.

Mathias Weber is promoted to Full Professor. A big thank you to all who helped build our group's success over the years!

Dr. Leah Dodson starts her own research group at the University of Maryland. Congratulations, and best of success!

Graduate students Madison Foreman and Rebecca Hirsch join the group.

Leah Dodson won the Miller Prize at the 72nd International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy, held June 19–23 in Urbana, Illinois. Dodson is an NRC postdoc whose official advisor is Jun Ye, but who primarily works on molecular spectroscopy in the Mathias Weber lab. Her award-winning talk was entitled “Oxalate Formation in Titanium––Carbon Dioxide Anionic Clusters Studied by Infrared Photodissociation Spectroscopy.”