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Welcome, Allison, to join our team as undergraduate research assistant!

Allison, a junior undergraduate student, will work in the lab to work on materials synthesis, cell fabrication and testing.

Welcome, Saroj Karki!

Saroj is starting his PhD program from Spring, 2024. He will work on experimental research on fuel cell and electrolyzer.

2023 Hydrogen Americas Summit and Exhibition

Dr. Ding attended the Hydrogen Americas Summit in Washington D.C. on October 2-3, 2023, to meet industrials and peers for discussing the future of hydrogen economy. Many exhibitors from U.S. and Europe met to demonstrate the technologies for hydrogen production, transport, and storage.

Summer camp and lab visit

2023-07-28

In this summer, our lab helped JrSEED program to give high-school students a lesson about how fuel cell car works.

Fuel cell car kit

Shuanglin showed the working principle and demonstrated the operation.

Summer Bridge Program: Lab tour

A DoE project is awarded for CO2 conversion to intermediate chemicals

2023-06-20

A new project is awarded titled with “Integrated Heterogeneous Structure of High-Entropy-Alloy/Reactor for High-Throughput Chemical Synthesis via In-Situ Carbon-Dioxide Hydrogenation” from Department of Energy.

Conversion of nuclear-generated energy, in the form of heat or electrons, to chemical energy carriers is an important pathway to enable the use of carbon dioxide or other compounds including nitrogen, steam, and light alkanes (e.g., methane, ethane, propane, etc.) as a feedstock.

We will work with Idaho National Laboratory (Dr. Wenjuan Bian) to synthesize, characterize, and test high-entropy alloy electro catalysts for converting CO2 to chemicals such as methanol.

The Hydrogen-Powered Future: The Coming Transition to a New Energy Economy

2023-04-28

Attended panel discussion on Hydrogen-powered future and challenges to get there, organized by OU CHEPS (https://www.oucheps.org). Many experts and professors from industry, universities, and NSF extensively discussed how hydrogen economy will be accomplished.

A DoE grant is awarded to work on co-generation of liquid chemicals and electricity from natural gas

This project will develop a modular reactor for co-generation of liquid chemicals and electricity from stranded natural gas with team from Kansas State University (Dr. Chuancheng Duan) and OU. The team envisions to design, demonstrate, and test a novel process intensified modular system with techno-economic feasibility which integrates electrocatalyst with electrochemical membrane reactors for natural gas (NG) upgrading to value-added liquid chemicals (aromatics) and power generation simultaneously. 

Welcome, Shuanglin!

Shuanglin Zheng joined our group as PhD research assistant in 2023 Spring to start his new journey in OU.

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