Our strategy includes designing metal oxide structures using bottom-up surface chemical approaches to measuring reactions at interfaces from the gas phase to the condensed phase.
Multiple surface analytical techniques are needed to fully understand interfacial chemical reactions, explore how we answer important questions.
Our group attends select conferences per year and is involved in STEM outreach for middle/high school students.
We are looking for creative and motivated students to join our team to investigate iron interface chemistry utilizing our surface analysis instruments. Spectroscopy and microscopy are used to measure the chemical and physical changes on a surface.
Chathura passed his PhD defense! Congratulations!
Danica wins the Sandretto and Stackhouse summer fellowship!
Welcome Subash, Richard, and Ryan to the group!
Dr. Perrine presented in the ENVR and GEOC sections at the fall American Chemical Society meeting on surface oxidation of iron interfaces.
Our latest research was presented at the 68th American Vacuum Society meeting. Glad to present in person!
