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Kensington, CA, US

Alameda, California, US

Alameda, California, US

Alameda, California, US

The single biggest near-term breakthrough for advanced Li-ion batteries will be silicon anodes. At Sila Nanotechnologies, I have helped to bring the first engineered silicon battery material from the lab all the way to market, as well as tackle early research in the other limiting key components of battery performance; the cathode, electrolyte, and.

Kinestral Technologies builds smart windows for dynamic light control. From a technical standpoint, these smart windows are best described as large transparent Li-ion batteries, although with very different requirements. For example, the primary desire is to have the light transmission of the window quickly switch from ~70% down to ~2%, rather than to.

One significant component of a solar thermal power plant is the solar selective coating, used to improve the efficency of collecting solar radiation and minimizing thermal losses. The coatings group pioneered the manufacturing and durability testing of several different solar selective coatings including a proprietary nano-structured coating. We developed.

I used muttiple materials characterization techniques to build a more robust understanding of as-deposited, and degraded, proprietary nano-structured solar selective coating. An optical model was also built to help connect changes in optical properties with changes to the chemistry and structure of the coating.

Vancouver, British Columbia, CA

I taught mid- and upper level courses in mechanics, the physics of materials, and surface science. I wrote an extensive set of lecture notes for the physics of materials course, and made considerable use of multi-media content to help give students a more intimate connection to some of the difficult conceptual issues in the mechanics course, such as.

Vancouver, British Columbia, CA

My primary focus was on the engineering of material properties using precise nanoscale control of composition and structure. This was pursued from both an experimental and theoretical perspective and lead to the development of novel tools and methods for both deposition and characterization.

Stanford, CA, US

I finished the design and built what was, at the time, the highest-resolution and lowest temperautre angle-resolved photoemission (ARPES) chamber based on a laboratory light source. I also explored the extent to which ARPES could demonstrate that a material was a true Fermi Liquid.

Phd, Applied Physics

Project Management Certificate Program - Strategic Leadership Specialization

B.S., Materials Science & Engineering, And Physics