Ph.D. Students

Current Members Gregory Parsons, PI Postdocs & Research Staff Ph.D. Students M.S. Students B.S. Students Group Alumni Group Photos

 

Jimmy Nguyen

Hometown: Chantilly, VA
Education: B.S. Chemical and Life Science Engineering, Virginia Commonwealth University 2021
B.S. in Chemistry, Virginia Commonwealth University 2021
Joined the group: January 2022
Research: Metal-organic framework (MOF) composites using sponge/foam/monofilaments supports structures

Jeremy Thelven

Hometown: Stockholm, Sweden
Education: B.S. in Physics, Rhodes College 2022
B.S. in Chemistry, Rhodes College 2022
Joined the group: January 2023
Research: Multi-layer systems using atomic layer deposition and area selective deposition

Pragyan Jha

Hometown: Ranchi, India
Education: B.Tech in Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy 2020
Joined the group: January 2023
Research: Atomic-Scale Surface Modification of Heat Transfer Materials

Yuchen Liu

Hometown: Canton, Ohio
Education: B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology 2015
M.S in Materials Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology 2019
Joined the group: June 2024
Research: Area selective deposition of polymers through CVD to stabilize catalysts on planar silicon for CO2 reduction

Mara Paulette Alonso

Hometown: Ensenada, Mexico
Education: B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Berkeley 2023
Joined the group: September 2024
Research: Metal-organic framework composite systems

Cole Hodges

Hometown: Parkersburg, West Virginia
Education: B.S. in Chemical Engineering, West Virginia University 2024
Joined the group: September 2024
Research: Area selective deposition of metals and dielectrics through atomic layer deposition

Seoyeon Kim

Hometown: Jeonju, South Korea
Education: B.S. in Polymer Engineering, Jeonbuk National University 2021
M.S. in Polymer Engineering, Jeonbuk National University 2023
Joined the group: September 2024
Research: Atomic and molecular layer deposition for photoelectrochemical applications