Monica Manriquez

Congratulations! Dr. Manthiram has achieved the Number 4 lifetime ranking among all scholars worldwide in Materials Science and Engineering. Please click on the link below to access his ScholarGPS profile.

https://scholargps.com/scholars/35091465231962/arumugam-manthiram

Congratulations to one of our Graduate Students, Zehao Cui! He placed 2nd in the poster completion at the Battery500 Meeting in Seattle, Washington.

Dr. Manthiram participated in an ABC Australian radio interview to discuss the life of John Goodenough.

https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/the-life-of-the-oldest-nobel-prize-winner-john-goodenough/102611864

It is with very heavy heart and sadness that I inform you that our beloved Professor John B. Goodenough passed away yesterday (Sunday) afternoon. We have lost a giant whose breakthrough contributions to solid-state science and batteries is immeasurable. May his soul rest in peace. https://news.utexas.edu/2023/06/26/ut-mourns-lithium-ion-battery-inventor-and-nobel-prize-recipient-john-goodenough/

Arumugam Manthiram is ranked 57th in the world and 39th in the United States in chemistry and 71st in the world and 36th in the United States in materials science by Research.com 2023 ranking:

https://research.com/u/arumugam-manthiram

Arumugam Manthiram received the inaugural John B. Goodenough Award at the Electrochemical Society Meeting in Boston in May 2023.