for his contributions in understanding the chemical processes that take place at the nanometer scale interface between solids and liquids. The award is presented by the Pony Chung Foundation to recognize young innovators whose achievements drive positive change in society. The foundation honors the pioneering spirit of Chung Se-yung, a leading figure in the development of South Korea’s automotive industry.
on the group’s recent efforts studying solid-liquid interfaces and hydrophobic effects for electrochemical reactions.
Congratulations to Cole and Rani on their latest publication regarding hydrophobic effects in heterogeneous electrocatalysis.
for his significant contributions to catalysis, particularly in understanding and applying interfacial phenomena in electrocatalytic processes, including the electroconversion of carbon dioxide.
Dohyung, Rani, and Nidhi presented the group’s efforts on interfacial liquids, hydrophobic effects, and heteroatom-doped carbon materials at the ACS Spring 2026.
Rani receives the CATL-ChemCatBio Graduate Student Travel Award to support his participation in the Spring 2026 ACS National Meeting!
Congratulations to Nidhi and co-authors on publishing a significant contribution elucidating the pyrolytic formation of N-dopants in carbon materials.
Dohyung and Lauren presented the group’s efforts on heteroatom-doped carbon materials at the 2025 AIChE Annual Meeting.
Honored to be part of the Packard Fellows community!
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Congratulations, Nidhi! Well-deserved!