Graduate Students
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Zhikui Wang
Ph.D. student (Fall 2022 - Present) M.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Florida (2022) B.S. Chemical Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology (2020) Current Research: Photoelectrochemical carbon dioxide conversion Interests: Soccer, billiards, travelling, cooking |
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Seokjun Han
Ph.D. student (Fall 2022 - Present) B.S. Chemical Engineering, Kyonggi University, Korea (2022) Current Research: In-situ analysis of electrochemical reactions Interests: Basketball, soccer, cooking |
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Israel David
Ph.D. student (Fall 2023 - Present) B.S. Chemical Engineering, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria (2021) Current Research: Oxygen evolution reaction in acid solution Interests: Soccer, cooking, and listening to classical music |
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Katie Jones
Master student (Fall 2024 - Present) B.S. Human Biology, Michigan State University Current Research: Bioelectrocatalysts Interests: Tennis, yoga, cooking, traveling |
Undergraduate students
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Benjamin Bermudez (Spring 2023 - Present)
Chemical Engineering (class of 2026) Current Research: Redox flow battery Interests: F1, Fishing, Star Wars, exercise |
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Jinoh Yoo (Summer 2023 - Present)
Chemical Engineering (class of 2026) Current Research: Electroanalysis interests: soccer, hiking, camping, playing instruments |
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Sebastian Sevilla (Fall 2024 - Present)
Chemical Engineering (class of 2024) Current Research: Characterizing photoelectrochemical activity of semiconductor electrodes interests: swimming, surfing, hiking, cooking |
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Calvin Stratman (Fall 2024 - Present)
Chemical Engineering (class of 2026) Current Research: Fabrication of semiconductor electrodes for energy conversion interests: fishing, wakeboarding, cooking, and nature |
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Alma Dominguez (Fall 2024 - Present)
Chemical Engineering (class of 2027) Current Research: Photo-enhanced electrocatalysis interests: running, cooking, painting, watching movies |
Former Group Members
Graduate Students
- Param Dhavale (MS 2024) - Millipore Sigma
- Holden Young (MS 2023)
Undergraduate Students
- Morgan Fink (BS 2024) - Savannah River Mission Completion
- Joshua Grunden (BS 2023)
- Hamzeh Khalfa (BS 2022) - Upstart Power
Admitted graduate students in Chemical Engineering:
The Choi lab has openings for Ph.D. students interested in working on electrochemistry of soft materials. Projects involve working on material design and characterizations, electrochemical analysis and modeling, microfabrication, and device engineering. Prior experience in electrochemistry, electronics, soft materials, microfabrication, synchrotron experiments, and/or device physics is not required but would be helpful. Ph.D. students with satisfactory progress will be fully-funded (covering stipend, tuition waiver, and health insurance). If interested, please send CV and research interests to [email protected].
Potential graduate students:
Interested students should apply to the PhD program in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Florida. We follow the advisor matching process of our Department. Please visit our department website and contact the ChE academic advisor if you may have questions.
We also welcome visiting students and scholars.
The Choi lab has openings for Ph.D. students interested in working on electrochemistry of soft materials. Projects involve working on material design and characterizations, electrochemical analysis and modeling, microfabrication, and device engineering. Prior experience in electrochemistry, electronics, soft materials, microfabrication, synchrotron experiments, and/or device physics is not required but would be helpful. Ph.D. students with satisfactory progress will be fully-funded (covering stipend, tuition waiver, and health insurance). If interested, please send CV and research interests to [email protected].
Potential graduate students:
Interested students should apply to the PhD program in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Florida. We follow the advisor matching process of our Department. Please visit our department website and contact the ChE academic advisor if you may have questions.
We also welcome visiting students and scholars.
