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Prashant Jain

Professor G L Clark Professor of Physical Chemistry and Professor of Chemistry

UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Chemistry

School of Chemical Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Prashant Jain is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor G L Clark Professor of Physical Chemistry and Professor of Chemistry at Uiuc.

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Prashant Jain

UIUC

Professor G L Clark Professor of Physical Chemistry and Professor of Chemistry

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chemistry nanoparticle research applied physics nanotechnology plasmons materials science nanoparticles nanomaterials plasmonics plasmonic catalysis physics metal nanoparticles catalysis energy chemistry plasmonic materials material chemistry photocatalysis transition metal chemistry nanophotonics physical chemistry vibrational spectroscopy advanced functional materials raman spectroscopy condensed matter nanoheterogeneous catalysis advanced energy material nano energy nanocrystalline materials sustainable chemistry photoelectrochemistry crystal growth metals metallic nanomaterials carbon plasmonic excitation nanostructure synthesis chemical physics electroanalytical chemistry surface-enhanced raman scattering nanoscale chemistry colloidal nanocrystals au nanoparticles solid-state chemistry solid-state ionics plasmon-enhanced photovoltaics inorganic photochemistry solid-state physics gold nanoparticles noble metal nanoparticles plasmon resonance plasmonic photosynthesis therapeutic nanomaterials nanoscale science transition metal chalcogenides photoluminescence photo-electrochemical cell visible light plasmon resonances plasmonic nanoparticles semiconductor nanostructures ionic conductors ion exchange nanoclusters cluster science cluster chemistry heterogeneous catalysis plasmon coupling surface plasmon resonance tumor targeting laser photochemistry industrial catalysis gold nanorods plasmonic coupling universal scaling visible light excitation activation energies nanoscale imaging quantum chemistry photochemistry

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Bovine-Hemoglobin Detection by Single-Particle Plasmon-Coupled Circular Dichroism. Nano Letters (2025)

Ojasvi VermaSubhasis AdhikariAmrita ChakrabortyPrashant K. JainStephan Link

biophysicssingle-molecule detectionplasmonicsplasmon-coupled circular dichroismnanoparticlesvibrational spectroscopybiophotonicsplasmon resonancebiochemistrybiosensorsplasmonsnanoparticle researchstructural chirality

Dissolved Oxygen Redox as the Source of Hydrogen Peroxide and Hydroxyl Radical in Sonicated Emulsive Water Microdroplets. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2025)

Abdelilah AsserghineAravind BabyJeanne N’DiayeAdolfo I. B. RomoSupriya DasChloe A. LittsPrashant K. JainJoaquín Rodríguez-López

electrochemistryenergy chemistryoxygen reduction reactioncontinuous o2 bubblingelectrochemical engineeringchemical engineeringwater electrolysisdmpo spin trapcatalysistransition metal chemistrysustainable chemistrychemistryredox chemistryadvanced oxidation processoxygen redoxredox biologyelectroanalytical chemistryhydrogen

Identification of the Glassy State in Nanoparticles by Transmission Electron Microscopy. Nature Materials (2025)

Francis M AlcornPrashant K Jain

nanomaterialsmicroscopynanoparticlesphysicscondensed matternanotechnologymaterial researchglass materialelectron microscopyglass transitioncharacterization (materials science)nanoparticle researchglassy statetransmission electron microscopymaterials science

Uncovering the Thermodynamics of Photoelectrochemical Separations: Viability for Low-Solar-Efficiency Materials. Nature Communications (2025)

Prashant Jain

photoelectrochemistrywater splittingchemical engineeringphotoelectrochemical separationsphotocatalysischarge separationphoto-electrochemical cellsolar energy conversionchemistryadvanced energy materialenergy conversionmaterials science

Viability of Low Solar Efficiency Materials for Photoelectrochemical Separations via Thermodynamic Modeling. Nature Communications (2025)

Devashish GokhalePrashant K JainXiao Su

energy chemistrysustainable energy technologiesphotoelectrochemistrywater splittingphotoelectrochemical systemsenergy researchchemical engineeringchemical separationssolar powerphoto-electrochemical cellsolar energy conversionchemistrysustainable chemistrychemical processesadvanced energy materialenergy conversionmaterials science

Caged Aiegens: Multicolor and White Emission Triggered by Mechanical Activation. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2024)

Yunyan SunKecheng WangXiao HuangShixuan WeiEnrique ContrerasPrashant K. JainLuis M. CamposHeather J. KulikJeffrey S. Moore

host-guest chemistryluminescencemechanical forcemechanical activationphysical chemistrymolecular electronicsmaterial chemistrychemistryadvanced functional materialswhite emission triggeredmolecular aggregatematerials science

Fast Ions in Nanostructures. (2024)

Prashant Jain

nanomaterialsmetalsphysicsion structurenanotechnologyatomic physicsfast ionsion emissionapplied physicsion process

Hot Electrons in Catalysis. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2024)

Reinhard J. MaurerPrashant K. Jain

thermal catalysisinorganic chemistry frontierheterogeneous catalysiselectron configurationcatalysischemistrysocial media presencesingle-atom catalystelectrocatalystshydrogenelectron spectroscopychemical engineeringhot electronsaltmetric attention scoreenergy chemistrychemical physicsphysical chemistrytransition metal chemistrytheoretical electrochemistry

Hydrogen Evolution From a Spurious Source. ACS Energy Letters (2024)

Chloe A. LittsPrashant K. Jain

chemical sciencesenergy chemistryhydrogen transitionhydrogen evolutionhydrogen energyphysicsphysical chemistrycatalysishydrogen storagechemistryspurious sourcealtmetric attention scorehydrogen bondhydrogen

Impact of Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy in Catalysis. ACS Nano (2024)

Andrei StefancuJavier AizpuruaIvano AlessandriIlko BaldJeremy J. BaumbergLucas V. BesteiroPhillip ChristopherMiguel Correa-DuarteBart de NijsAngela DemetriadouRenee R. FrontieraTomohiro FukushimaNaomi J. HalasPrashant K. JainZee Hwan KimDmitry KurouskiHolger LangeJian-Feng LiLuis M. Liz-MarzánIvan T. LucasAlfred J. MeixnerKei MurakoshiPeter NordlanderWilliam J. PevelerRaul Quesada-CabreraEmilie RingeGeorge C. SchatzSebastian SchlückerZachary D. SchultzEmily Xi TanZhong-Qun TianLingzhi WangBert M. WeckhuysenWei XieXing Yi LingJinlong ZhangZhigang ZhaoRu-Yu ZhouEmiliano Cortés

energy chemistrychemical engineeringsurface sciencespectroscopyvibrational spectroscopyraman spectroscopyphysical chemistryindustrial catalysisheterogeneous catalysiscatalyst structurecatalysissurface-enhanced raman scatteringchemistryenergy conversionsurface-enhanced raman spectroscopy

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Prashant Jain

Professor G L Clark Professor of Physical Chemistry and Professor of Chemistry

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Department of Chemistry

School of Chemical Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Prashant Jain is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor G L Clark Professor of Physical Chemistry and Professor of Chemistry at Uiuc.

Honors