I work in the Holewinski lab, which is focused on fundamental electrochemical catalysis. My research branches into two sectors of electrochemistry: kinetic studies of oxidation on bimetallic catalysts, including functionality and characterization of the nanoparticle catalysts, and electrochemical valorization of biomass

I worked with the Irving Material Science Engineering computational lab as part of the NC State Mat-Dat REU by developing a neural network for the purpose of inverse design of high-entropy alloys to aid in experimental alloy research. This neural network takes alloy property inputs and outputs the composition required to achieve these properties, estimated using Density Functional Theory.