Principal Investigator
Status: Group Principal Investigator
Degrees: University of California, Berkeley - Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry
Princeton University - A.B., summa cum laude, in Chemistry, Certificate in Materials Science and Engineering
Email: milliron[aT]che.utexas.edu
Delia’s C.V.
Administrative Associate
Status: Administrative Associate to Delia Milliron and Grant & Contract Specialist to the UT Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Previous Degrees: B.A. Equine Mgt.
Email: mbarrera[aT]utexas.edu
Interests: Digital restoration of old photos, reading and crafting.
Postdoctoral Researchers
Status: Postdoc, UT Austin, Department of Chemical Engineering
Previous Degrees: Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; M.S. and B.S. in Chemical Engineering, National Tsing Hua University
Email: mollyjhong[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: My research interests are centered on materials design for electrocatalysis and photoelectrocatalysis. Specifically, I am focused on the synthesis of nanocrystals and the assembly of those into mesoscale architectures, which allows for the investigation of structure-property relationships across length scales.
Molly's CV
Status: Postdoc, UT Austin, Department of Chemical Engineering
Previous Degrees: Ph.D. in Chemistry, Korea University, Seoul, Korea; B.S. in Chemistry, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
Email: jongsik75[aT]gmail.com
Research Interests: I am interested in the development of complex heteronanostructures toward the electrocatalysis and photocatalysis. Specifically, I am focused on the synthetic methodology to prohibit the unprecedented atomic rearrangement during the catalysis, which could deteriorate the catalytic stability.
Jongsik's CV
Status: Postdoc, UT Austin, Department of Chemical Engineering
Previous Degrees: Ph.D. in Chemistry, IISER-Pune (2019); Masters in Chemistry, IISER-Pune (2015); Bachelor's in Chemistry, Delhi University (2013)
Email: bharat.tandon05[aT]gmail.com
Research Interests: Electrochemical Modulation of Plasmonic Metal Oxide Nanocrystals.
Bharat's CVGraduate Students
Status: 5th Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) - B.S. Dual Degree Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Chemistry
Email: shinhum[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: Structure controlled nanocrystal synthesis into fabrication of electrochromic devices. Converging plasmonics and excitionic nanocrystals into multiscale functional materials. Exceeding functional limitations of materials with steady state properties into dynamic controllable units for energy applications.
Shin's CV
Status: 4th Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemistry, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: University of South Carolina Aiken – B.S. in Chemistry
Email: mndominguez[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in understanding and exploring the programmability of inorganic nanocrystal networks for their use in tunable inorganic assemblies.
Manuel's CV
Status: 4th Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: University of Florida - B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Email: sgibbs93[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: Much is still unknown about the interaction of the plasmon-induced near field of a single metal oxide nanocrystal and its surroundings. I am interested in investigating this area with the ultimate goal of producing novel properties in the bulk material.
Stephen's CV
Status: 5th Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: University of Oklahoma- joint BS/MS in Chemical Engineering
Email: laurengilbert[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I'm interested in making and understanding novel materials that can be useful in solving problems related to alternative energy.
Lauren's CV
Status: 1st Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: University of California, Berkeley – B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Email: allisongreen[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in exploring the structure and conductive properties of inorganic nanocrystal assemblies towards gel polymer electrolytes.
Allison's CV
Status: 1st Year Ph.D. student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: Seoul National University – B.S. and M.S. in Chemical and Biological Engineering
Email: jihokang[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in understanding nanocrystal assembly and integration, and their application in functional assemblies.
Jiho's CV
Status: 3rd Year Ph.D. student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: Sogang University - M.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Sogang University - B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering / Integrated Biotechnology
Email: kkim0921[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: Extending my understanding on plasmonic semiconductor materials and their application to optics, electronics, and bio materials.
Kihoon's CV
Status: 3rd Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: University of Kansas - B.S. in Engineering Physics
Email: vlakhanpal[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in investigating the conductivity properties of composite nanomaterials for their potential application in energy storage and distribution.
Vikram's CV
Status: 3rd Year Ph.D. Student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin
Previous Degrees: National Taiwan University – B.S.E. and M.S. in Chemical Engineering
Email: hclu[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: Understanding the synthesis, electrochemical, optical and physical properties of metal-oxide nanocrystals for electrochromism and developing smart windows based on them.
Hsin-Che's CV
Status: 6th Year Ph.D. student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin.
Previous Degrees: University of Maryland- B.S in Chemical Engineering
Email: csaez[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in the assembly of inorganic colloidal networks to create tunable and dynamic nanocrystal materials.
Camila's CV
Status: 1st Year Ph.D. student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin.
Previous Degrees: University of Texas at Austin - B.S. in Chemistry
Email: sofia.shubert[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I’m interested in developing a better understanding of plasmon-driven catalysis in metal oxide nanocrystal systems and how we can tune these systems for selectivity and efficiency.
Sofia's CV
Status: 1st Year Ph.D. student, Department of Chemical Engineering, UT Austin.
Previous Degrees: Virginia Tech – B.S. in Chemistry
Email: zydlewski[aT]utexas.edu
Research Interests: I am interested in nanocrystal synthesis for the development of new materials with electronic and energy applications.
Benjamin's CV