Bartlett Group Summer 2025: Anastasia, Elliott, Anna, Ryan, Profulla, Valerie, Allison, Bart, Shae, Hana, Amira, Chris, Olivia, Jake
Recent News
May 7, 2026. Our collaborative paper with the Feleni group on ethinylestradiol detection using WO3-modified electrodes is accepted in J. Nanotechnol.
April 8, 2026. Anastasia passes her Chemistry Gateway Exam. Congratulations!
April 6, 2026. Jake successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis, The Interplay Between Chemical Reactivity and Dopants in Tungsten Oxide Catalysts. Congratulations, Dr. O'Hara!
April 2, 2026. Elliott passes his Chemistry Gateway Exam. Congratulations!
March 17, 2026. Ryan successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis, Chloride Mediation for Ethanol Oxidation with Particle and Electrochemical Catalysts. Congratulations, Dr. Van Daele!
February 27, 2026. Chris, Profulla, and Rachel's paper on Zn2+ doping of NMC622 is accepted in J. Power Sources.
January 30, 2026. Jake, Hana, and Katie's HxWO3 for PCET reactions is accepted in Inorg. Chem.
December 5, 2025. Valerie, Ryan, Allison, and Leo's Urea-glass TiN for oxygen reduction paper is accepted in J. Mater. Chem. A.
November 4, 2025. Chris successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis, Increasing Chemical and Mechanical Electrode Stability Through Structural Modifications in Next Generation Battery Materials. Congratulations, Dr. Woodley!
August 11, 2025. Jake, Nick, Hana, and Chris' HxWO3 paper on surface defects and the mechanism of chloride anion oxidation is accepted in ACS Appl. Energy Mater.
July 23, 2025. Chris' collaborative paper with the Maldonado Group (U-M Chemistry) is accepted in ACS Applied Mater. Interfaces.
June 12, 2025. Chris' collaborative paper with the Feleni Group (University of South Africa, Institute for Nanotechnology and Water Sustainability) on YbZnO@hBN composite electrodes for ciprofloxacin oxidation is accepted in Chemistry Open.
April 25, 2025. Shae passes her Chemistry Gateway Exam. Congratulations!
April 8, 2025. Ryan is awarded a Chemistry President's Challenge Fellowship.
January 30, 2025. Ryan, Li, and Katie's Chloride oxidation in ethanol mechanism paper is accepted in Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
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