Data Driven Discovery of Conjugated Polyelectrolytes for Neuromorphic Computing
The project provides an excellent opportunity to train high school, undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, and a high school teacher.
Undergraduate students:
Kunyun ‘George’ Li (3rd year Chem. Engineering, UCSB)
Yuxiang Wen (2nd year, Chem. Engineering, UCSB)
Brian Kim (3nd year Chemistry, UCSB)
Kelsey Harrison (4th Chemistry, UCSB, currently at Columbia University for PhD program)
Max Shrock (4th Chemistry, UCSB, currently at Stanford for PhD program)
Graduate students:
Sangmin Chae (3rd year graduate student, UCSB)
Luana Llanes (5th year, graduate student, UCSB)
Postdocs:
Dr. Yangyang Wan (CSNU)
Dr. Tung Nguyen-Dang (UCSB)
Lompoc Junior High Teacher Melissa Moore spent 5 weeks working in the Nguyen group and she incorporated what she learned in the science curriculum at her school.
Ventura High School student, Jaden Elizondo spent 8 weeks summer research working on the characterization of conjugated polyelectrolytes.