Liberal Arts and Sciences
Pendergast Lab
Led by Andrew D. Pendergast · Chemistry
What we study
The Pendergast Lab develops electrochemical techniques that can measure and control chemical reactions at the nanometer scale, focusing on how tiny interface structures affect charge transfer. They use scanning probe microscopes, nanofabrication, spectroelectrochemical measurements, and computer models to study single-particle phase changes, separations, and electrosynthesis.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Building & testing
- Computational
- Projects
- 3
Current projects
Single-particle phase transformations
Studying how individual particles change phase during electrochemical reactions.
Electrochemically programmable separations
Developing electrochemical methods to selectively separate chemical species.
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Multiphase electrosynthesis
Creating new chemical products at interfaces involving multiple phases.
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