Former Graduate Students
PhD Graduates!!
Rui worked on materials for energy conversion and storage. | Katelyn worked on developing materials for electrochemical organic synthesis. |
Dominic worked on the synthesis and characterization of non-precious metal electrocatalysts. |
Chris collaborated with the Wright Group, studying the optoelectronic properties of perovskite materials. He started his career as a researcher at PPG. |
David was a joint student with the Ge group working on the nanoproteomics project. |
Dongxu worked on the synthesis and application of perovskite materials. He is now a consultant at Boston Consulting Group. |
Hongyuan worked on earth-abundant electrocatalysts for the electrosynthesis of hydrogen peroxide and other high-value chemicals. | Tim was a joint student with the Ge group working on the nanoproteomics project. |
Natalia was a joint student with the Wright group, studying the excited-state dynamics of perovskites through photoluminescence and multidimensional spectroscopy. | Matt worked on the synthesis and characterization of novel materials for photovoltaic applications. |
Yuzhou worked on 2D transition metal chalcogenides materials. | Nitish worked on Magnetic Skyrmions Project. |
Wenjie worked on materials for energy conversion and storage. |
Lianna worked on screw dislocation-driven nanostructured material growth. She is now a Process Engineer at Intel. |
Lichen worked on the synthesis and applications of porous materials. He started his career as a researcher at PPD |
Yongping worked on the metal halide perovskite materials. Yongping is now an Assistant Professor at Peking University. |
Matt worked on magnetic skyrmions in confined systems He started his career as a researcher at Intel |
Melinda worked on solar cell projects. She started her career as a researcher at PPG |
Leith worked on pyrite heterostructures for photovoltaic applications. Leith is now a lecturer at UW-Madison |
Qi worked on the synthesis of heterostructures of colloidal nanocrystals on semiconductor and its application in HER. Qi started her career as a researcher at PPG |
Audrey's project dealt with hard inorganic nanomaterial architectures. Audrey started her career as a researcher at 3M. Along with research, she is very interested in pursuing the artistic side of science and nanoscience. |
Linsen studied iron based nanomaterials for Li batteries applications. Linsen started a Post-Doc at MIT. |
Miguel worked on pyrite nanomaterials properties for solar energy conversion. Miguel has moved on to a Post-Doc with the Nate Lewis group at Cal-Tech. |
Ankit worked with bulk nanostructured HMS for thermoelectrics. Ankit has begun to work as a researcher for Advanced Materials. |
Matt's project investigated low-cost alternative materials for photovoltaic applications Matt is now working at PPG Industries in Pittsburgh, PA. |
Fei's project focused on the dislocation driven growth of nanowires Fei is now working for ChemEOR in Covina, CA. |
Jack focused on transition metal silicide nanowires for spintronics. Jack is now working for Advanced Research Systems, Inc. in PA. |
Mark studied MoS2 and other MX2 nanosheets for photocatalysis. Mark is now working for 3M in St Paul, MN. |
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Rachel synthesized nanocrystals for device applications and fundamental study. Rachel is currently teaching. |
Steve developed bottom up synthesis and assembly strategies for functional nanomaterials. Steve is now Assitant Professor at the University of Lincoln - Nebraska after a postdoc in Harvard for George Whitesides. |
Matt studied the dislocation-driven growth of nanowires by VLS and validated the Elsheby twist theory. Matt is now working for DOW in Texas after a postdoc at Caltech for Nate Lewis. |
Jeremy worked on nanowires growth in CVD and metal silicide for thermoelectrics applications. Jeremy is now working for 3M in Saint Paul, MN. |
Andy's PhD involved the synthesis of various nanowires with the CVD set up. Andy was a postodc in the Mahesh group and is now working for Brady Corporation in Milwaukee! |
Jeannine focused on the synthesis of metal silicides nanostructures for thermoelectrics applications. Jeannine is now teaching analytical sciences at UW! |
Graduate Students
Nick Kaiser |
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Chris is curently working for BASF. | |
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