Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Ziegler Research Group
Led by Kirk Ziegler · Chemical Engineering
What we study
The Ziegler Lab studies nanomaterials and their interfaces, focusing on manipulating surfaces to control reactions, transport, and stability. They work with carbon nanotubes, porous membranes, and energy storage materials.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- A versatile microfluidic electrochemical platform for diffusion-controlled, quasi-one-dimensional interfacial studies
2026 · Lab on a Chip
Builds a tiny device to study how metals dissolve and grow in water.
- Exploring the Impact of Chelating Agents on Copper Oxide Layer Formation and Morphology
2025 · Inorganic Chemistry
Shows how EDTA affects copper oxide layer formation and morphology during anodization.
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- Surfactant-based protecting groups for chiral-selective functionalization of multiple carbon nanotube species in an unsorted mixture
2025 · Carbon
- Heat transfer enhancement using nanoporous Teflon surfaces
2025 · Nanotechnology
Tests how nanoporous Teflon surfaces improve heat transfer in acetone vaporization.
- Gelation and large thermoresponse of cranberry-based xyloglucan
2024 · Carbohydrate Polymers
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