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Research in the Harris Laboratory combines catalyst synthesis, quantitative physical and chemical characterization of catalysts (including in situ and in operando measurements), and elucidation of reaction mechanisms for responsible and efficient production of fuels and chemicals.
Recent News
Recent News
September 2025. Congratulations to River Samad for her collaborative paper with ORNL being accepted in Angewandte Chemie International Edition!
August 2025. The Harris Lab is excited to welcome Caleigh Andrews, Hailey Brown and Meghan Wallace as new undergraduate researchers in the group!
July 2025. Congratulations to Shivangi Borate for her collaborative paper with the Bukowski Group (Johns Hopkins U.) being published in ACS Catalysis!
June 2025. Congratulations to Shivangi Borate for passing her Ph.D. Prelim Exam!
June 2025. Congratulations to Hasanath Bathali for passing her Ph.D. Qualifier Exam!
May 2025. Congratulations to Alex Minne for his manuscript on alkali-promoted PdAu catalysts (co-authored by Treycen Garton and Ethan Iaia) being accepted for publication in Applied Catalysis B!
May 2025. Congratulations to Britney Mack for passing her Ph.D. Candidacy Exam!
May 2025. Congratulations to Dr. Alex Minne for passing his Ph.D. dissertation defense! After UA, Alex will start a postdoctoral appointment with Enrique Iglesia at Purdue University.
April 2025. Congratulations to Ethan Iaia and Gabe Miller for having their paper on cyclohexane oxidation published in Reaction Chemistry & Engineering!
April 2025. Jamie is awarded the 2025 Faculty Excellence in Professional Service Award and the 2025 Early Career Research Excellence & Innovation Award from the UA College of Engineering.
April 2025. Congratulations to Treycen Garton (ChBE Outstanding Junior), Joshua Zenick (ChBE Outstanding Sophomore), and Alex Minne (ChBE Outstanding Commitment to Safety Award) for being recognize with awards by the Chemical and Biological Engineering Department!
March 2025. Jamie is awarded the William H. Melson Award for Research Excellence by untenured faculty by The University of Alabama Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
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