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Assistant Professor @UWMadCBE, PhD @TexasChE 2022, researching small molecule transport in polymeric materials for water/energy applications

Joined January 2013
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Excited to share our recent paper published in @J_Membrane_Sci demonstrating that hydraulic water transport across ion exchange membranes occurs via the solution-diffusion mechanism: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New work from our group! We analyzed recent technoeconomic studies to explore the limitations and prospects of ion-exchange membrane technologies. This perspective provides guidance on pathways to improve performance and economic viability. @UMichChE sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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I am at AIChE this week and will be giving two talks on my research focused on ion and water transport in polymers for water and energy separations. If you're interested, feel free to stop by or reach out to chat sometime this week!
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Congratulations to Satish Kumar, Bowen Zhang, and Max Gordon, the student creators of EyeClimate! Their business won first place at @ucsantabarbara's New Venture Competition Finals by creating effective solutions to fighting climate change. engineering.ucsb.edu/news/en…
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This work was inspired by classic membrane studies reported by Rosenbaum/Cotton and Paul/Ebra-Lima in the 1960s-1970s. We refer those with additional interest to a selection of the significant body of work from Don Paul’s group on this topic:
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Congratulations to Prof. Smith on his promotion to Associate Professor with Tenure! This promotion takes effect on July 1 and is a reflection of the outstanding work from the many current and former group members who have contributed over the years.
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Satish Kumar is the first @ucsantabarbara COE graduate student to receive a prestigious Schmidt Science Fellow. The @ucsbece PhD student will study if plants can serve as bioindicators to detect and mitigate global pollution engineering.ucsb.edu/news/hi…
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Congratulations to the award winners! They will be honored at the PMSE/POLY Plenary Lecture & Awards Reception, 6:00 - 8:30 pm, TODAY, March 20, New Orleans Marriott, Grand Ballroom. Free drinks and foods. #ACSSpring2024 #PMSE100 #polymer @acspmse @POLY_ACS @AmerChemSociety
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Congratulations to one of our most recent graduates, Dr. Kayla Storme @KaylaStorme , for receiving the 2024 PMSE Future Leader Award at the ACS Meeting in New Orleans!
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Excited to be presenting M-WET research for #PMSE100 at Spring ACS this week! I’ll be discussing the mechanism of hydraulic liquid transport in charged membranes used in water and energy separations.
[PMSE 100] Join us for the PMSE Future Leaders Symposium at the 2024 Spring ACS National Meeting, March 17-18, New Orleans Marriott, Regent. #PMSE100 #ACSSpring2024 #RisingStars #polymer @AmerChemSociety acs.org/meetings/acs-meeting…
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Location and timing of the talk:
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In Neel’s final PhD paper, he used QENS to measure the solvation lifetime of a lithium ion in a polymer electrolyte. Chao Fang reproduced these results using MD to provide a direct measurement of solvation dynamics in an electrolyte!  #QENS #ORNL #LBL nature.com/articles/s41563-0…
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Congratulations to @zakpage (UT Austin) on receiving the Herman F. Mark Young Scholar Award! POLY looks forward to honoring Zachariah's achievement during the #ACSFall2024 Meeting! #POLYAward #24MarkYoungAward
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The first issue of Nature Chemical Engineering is now live! 🎉 We're excited to finally begin highlighting the breadth of chemical engineering research. Thank you to our authors, reviewers, and community for the support! Check out the issue here: go.nature.com/48kZ7ZT
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Out yesterday in #Macromolecules! Beech et al. update a kinetic graph theory model by adding parameters representing the relative rate of competing side reactions and the probability of side cross-linking events: go.acs.org/763 Great work, @olsenlabmit!
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