Profile for Sujat Sen

Reese Resheske, student, and Sujat Sen, both Chemistry & Biochemistry, co-authored the article "Electroreduction of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) at Oxalate and Polypyrrole Modified Copper Surfaces" in "Nanoscale," published on May 28 by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). This work was supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and conducted in collaboration with Purdue University. Additional student co-authors include Meredith Zannacker, Elijah Behnke, Ella Mack and Reilly Eiynck.

Submitted on: June 3

Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry, received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant from the National Science Foundation for the project, "Fundamentals and Applications of Electrochemically Active Nanofluids for Energy Storage and Conversion." This five-year grant totaling $556,579 includes research focused on electrochemistry with undergraduate students, development of chemical simulation tools for both teaching and research, as well as workshops to explore renewable energy devices such as solar cells, fuel cells and batteries in local high schools.

Submitted on: Mar. 19, 2024

Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry, authored the article "Grazing incidence X-Ray diffraction: identifying the dominant facet in copper foams that electrocatalyze the reduction of carbon dioxide to formate" in Nanoscale published on Friday, Sept. 2 by Royal Society of Chemistry .

Submitted on: Sept. 2, 2022

Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry, received the award for Collaborative Research from National Science Foundation for the project "An Engineering Design Approach for the Tandem Catalysis of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) using Nanoporous Bi-layer Structures." As part of the collaborative research effort, students from UWL will visit Purdue and learn state-of-the-art experimental techniques in thin film deposition. Sen is the lead PI on this grant between UWL and Purdue that have been collectively awarded $425,000 over the next three years.

Submitted on: Aug. 30, 2022

Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry, authored the article "Nickel Hydroxide Nanofluid Cathodes with High Solid Loadings and Low Viscosity for Energy Storage Applications " in Energies published on Tuesday, June 28 by MDPI. This research was part of an externally funded, industry sponsored effort in collaboration with Influit Energy LLC (https://www.influitenergy.com/). UWL student co-authors include Evan Draxler.

Submitted on: June 28, 2022

Sujat Sen, Chemistry & Biochemistry and Seth King, Physics, co-authored the article "Control of Texture and Morphology of Zinc Films through Pulsed Methods from Additive-Free Electrolytes" in ChemistrySelect published on May 25 by European Chemical Society Publishing (Wiley). Student co-authors include Lee Fuller, Jason Martin and Yuanman Ma.

Submitted on: June 11, 2021

Submitted on: July 25, 2019