Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
📣 Job alert! I am #hiring a postdoc associate to join my research group at @EngineeringOSU. If you’re excited about battery recycling, metal-ion battery and electrochemical tests and characterizations, Please check the online link (hr.oregonstate.edu/open-post…).
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
One week left until we begin reviewing early applicants! We're happy to meet with interested students to discuss the unique scope and timeline of this program. Free to apply, reach out: [email protected]
Applications are open for the 6th cohort of the #Electrochemistry Masters Internship Program at the University of Oregon! This is a unique opportunity for STEM students interested in upskilling for a career in #cleantech
electrochemistry.uoregon.edu…
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Applications are open for the 6th cohort of the #Electrochemistry Masters Internship Program at the University of Oregon! This is a unique opportunity for STEM students interested in upskilling for a career in #cleantech
electrochemistry.uoregon.edu…
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
The @uochandbic DEI committee invites you to the 1st DEI community gathering of the year! TUESDAY 11/12, 3-5pm at the Knight Campus Terrace. Join us for free pizza & drinks as we highlight DEI-related departmental activities, answer your questions & discuss goals for the year!
We're delighted to announce the newest member of our team, Fuding Lin, a Senior Lecturer in the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry!
Fuding enjoys helping students launch rewarding careers as scientists and engineers through experiential graduate programs that are robustly connected with the industry. His graduate and post-doc studies covered topics including optics, semiconductor, and photoelectrochemistry.
We're very excited to be working with this talented and motivated group of students. Welcome to the Electrochemistry Masters Internship Class of 2025!
electrochemistry.uoregon.edu…
These students will be ready for internships/hire beginning Spring 2025
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Im speaking coffee at MIT on Friday and will do a demonstrative of some of our newest game changing stuff.
Come if you’re around.
We also learned about driving nitrogenase from
@MinteerLab, all solid state batteries from
@KelseyHatzell, and the electrochemistry of coffee from
@chhendon
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Thanks to @OregonEChem for hosting me for Electrochem PNW 2024!! I am such a nerd that when I saw the caterers bring out this tray of cookies, I thought it was to support voltammetry!!!
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
This position will include opportunities for collaborating with @OregonEChem industry partners and/or teaching fundamental + applied electrochemistry coursework to graduate and undergraduate students.
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Give us a glass of water and @JiaweiH29221467 and @brozeklab team can tell you the anions inside. Conductive MOF nanoparticles as the first sensors to detect mixtures of electrochemical signals from mixtures of anions @J_A_C_S @uoregon pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Electrochemical Anion Sensing Using Conductive Metal–Organic Framework Nanocrystals with Confined Pores | Journal of the American Chemical Society @BrozekCarl @OregonEChem @uoregon #Electrochemistry #Anion #Sensing #MOF #Nanocrystals #Pores pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Yesterday @OregonEChem hosted the inaugural "Koutecky Derby" where teams of grads, undergrads, and visiting REU students competed in various electroanalytical "events"! SeaVHorse was crowned the 2024 Champion. Thanks to Andrew and Louka for organizing ⚡️
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
Absolute band edge energies aren't that useful in semiconductor photochemical systems....nature.com/articles/s41929-0…
Oregon Center for Electrochemistry retweeted
The @OregonEChem class of 2023 returned to Eugene today for commencement! I'm very proud of this group of "electrochemistry masters"




















