Prof Zenyuk Delivers A Keynote At An Event In University Of Calgary Zenyuk Lab

Prof. Zenyuk Delivers A Keynote At An Event In University Of Calgary – Zenyuk Lab

Prof. Zenyuk Delivers A Keynote At An Event In University Of Calgary – Zenyuk Lab Prof. zenyuk travels to university of calgary for create and use hydrogen: materials for electrochemical energy solutions (nserc create me2). it was a great meeting and a panel discussion on enabling hydrogen in canada. Prof. zenyuk visited ird fuel cells company near copenhagen, denmark and got a chance to see our alumni dr. andrea perego. after that she was a keynote presented at prof. hubert gasteiger group retreat for summer seminar for chair of technical electrochemistry in monte isola, italy.

Congratulations To Dr. Devashish Kulkarni On Ph.D. Defense. – Zenyuk Lab

Congratulations To Dr. Devashish Kulkarni On Ph.D. Defense. – Zenyuk Lab The trip started with the summer school organized by students from trr 247 of sfp. prof. zenyuk taught some lectures on electrolysis and electrochemistry. she then travelled to deliver a keynote presentation at castle liblice at “challenges on the renewable energy storage.”. At uc irvine, zenyuk’s group works on enabling energy solutions by researching low temperature hydrogen fuel cells, li metal batteries and electrolyzers. zenyuk works on design strategy encompassing novel materials, diagnostic tools and device level testing. ‪professor, chemical and biomolecular engineering, university of california, irvine‬ ‪‪cited by 7,587‬‬ ‪electrochemistry‬ ‪fuel cells‬ ‪x ray computed tomography‬ ‪batteries‬. She joined tufts university as an assistant professor from 2015 2018 and moved to uci in 2018. she has authored more than 70 journal publications in the electrochemical technologies area and has given more than 90 invited presentations.

Congratulations To Dr. Devashish Kulkarni On Ph.D. Defense. – Zenyuk Lab

Congratulations To Dr. Devashish Kulkarni On Ph.D. Defense. – Zenyuk Lab ‪professor, chemical and biomolecular engineering, university of california, irvine‬ ‪‪cited by 7,587‬‬ ‪electrochemistry‬ ‪fuel cells‬ ‪x ray computed tomography‬ ‪batteries‬. She joined tufts university as an assistant professor from 2015 2018 and moved to uci in 2018. she has authored more than 70 journal publications in the electrochemical technologies area and has given more than 90 invited presentations. Professor iryna zenyuk received her ph.d. (2013) from carnegie mellon university. her graduate work focused on fundamental understanding of meso scale interfacial transport phenomena and electric double layers in electrochemical energy conversion systems. Currently, she is a professor in chemical and biomolecular engineering department at uci. she is also the director of the 24 year old center, national fuel cell research center (nfcrc), where her mission is to accelerate the development and deployment of fuel cell technology and fuel cell systems. Her graduate work focused on fundamental understanding meso scale interfacial transport phenomena and electric double layers in fuel cells. iryna was a postdoc at lbnl (berkeley lab) in dr. adam. From 2015 to 2018, she was an assistant professor at tufts university, before joining university of california, irvine in 2018 as an assistant professor in chemical and biomolecular engineering department.

Prof. Zenyuk’s Travel This Summer – Zenyuk Lab

Prof. Zenyuk’s Travel This Summer – Zenyuk Lab Professor iryna zenyuk received her ph.d. (2013) from carnegie mellon university. her graduate work focused on fundamental understanding of meso scale interfacial transport phenomena and electric double layers in electrochemical energy conversion systems. Currently, she is a professor in chemical and biomolecular engineering department at uci. she is also the director of the 24 year old center, national fuel cell research center (nfcrc), where her mission is to accelerate the development and deployment of fuel cell technology and fuel cell systems. Her graduate work focused on fundamental understanding meso scale interfacial transport phenomena and electric double layers in fuel cells. iryna was a postdoc at lbnl (berkeley lab) in dr. adam. From 2015 to 2018, she was an assistant professor at tufts university, before joining university of california, irvine in 2018 as an assistant professor in chemical and biomolecular engineering department.

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