My final first author paper, a collaborative study with @surendranathlab on the importance of ion-management in forward-biased bipolar membranes ➕➖, is now published in @NatChemEng!
Read here: https://t.co/I9wY2RdiOm
🧵 below with more detail!
#Electrochemistry#Membranes
Continuing our look back!
In our first issue, Justin Bui, Adam Weber & co-workers Review the coupled multi-scale physics of bipolar membranes for electrochemical processes. @JustinBui888@BoettcherLab@jaramillogroup
Free link here: https://t.co/OuJJTWgwu4
Out now in @NatureMaterials: an Article from Sayantan Sasmal, Shannon Boettcher & co-workers on materials descriptors for water dissociation catalysts in bipolar membranes. @BoettcherLab
Link here:https://t.co/CoyLXHn1pQ
Excited to share my latest preprint: A study on the importance of ion management and non-ideal interactions in dictating energy recovery from forward bias bipolar membranes! Performed in collaboration with @weilunjamestoh from @surendranathlab! https://t.co/d4OeT8xrPw
Very excited to share that I will be joining @nyutandon as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, starting August of 2026! 🏙 🥳 Before then, I will be doing my Postdoc with @KManthiram at Caltech! 🦫
So exciting to see our art on the cover of the fifth issue of @NatChemEng! Huge shoutout to @kiko_galang for the photography and Samantha Trieu @BerkeleyLab for her help with the design of the graphical interface. Another amazing issue with great science!
https://t.co/Re6ZC7U99z
Out in @NatChemEng now! Our new research article led by @ericlees__ on the role of ion, electron, and water transport limitations in CO2 electrolysis in membrane electrode assemblies as revealed by non-equilibrium continuum modeling.
https://t.co/ZikN96Ktr8
Out in @NatChemEng now! Our new research article led by @ericlees__ on the role of ion, electron, and water transport limitations in CO2 electrolysis in membrane electrode assemblies as revealed by non-equilibrium continuum modeling.
https://t.co/ZikN96Ktr8
Amazing experience to present Goldsmith Lab poster during @UMichChE visiting student week. Our lab focuses in area of first principle modeling and machine learning. It was great to see such overwhelming interest from prospective students. Go blue!
“UKRAINE Needs Help...” Chess, 9-11 and Fuel Cell Research - March 16, 2022 Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Professor Iryna Zenyuk talks about her homeland of UKRAINE, with Kevin Bossenmeyer @UCIrvine KUCI #StandWithUkraine https://t.co/6mWy2AmeGH