Aerosol particles naturally form over the open sea New findings about tiny aerosols will greatly improve climate models
Ramani lab awarded grant to update power plants Research team will be scale up a titanium-cerium redox flow battery. 03.31.2021
McKelvey Engineering students, alumni win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Several students and alumni also won honorable mentions. 03.25.2021
Palghat Ramachandran, professor of energy, environmental & chemical engineering, 75 Ramachandran worked extensively on modeling and analysis of multiphase reactors as applied to chemical and pharmaceutical industry. 03.22.2021
WashU Expert: ERCOT to blame for Texas blackouts, not renewables or fossil fuels This is an extended version of an analysis first published by Real Clear Energy. 03.19.2021
Simple tools reveal high-fidelity truth in lithium-ion batteries Vast majority of active particles in battery holds no share, instead, current is concentrated in ‘hot spots’ dictated by electrochemical phase transformation. 03.05.2021
Bai to study dynamic heterogeneities in lithium-ion battery electrodes This NSF CAREER Award will help Bai’s lab further its understanding of the significance and evolution of spatiotemporal heterogeneities in batteries, complementing earlier work. 02.22.2021
Solved: The mystery of toxic fracking byproducts Research uncovers mechanism responsible for creating halogenated organic compounds. 02.11.2021
Aerosol particles naturally form over the open sea New findings about tiny aerosols will greatly improve climate models. 01.22.2021
