Zhang group
Chemistry Department
University of Washington
Zhang group
Chemistry Department
University of Washington
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Chemistry Department
University of Washington
Electrochemistry is what we do! We are working on fundamental electrochemistry problems and developing ultrasensitive electroanalytical sensors. A central goal of our research has been the study and better understanding of the electrode/solution interface. To that end, we develop and use various analytical and physical chemistry tools (e.g., optical microscopy, micro- and nanoelectrodes, nanopores, etc.) and methods to probe dynamic chemical behavior of single molecules and nanoparticles.
Electrochemistry is what we do! We are working on fundamental electrochemistry problems and developing ultrasensitive electroanalytical sensors. A central goal of our research has been the study and better understanding of the electrode/solution interface. To that end, we develop and use various analytical and physical chemistry tools (e.g., optical microscopy, micro- and nanoelectrodes, nanopores, etc.) and methods to probe dynamic chemical behavior of single molecules and nanoparticles.
Here's a recent publication from Ruixuan on the critical role of molecular adsorption on the electrocatalytic behavior of metal nanoparticles. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.analchem.4c05326
Here's a recent publication from Ruixuan on the critical role of molecular adsorption on the electrocatalytic behavior of metal nanoparticles. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.analchem.4c05326
Students have lots of fun at the Pittcon in Boston!
To many prospective students: We thank you for your interest in joining our group for graduate research. Each year, we enroll one or two highly qualified, highly motivated students from those graduate students who have already been admitted into our graduate program. If you are interested in joining us, please submit your application through our department admission portal on this webpage: https://chem.washington.edu/phd-chemistry-application-instructions
We receive many email inquiries about possible Ph.D. positions in our laboratory that we are unable to respond to. Please note, while we welcome new students each year, our group does not make individual admission decisions.
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