Thesis Defense – MIT Chemical Engineering

Experimental and Computational Electrochemistry to Move Toward Plastic Circularity

Developing Predictive Tools for Solvent Effects on Thermodynamics and Kinetics

Ultrafast Investigations of Exciton Dynamics in 0D and 2D Hybrid Semiconductor Nanomaterials

Localized Cytokines Protect Neuronal Integrity and Drive Potent Anti-Cancer Immunity

Power Sources for Sensors and Robots in Remote and Inaccessible Environments

Towards Biosensor-assisted Directed Evolution of Myo-inositol Oxygenase

Structure and Dynamics of Associative Polymer Gels

Nonlinear Ion Transport at High Electric Currents in Shock Electrodialysis and Ion-intercalation Memories

Designer Porous Carbon Electrodes for Redox Flow Batteries

Systems Engineering for Viral Vector Production