ICL Associate Director Deborah Penchoff was profiled by the SC23 website where she served as Plenary Production Chair for the conference.

UT’s Innovative Computing Laboratory will be supporting and networking research from 23 organizations as part of a $25 million Consortium for Nuclear Forensics.

Deborah Penchoff is the chief editor of a new book titled, Rare Earth Elements and Actinides: Progress in Computational Science Applications.

More than one year after creating its Pledge for Allyship, Social Justice, Diversity, and Inclusion, the department has taken action to address the effects of implicit and explicit biases.

Research Assistant Professor Deborah Penchoff spoke at the Howard Baker Center about rare earth elements and their growing demand, which has lead to the need for innovation and alternatives.

Research Assistant Professor Deborah Penchoff will serve an official role with the American Chemical Society for the 2021–2023 period.