Our research lies at the interface of multifunctional material development and electrochemical engineering. Electrochemical devices are ubiquitous to a broad range of energy conversion technologies and chemical processes. Their core components rely on complex materials that provide the required electrocatalytic activity and mass transport functionality. Our group has expertise in composite materials development, processing and characterization; and this expertise is used to improve and redefine electrochemical reactors with direct industrial applications. Our applied research approach also relies on fundamental understanding of the materials’ self-assembly and how their morphology and surface properties affects the mass transport and performance of electrochemical devices.
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Recent News:
Learn about our recent partnership with Air Company to make sustainable rocket fuel in this latest article. March 27, 2024
Miguel's work during his sabbatical was featured in this latest article. March 27, 2024
Discover green tech's future with Turnover Labs & NYU Tandon: article. February 13, 2024
Explore NYU Tandon's groundbreaking approach to greener chemical manufacturing in this latest IEEE Spectrum article. December 4, 2023
Miguel was featured in the Reaction Chemistry & Engineering Blog of the Royal Society of Chemistry. Check out the blog post. March 3, 2023
Miguel and Ricardo were featured in an article about their collaboration with Air Company. March 2, 2023
Miguel was cited in a PolitiFact article. Check it out. February 8, 2023