Ph.D student
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Marlon Brutus
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Howard University (2018) Current Research: Energy conversion systems & Electrochemical Sensors Interests: Cooking, gaming, reading, dancing, and spending time with family Joined in Fall 2021 |
M.S. student
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Zhihao Ma
M.S. Chemistry, University of Oklahoma (2019) M.S. Polymer Engineering, University of Akron (2017) B.S. Polymer Science and Engineering, Sichuan University (2014) Current Research: Redox-active electrodes for energy storage systems Interests: swimming, photographing, traveling, playing basketball Joined in Fall 2021 |
Undergraduate student
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Morgan Fink
Chemical Engineering & Mathematics, University of Florida (class of 2024) Current Research: Photoelectrochemical properties of conjugated polymers Interests: Fencing, reading, and rock climbing Joined in Fall 2021 |
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 wontae.choi@ufl.edu.
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 wontae.choi@ufl.edu.
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.
