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Research Scientist

Yuxiang Peng                                     Yuxiang

Email: peng.yuxiang@stonybrook.edu

Research Associate, Chemistry Division, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Ph.D., Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, The University of Alabama

M. S., Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, The University of Alabama

Research interests: Molten salt, electrochemistry and Synchrotron X-ray


Ph.D. Students

 

Arthur Ronne                                     Headshot

Ph.D Candidate

Ph.D. Student since 2021 Spring
M.S. 2021 - Thesis title:  "Investigation of Chemical and 3D Morphological Evolution in Nickel Alloys
in Molten Chloride Salt by Synchrotron X-ray Microscopy"

Email:arthur.ronne@stonybrook.edu

B.E., Chemical and Molecular Engineering, Stony Brook University

Research Interests:  X-ray characterization techniques, metal corrosion in molten salts, energy storage


 

Cheng-Chu Chung                              

Ph.D Candidate

Ph. D. Student since 2020 Fall

Email: cheng-chu.chung@stonybrook.edu

M. S., Materials Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University
B. S., Materials Science and Engineering, National Tsing Hua University

Research interests: thin film solid state interfacial dealloying, nano-structured materials, fabrication of functional nanomaterials, graphene and 2D materials, materials for energy applications, machining learing.


Varun Ravi Kankanallu                  Varun

Ph.D Candidate

Ph. D. Student since 2021 Spring

Email: kankanallu.varun@stonybrook.edu

B.E., Chemical Engineering, R. V. College of Engineering

Research interests: Electrochemistry, Energy Storage System, 3D CAD Modelling and Simulation


Xiaoyin Zheng                                       Xiaoyin

 

Ph. D. Student since 2021 Spring

Email:xiaoyin.zheng@stonybrook.edu

B.S., Physics, ShanghaiTech University

Research interests: X-ray imaging and data analysis


Dean Yen                                             

 

Ph.D. Student since 2021 Fall
M.S. 2021 - Thesis title: "Nano-tomography investigation of 3D Printed Batteries with Water-in-Salt Gel Polymer Electrolyte"

Email: dean.yen@stonybrook.edu

B.S., Physics , Tamkang University

Research Interest: Application of 3D printing in energy storage system


Karol Dyro                                              

 

M.A. Student since 2019 Fall

 

Ph. D. Student since 2021 Fall

 

Email: karol.dyro@stonybrook.edu

B.S., Physics, University of California Santa Barbara

Research Interests: Data analysis techniques and computational methods in condensed matter physics


Chang-An (Richard) Lo                 Chang-An Lo

Ph. D. Student since 2022 Fall

Email: chang-an.lo@stonybrook.edu

M. S., Chemistry, National Taiwan University

B. S.,  Chemistry, National Chung Hsing University

Research interests: Development of operando characterization methodologies, next-generation energy storage system


 

Ankita Mohanty                                   Ankita Mohanty

Ph. D. Student since 2022 Fall

Email: ankita.mohanty@stonybrook.edu

M.Tech.,  Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

B.Tech., Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology Sarang

Research Interest: Surface conversion coatings


Yichen Gan                                                 Yichen Gan

 

Ph. D. Student since 2023 Fall

Email: yichen.gan@stonybrook.edu

M. E., Materials and Chemical Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology

B. E., Materials Science and Engineering, Southern University of Science and Technology

Research interests: Electrochemistry and X-ray imaging


Adesanmi Adeniyi                              Adesanmi Adeniyi

 

PhD student since Fall 2023

Email: adesanmi.adeniyi@stonybrook.edu

B.E., Metallurgical & materials engineering, Federal University of Technology Akure

Research interests: Energy storage systems


Chirag Saharan                                       Chirag

PhD student since Spring 2024

Email: chirag.saharan@stonybrook.edu

B.Sc., Physics (Hons.), University of Delhi

Research interests: Energy storage and dealloying of thin films.


MS Students