In back-to-back fashion, Gebbie Lab students were awarded 1st Place Research Group Exhibit for the 2025 Engineering EXPO hosted by the UW-Madison College of Engineering for the “DIY Electrolytes: The Power of Salt” showing how …
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“Uncovering Ion Transport Mechanisms in Ionic Liquids using Data Science”
By J. E. Umaña, Ryan K. Cashen, Victor M. Zavala, and Dr. Matthew A. Gebbie
Saam Farzam is Awarded an NSF GRFP Honorable Mention
Congratulations to Saam Farzam for being awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program Honorable Mention! This award recognizes the quality, vitality, and diversity of the scientific and engineering workforce of the United States and …
Jack Verich Presents at the Universities of Wisconsin’s Research in the Rotunda
Undergraduate Jack Verich is 1 of 5 students from UW-Madison to present at the Universities of Wisconsin’s 21st annual Research in the Rotunda event! More than 100 exceptional undergraduate researchers presented research findings to state …
“Deciphering the Role of Aromatic Cations in Electrochemical CO2 Reduction: Interfacial Ion Assembly Governs Reaction Pathways”
By Dr. Wenxiao Guo, Beichen Liu, Seth R. Anderson, Samuel G. Johnstone, and Dr. Matthew A. Gebbie
Gebbie Lab is Awarded 1st Place Research Group at UW-Madison’s Engineering Expo
Gebbie Lab students were awarded 1st Place Research Group Exhibit for the 2024 Engineering EXPO hosted by the UW-Madison College of Engineering for the “Water Splitting Challenge Game” showing how electrolytes impact electrocatalysis using electrolytes …
“CBE PhD Student Seth Anderson Selected for DOE Graduate Student Research Program”
Written By: Jason Daley Chemical & Biological Engineering
“With Job at Leading Semiconductor Company Waiting in the Wings, Chef Overcomes Obstacles and Remains Positive in Quest to Earn Chemical Engineering Degree”
Written By: Jason Daley Chemical & Biological Engineering
Sam Johnstone is Awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Congratulations to Sam Johnstone for being awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP)! The purpose of the fellowship is to help ensure the quality, vitality, and diversity of the scientific and engineering workforce …
“Linking Electric Double Layer Formation to Electrocatalytic Activity”
By Dr. Matthew A. Gebbie, Beichen Liu, Dr. Wenxiao Guo, Seth R. Anderson, and Samuel G. Johnstone