The chemical engineering student was one of only two undergraduates nationwide selected to receive funding and present research at the national conference. 

The distinguished chemical engineer and materials scientist joined the UCSB faculty in 2014.

The UCSB professor is cited for leadership in the areas of electrochemistry and mechano-electrochemistry.

After two years and several rounds of competition, the hacking collective aims for the $4 million first prize.

Award-winning study reveals how flow-induced “demixing” alters polymer behavior.