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CurrentProgram director for the Solid State & Materials Chemistry (SSMC) program in the Division of Materials Research.
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Birgit Schwenzer is listed as Program Director for the Solid State & Materials Chemistry program at NSF (DMR) at National Science Foundation, a with 2831 employees, based in New Alexandria, Virginia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nsf.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Birgit Schwenzer.
Birgit Schwenzer previously worked as Program Director at National Science Foundation and Senior Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Birgit Schwenzer holds Dr. Rer. Nat. from Universität Konstanz.
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I have more than 15 years of experience in wet-chemical and solid-state synthesis of inorganic materials (nano- and micrometer scale morphology) and organometallic compounds, with a strong background in chemistry (inorganic, organic, physical, organometallic) and materials science (materials for energy-related applications, i.e. PV, LEDs, battery materials ...). While I have worked on a wide variety of projects (also including work on polymer membranes and graphene/ionic liquid composite materials) I enjoy investigating structure-property relationships for inorganic materials most. I routinely combine my synthesis skills with my expertise in various vibrational and optical spectroscopy methods (FTIR, Raman, UV/Vis, fluorometry, …) to understand molecular interaction and composition and elucidate how to predictably tailor the properties of multicomponent materials e.g. for energy conversion and storage applications.I have more than 40 peer-reviewed scientific publications (h-index = 24). 19 of these publications are first-authored publications, among them a widely cited review article on membranes for vanadium redox flow batteries as well as several publications on gallium nitride nanoparticle luminescence efficiency. Additionally I am named on several U.S. patents and international patents.I have project management experience and more recently program management expertise through my position as a program director at NSF. I also organized or co-organized several symposia in the area of 'bio-inspired materials for energy application' at international and national Materials Research Society (MRS) conferences. I have given numerous scientific presentations on different aspects of my research at national and international conferences (oral & poster presentations).
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Arlington, Va
Program director for the Solid State & Materials Chemistry (SSMC) program in the Division of Materials Research.
Richland/Kennewick/Pasco, Washington Area
- Optical & vibrational spectroscopy (UV/Vis, fluorometry, FTIR and Raman) to elucidate molecular interactions or materials structure-property relations.- Synthesis and characterization of inorganic materials or graphene-based composite materials for energy conversion and storage materials (examples include modification of Vanadium-redox flow battery membranes, cathode materials for Na-ion batteries, characterization of electrode materials and electrolytes for Li-S and Ni-H batteries).- Research on graphene oxide membranes.- Failure analysis investigation for rubber materials.
Remote, Part-Time
Reviewing and editing the scientific content of the technical articles for MRS Bulletin (2 issues per year; out of 12). Communicating with the authors about changes to the articles.
Santa Barbara, California Area
- Synthesis and characterization of inorganic materials prepared via bio-inspired synthesis routes, e.g. metal oxides, metal hydroxides, metal sulfides and metal nitrides.- Mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students as well as junior postdoctoral researchers; responsibilities include setting up new lab spaces and general lab safety aspects.
Santa Barbara, California Area
Bengaluru Area, India
Santa Barbara, California Area
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Birgit Schwenzer works for National Science Foundation.
Birgit Schwenzer is listed as Program Director for the Solid State & Materials Chemistry program at NSF (DMR) at National Science Foundation.
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Birgit Schwenzer is based in New Alexandria, Virginia, United States while working with National Science Foundation.
Birgit Schwenzer has worked for National Science Foundation, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Materials Research Society, University Of California, Santa Barbara, and University Of California, Santa Barbara (Ece Department, Mishra Group).
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Birgit Schwenzer holds Dr. Rer. Nat. from Universität Konstanz.
Birgit Schwenzer is listed with skills including Materials Science, Spectroscopy, Characterization, Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Inorganic Chemistry, Nanomaterials, and Uv/Vis.
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